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Procedures
Stitch Selection
Your machine will sew all the stitches pic-
tured on the front. The stitch is set by turning
the stitch selector – the upper dial. A colored
marker lines up while turning the stitch selec-
tor, showing which stitch is set.
Check that the needle is in its highest position
before you turn the stitch selector.
The lower dial is to ajdust the stitch length.
The stitches are divided into two groups. For-
ward motion and trimotion stitches. The stitch
length for the right group, forward motion
stitches, can be varied between 0 and 6 and
the width between 0-5.5.
Recommendations for the suggested stitch
length are given next to the stitches.
When you wish to use one of the stitches in
the left group, the trimotion stitches, you turn
the stitch length dial to the left until it reaches
the area
. The stitch length is set
for these stitches. The stitch width can be set
between 0-5.5. There are letters between the
stitch pictures which indicate the most suitable
presser foot for each stitch. The letter is also
marked on the presser foot.
Stitch Width
When you select a stitch the machine auto-
matically sets the best stitch width. By turn-
ing the stitch width dial (placed inside the
stitch selector) you can change the stitch
width. The width is numbered 0-5.5.
By setting the stitch width dial at 2.5 you
can halve the width of the stitches. Most of
the stitches will then get a different look and
you have a selection of ”new” stitches.
Stitch Length
Recommendations for the suitable setting are
given next to the forward motion stitches.
Always use the recommended setting to start
with but experiment until you arrive at the
exact setting for the actual work you will be
doing.
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