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Instruction book Rose

Stitch table

1 Straight stitch

For all kind of sewing in woven fabrics,

see page 39

25 different needle positions

2 Reinforced straight stitch

For seams which are subject to considerable

see page 42

strain, i.e. to reinforce and topstitch sportswear
and working clothes. 25 needle positions

3 Stretch stitch

For seams in tricot and stretch farbrics

see page 42

4 Zigzag

For lace edging and sewing on bands

see page 42-43

Three-step zigzag

For overcasting, mending, sewing on patches

see page 44

and elastics

6 Overcast stitch

Seam and overcast in one step along the edge

see page 47

or trim later. For light stretch and non-stretch
fabrics.

7 Overlock

Seam and overcast in one step along the edge

see page 47

or trim later For medium and heavy stretch
fabrics.

8 Bartack Buttonhole

Suitable in medium and heavy fabrics.

see page 36

9 Keyhole buttonhole

For tailored garments suitable in compact wool-

see page 36

len cloth

10 Round End buttonhole

Suitable in light fabrics.

see page 36

wing

Summary of Contents for Rose 605

Page 1: ...K E E P I N G T H E W O R L D S E W I N G User s Guide 605 ...

Page 2: ... nearest authorised dealer or service center for examination repair electrical or mechanical adjustment Never operate the sewing machine with any air openings blocked Keep ventilation openings of the Sewing machine and foot controller free from the accumulation of lint dust and loose cloth Keep fingers away from all moving parts Special care is required around the Sewing machine needle Always use ...

Page 3: ... and darning stitches 25 Embroidery template 34 Color information 35 Sewing 36 54 Buttonholes 36 Buttonhole sensor foot 37 Buttonhole knife Sewing buttons 38 Straight stitch 39 Embroidery 26 35 Storing Connection 26 Embroidery presser foot 27 Get started 28 Embroidery Hoop 29 Sewing embroideries 30 31 Function buttons 32 33 Needle positions 39 Gathering with straight stitches 40 Zipper 41 Reinforc...

Page 4: ...4 Presser bar and Presser foot ankle 15 Needle clamp screw 16 Thread tension discs 17 Thread tension dial 18 Thread guide for bobbin winding 19 Spool pin 20 Spool holders 21 Recess for additional spool pin 22 Quick info 23 Thread cutter for bobbin winding 24 Handwheel 25 Bobbin spindle Bobbin stop 26 Infodisplay 27 Function selectors 28 Function selectors Embroidery 29 Stitch selectors 30 Embroide...

Page 5: ...Rose 5 Summary 32 33 34 35 32 Handle 33 Presser foot lever 34 Thread cutter 35 Embroidery unit socket 36 Embroidery arm 37 Embroidery Hoop attachment 38 Embroidery unit socket 39 Release button 36 37 38 39 Machine parts ...

Page 6: ...rol cord in the foot control storage space and the main cord in the pocket of the cover There is also space provided for the operating manual Remove the embroidery card and the embroidery unit Replace the cover protecting the socket on the machine 3 Check to ensure that all accessories are in the accessory tray Slide it onto the machine behind the free arm 4 Lower the presser foot 5 Place the foot...

Page 7: ...e 2 Connect the main cord to the back socket on the bottom right side of the machine 3 When you press the power switch both the machine and the light are switched on Connecting to the power supply On the underside of the machine you will find information about the power supply V and the frequency Hz Check the power supply setting in the machine to ensure that this agrees with the main supply befor...

Page 8: ...r work surface To attach the extension table place the rear right corner to the Accessory Tray and the front right hook onto the recess on the free arm 6 To remove it push slightly in the direction of the arrow at the front right corner then lift the hook out of the free arm 1 Keep the Accessory Tray on the machine to provide a larger flat work surface 2 Slide the Accessory Tray to the left when y...

Page 9: ...the large holder c is placed in front of the thread Slide the correct size spool holder in place so the flat side is pressed firmly against the spool No space between spool holder and spool There is also a separate spool pin d to be attached onto the machine The fingers on the extra spool pin fit into the two holes to the right of the fixed spool pin Push downward to snap in place The large spool ...

Page 10: ...nue threading by drawing the thread from the right into the slot on the take up lever 5 Thread last guide just above needle 6 The needle is threaded from front to back The white on the presser foot ankle makes it easy to see the eye of the needle Upper thread warning If the upper thread breaks or if thread spool runs out the machine stops and gives a signal The symbol is flashing on the display If...

