Brother 4234D, Handbook

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4. Store the removed stitch finger <A> and/or
stitch finger W <B> inside of the bed
extension.
<B> <A>
NOTE:
Make sure to install a stitch finger when sewing
regular overlock stitches.
5. Adjust the stitch width adjustment dial up to the
"R" position.
<A>
<A> Selection mark
6. Adjust the stitch length.
Set the stitch length adjustment dial to "R to 2"
position (for narrow overlock stitch: R to 2, for
rolled hemming stitch: R).
3
<A>
<A> Selection mark
Narrow overlock/ Rolled hemming stitch
The Narrow overlock/Rolled hemming stitch is a
decorative finish for lightweight to midweight
fabrics. It is often used to complete the edge of a
fabric. This stitch is sewn by removing the left
needle and using the 3-thread overlock stitch.
Instructions for both narrow overlock/
Rolled hemming stitches
CAUTION
Turn off the main power and light switch before
removing/ installing a needle.
1. Remove the left needle.
NOTE:
For the recommended thread and needle, see
CHAPTER 4 "Sewing materials, threads, and
needles comparison chart".
2. Thread the machine for a three thread
overlock, using the right needle.
3. Remove the stitch finger <A>.
1
Raise the presser foot lever.
2
Pull all threads toward the back of the
machine.
3
Check to make sure that the thread is no
longer wrapped around the stitch finger.
4
Open the front cover.
5
Turn the hand wheel until the upperlooper
is at its lowest position.
6
Pull the stitch finger to the right and remove
it.
<A>