Page 11: ...read tension discs outside the lowest thread guide Thread left needle 4 Attach the extra spool pin onto the machine Place a spool holder under the thread Threading for twin needle 5 Place the bobbin with the second thread on the spool pin 6 Thread the machine as before but this thread should lie between the outer thread tension discs outside the lowest thread guide Thread right needle Procedures S...

Page 12: ...matically Remove the bobbin cut off the thread and bring the bobbin spindle up Note We do not recommend winding specialty threads such as clear nylon or other stretchy threads through the needle Instead see Bobbin winding vertical spool pin below 1 Place an empty bobbin with the mark outwards on the bobbin spindle on the front of the machine 2 Place the large spool holder under the thread on the s...

Page 13: ...pen the cover by slightly pulling it towards you and take it away 3 Hold the bobbin and draw the thread to the right passing a 4 Hold the thread tight and draw it to the left so that the thread falls correctly into the tension spring Continue threading around b and to the right of the thread knife c Replace the cover and slide it into position Then pull the thread to the left to cut it b Placing t...

Page 14: ...arse thread in thick fabric increase the tension to 7 9 When the machine is turned on the tension is set to normal automatically To understand the correct thread tension sew a few sample stitches at different settings 1 Begin with a tension that is too loose i e set at 1 The lower thread will lie straight and the upper thread will be drawn down on the underside 2 If you set the tension at the high...

Page 15: ...ered when sewing The machine will not start if the presser foot is in the raised position By raising the presser foot lever as far as it goes and holding it there the lift height of the presser foot can be increased by several millimeters Presser foot pressure Changing the presser foot Switch off the main switch 1 Make sure that the needle is in the highest position Pull the presser foot down and ...

Page 16: ... turn the dial to the left to Turn the dial to the right to if you wish to raise the feed teeth The feed teeth will not come up until you begin to sew The feed teeth are lowered when sewing buttons and for free hand work By lowering the feed teeth it is easier to get thick garments under the presser foot Do not forget to raise the feed teeth before starting to sew Note The feed teeth are lowered a...

Page 17: ...ne automatically sets the correct maximum speed High speed Reverse Your machine sews backwards when this button is pressed The machine sews forward when the button is released The longest stitch length when reverse feeding is 3 mm For permanent reverse press the button twice in quick succession before starting to sew An arrow to the top left on the display indicates reverse sewing To sew forward a...

Page 18: ... button The width can be adjusted between 0 and 6 mm Not active in REP position When sewing embroideries the width can be set between 2 and 6 to change size of embroidery Mirror image You can mirror a stitch by using the buttons mirror image side to side and mirror image end to end The symbols will be displayed When sewing embroideries only mirror image side to side can be used See Satin taper pag...

Page 19: ...d tension adjustment Use these buttons to adjust the thread tension manually The adjustment affects all stitches and will remain until the machine is turned off CLR Deleting stitches This button is used while in PROG if you wish to delete what you have programmed See page 25 After finishing your embroidery sewing touch the CLR button The embroidery arm returns to ready position Memory number The m...

Page 20: ... buttons with white symbols and two menus of letters shown in black symbols With the MENU button you select which menu you wish to sew The selected menu will be dis played for stitches or for letters To the very right on the Infodisplay the number of the selected stitch or the selected letter is displayed When the embroidery unit is connected only the numbers of the selection buttons are used In t...

Page 21: ...and stored in the box Read more about embroidery sewing on page 26 35 MEMORY Stitch advance These buttons allow you to step stitch by stitch forward or backward within your embroidery The machine has 4 different pro gram memories Each memory holds up to 55 stitches or letters You can combine any stitches letters you wish with the exception of stitches 8 12 When selecting PROG or REP the memory you...

Page 22: ... choice of lettering style Also see Quick info on the machine Example Select a stitch e g Touch the button The stitch is now entered in the memory Select another stitch e g Touch the button In this way you can combine diffe rent stitches according to your own taste and imagination With the button you can go backwards to see what you have programmed To sew your program touch FUNC to the REP positio...

Page 23: ... you wish to change a stitch or a letter to another one in your pro gram 1 Touch FUNC to PROG Corrections In PROG position you can change stitch length and width or mirror stitches Certain stitches however have a limited stitch length 1 Select desired stitch 2 Use the stitch length and the stitch width buttons or or the mirroring buttons to change the setting before entering with the button 2 Use ...

Page 24: ...ter combination is com pleted The symbol is displayed to the very right You can continue your programming even after having pressed STOP In REP position the is displayed Then when sewing the machine stops automatically and fastens the thread in every position where you have programmed STOP and at the end of the stitch combination Just press the foot control again and the machine will sew the rest ...

Page 25: ...ram as long as you have not used another button When the program memory is empty the stitch length and width is shown as 0 0 0 0 on the display Letters are deleted in the same way Darning and taper satin stitches The stitches 11 12 can only be selected in NORM position They can not be programmed or combined but are set individually and automatically For stitches 11 and 12 there are stitch memories...

Page 26: ...he accessory box 2 There is a covered socket at the back of the machine The embroidery unit plugs into this socket To remove the cover carefully pry it off with the accessory screwdriver 3 Slide the arm of the embroidery unit to the right of the needle and the presser bar and push the unit to the right until it plugs into the socket The embroidery unit is now connected for sewing embroi deries The...

Page 27: ...display Quilting or sewing terry cloth When selecting a quilt stitch the symbol appears on the display Turn the lever upward B Also when sewing terry cloth or other thick fabrics use setting B Note When bobbin winding you can use the button to start and stop See page 12 Bobbin winding vertical spool pin Use rayon embroidery thread 40 wt When reducing the size of the embroidery we recommend a finer...

Page 28: ...en you have finished your embroidery work touch CLR The arm returns to ready posi tion Turn off the machine To remove the Embroidery unit push in the button on the left center underside of the unit and slide it off Take out the Embroidery card Replace the cover protecting the socket and slide on the accessory box You will also see how each embroi dery is placed related to the center point of your ...

Page 29: ...oop the marks matching the ones on the fabric Side marks should line up with the top marks on the sides of the hoop We recommend using a tear away stabilizer in the hoop under the fabric Press hoop and fabric down stabilize fabric as needed into the outer hoop and tighten the screw The arrows of the outer and the inner hoops should both be at the bottom 6 Slide the hoop under the presser foot rais...

Page 30: ...d is not inserted or not inserted fully 5 Select desired embroidery motif from the Embroidery booklet Each embroidery has a number The buttons 1 35 are used to select embroideries 6 Start sewing by touching the button or by pressing the foot control Hold the thread tails when starting Select the number of the desired embroidery on the stitch panel The machine always starts from the center of the e...

Page 31: ...roidery hoop moves to different places within the embroidery where jump stitches are sewn Cut off these stitches as you sew i e when the machine stops for thread color change In most cases the embroidery is sewn over the jump stitches but in some cases a part of the thread can be visible and difficult to cut off afterwards If the upper thread breaks while sewing the machine stops and gives a signa...

Page 32: ...to see how the sym bol has been rotated after each touch on the button These buttons allow you to step stitch by stitch through your embroidery e g if thread has run out or broken you can step back a few stitches Most of the embroi deries include several colors These buttons allow you to step forward or backward to the beginning of each thread color change On the display the number next to the thr...

Page 33: ...g the colors represented You can make the embroidery motifs larger and smaller with the stitch length and stitch width buttons between 2 and 6 maximum The size changes are individually limited for each embroidery motif When enlarging or reducing the embroidery we recommend changing the thread thickness for the best result see Thread page 27 A beep indicates when a limit is reached You can change s...

Page 34: ... Insert the fabric into the hoop see Embroidery hoop page 28 Use the embroidery template When you wish to sew the embroidery at a specific place on your fabric or garment you can take advantage of the embroidery template to mark where the embroidery is to be sewn In the Embroidery Booklet you will find all the embroideries pictured actual size 1 Place the template with the arrow pointing downward ...

Page 35: ... language 26 for English or 0 for numerical color representation see table When set switch off and on the machine again Color information Language setting Color information The suggested thread color for each part of the embroidery can be checked by pressing one of the buttons Two letters representing the color will replace the stitch number on the display for a few seconds A or a above the letter...

Page 36: ...t the needle and you will be able to see which mark on the foot corresponds to the button You will sew until the first buttonhole column reaches this mark There is a small finger at the back of the presser foot For a corded buttonhole loop your cord around the finger as illustrated 4 Place the material in the machine and begin at the bottom of the buttonhole 5 Sew the first column of the buttonhol...

Page 37: ...l will stop flashing If the circle or the whole symbol is flashing the machine can not be started Buttonhole sensor foot The buttonhole will be sewn in one step and when the button hole is completed the machine will stop automatically Buttonhole size 5 The machine will sew the correct size buttonhole for the button size you have selected Place the button as shown on the circles on the picture and ...

Page 38: ...nto the left hole of the button 8 Touch the mirroring button to check that the needle also goes into the right hole 9 Sew as many stitches as you consider necessary 10 Touch STOP The machine will then tie off in one of the holes and stop 11 Touch STOP to cancel it Move to the next pair of holes or the next button If you have a button with a different hole spacing you can adjust this by presssing o...

Page 39: ...eft needle position width 6 mirror imaged is right needle position To return to center posi tion use the stitch width button and step back to 0 Adjust the width between 0 6 for additional positions To edge stitch you should take advantage of the possibility to set the needle to the left or the right position To sew about 2 mm from the edge snap on presser foot A when sewing light fabrics and press...

Page 40: ...er or match notches 3 Join the pieces with straight stitch the gathered material facing up Sew between the straight gathering rows Hold the gathering with your fingers on both sides of the needle to avoid folds Remove any gathering thread that is visible 2 Pull both bobbin threads from the same direction and distribute the gathering evenly When half the distance is gathered wind the threads around...

Page 41: ... the zipper foot Lower the foot and sew to the top of the zipper 2 Place presser foot E to the left of the needle From the wrong side fold the fabric to one side so both seam allowances are free Fold and press the left allowance under approximately 0 5 cm from the basted seam 1 Sew the seam together to the bottom of the zipper placket Baste the rest of the seam Leave about 2 cm open at the top Pre...

Page 42: ...y fabrics Zigzag The zigzag is utilized for sewing on lace bound edging and appliqués When you select the zigzag the machine will automatically set stitch length 2 and width 3 You can change this setting by pressing either the or button on the width and or length Experiment until you reach the best setting for your actual work The stretch stitch makes a pliable stretchy seam that is suitable for s...

Page 43: ...ng on the wrong side 1 Place wrong side of lace to right side of fabric matching edges Sew along inner edge of lace with zigzag stitch length 1 5 stitch width 1 5 2 Press seam allowance towards fabric Sew with satin stitch stitch width 2 0 on the right side over the zigzag seam Sewing ...

Page 44: ...s down against the garment on the wrong side with three step zig zag Even though the stitching goes right through to the right side of the garment it is nearly invisible and even the wrong side looks neat The stitching will also be considerably stronger Necklines and armholes are finished in a similar way Three step zig zag can be utilized for mending and darning A threadbare spot is mended by sew...

Page 45: ... center Trim excess material from underneath You can produce a decorative hem by folding a single hem to the wrong side and sewing the flatlock from the right side Trim excess hem to stitching from the wrong side To sew an overlapped seam lap one piece of fabric over the other piece and sew flatlock stitch over the fabric edge on the right side Trim from the wrong side or sew another seam from the...

Page 46: ...catches a single thread of the folded edge Snap on presser foot D for blind hem As a general rule the elastic blind hem is used for knit fabrics and the woven blind hem for woven fabrics Fold the material as shown Make sure that the fold line of the fabric rides in the groove under the right side of the presser foot Practice using a scrap of material and compare with the illustrations Blind hem Se...

Page 47: ...t the inside right toe of the presser foot follows the edge of the fabric Overlock is chiefly used for sewing heavy stretch fabric Snap on presser foot B Overcast stitch may be used to sew light and medium non stretch fabric and light stretch fabric Snap on presser foot J Overlock stitch is used for medium stretch fabric Snap on preser foot B Elastic shirring The bridging stitch is also useful for...

Page 48: ... fabric so that the needle is right over the last stitch Repeat as many times as you need to cover the hole See Satin taper and darning stitches page 25 Automatic taper stitch The tapered satin stitch is a tapered zigzag which makes it suitable for sewing monograms and other embellishments Use presser foot B 1 Trace the monogram on the fabric and sew over the lines 2 Touch FUNC to NORM position an...

Page 49: ...gram stitches and sew the original way and mirrored every other time Stitch 22 22 An effective edging can be produced with these stitches Sew a bit from the edge and trim close to the stitching Upper stitch 35 lower stitch 36 You can combine and program different patterns one after another Stitch 39 39 stitch 18 Sewing ...

Page 50: ...d and a synthetic thread or embroidery thread as bobbin thread 6 Test sew On the top side of your work the triple stitch should be filled with the bobbin thread and the single stitch will not be visible thanks to the transparent upper thread 7 Sew along the marked quilt design Applique Use presser foot B 1 Sew the heirloom applique stitch number 33 around a binding at the edge or for hand look app...

Page 51: ...tem 6 Sew the other leaf in the same way 7 Select reinforced straight stitch and continue sew the stem down to the flower stem 8 Then sew the stem as far as to the flower 9 Program the ball in an empty memory 10 Select REP and sew the ball 11 Return to the memory containing the programmed leaf 12 Select REP and sew the flower petal from ball to top Stop with the needle in the material 13 Change to...

Page 52: ...ing and sewing on bands see page 42 43 5 Three step zigzag For overcasting mending sewing on patches see page 44 and elastics 6 Overcast stitch Seam and overcast in one step along the edge see page 47 or trim later For light stretch and non stretch fabrics 7 Overlock Seam and overcast in one step along the edge see page 47 or trim later For medium and heavy stretch fabrics 8 Bartack Buttonhole Sui...

Page 53: ... page 47 edges and for elastic shirring 18 20 Hemstitches For hemstitching use a wing needle optional Point de Paris 19 Entredeux 20 21 Cross stitch For decorating clothes tablecloths and curtains 22 26 Decorative stitches For decorating clothes tablecloths and curtains see page 49 27 30 37 40 Pictograms Programmable satin elements which can be see page 51 mirrored and combined with each other cre...

Page 54: ... cm on the short ends Place the belt loop on the garment and under the presser foot Set a wide zigzag stitch Sew a bartack from the outer edge to the center of the loop move the material and sew a new bartack Continue to sew along the entire length of the loop s short side Jeans hem The clearance plate is used when sewing over thick seams One side of the plate is thicker than the other Use the sid...

Page 55: ...place the stitch plate about 5 mm in front of the rear edge and push it backward Replace the bobbin cover Care of the machine To keep your sewing machine operating satisfactorily it requires like other precision machines regular cleaning No lubrication oiling is needed Removing the stitch plate Switch off the main switch Remove the presser foot and the bobbin cover Lower the feed teeth Place the s...

Page 56: ...at it has not caught in any way The needle eye may have sharp edges which cut the thread If so change the needle See page 16 The upper thread is incorrectly threaded See page 10 The upper thread may have too much tension Refer to page 14 The hole in the stitch plate may be chipped and have sharp edges We recommend that you replace it The bobbin thread breaks The bobbin thread may be incorrectly th...

Page 57: ...you select another stitch the display goes back to show the sitch length indication The machine always retains the last made balance setting Main motor does not work The electronic overload protector may have switched off Shut off the main switch wait about a minute Then switch on the machine The sewing and embroidery machine screen does not respond to touch The socket on the back of the machine w...

Page 58: ...y thread 27 Embroidery unit 26 Entredeux 53 Extra spool pin 9 Feed teeth lowering 16 Flatlock 45 Free arm 54 FUNC function 17 20 Gathering 40 Get started 28 Heirloom applique 50 Hems 46 Hoop 29 Infodisplay 17 19 Lace edging 43 Lapped zipper 41 Length 18 Letters 20 Light bulb changing 55 Lowering feed teeth 16 Maintenance 55 Memory 19 21 Mending 44 Menu 19 20 23 Mirror image 18 24 Needle changing 1...

Page 59: ...h Length 18 Stitch plate 55 Stitch selection 20 Stitch table 52 53 Stitch Width 18 Stop 18 24 Straight Stitch 39 Stretch stitch 42 Tapered satin stitch 25 48 Tension 14 19 Terry cloth 44 Template 34 Topstitching 39 Thread tension 14 19 Thread upper warning 10 Threading bobbin 12 13 Threading twin needle 11 Threading upper 10 Three step zigzag 44 Transparent thread 12 50 Twin needle threading 11 Un...

Page 60: ...ve the right to change the machine equipment and the assortment of accessories without prior notice or make modifications to the performance or design Such modifications however will always be to the benefit of the user and the product ...

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