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Blind stitch

Fabric 

(wrong side)

Fabric 

(wrong side)

Basting line

Fabric 

(wrong 

side)

0.5 to 0.6 cm

Fabric 

(wrong side)

Finish line

Finish line

0.5 to 0.6 cm

Finish line

1

Sewing overcasting stitches on the edge 

of fabric.

● Refer to page 42 for overcasting stitches.

2

Carry out basting by hand.

3

Fold from basting line.

Leave 0.5 to 0.6 cm.

 Folding fabrics

   

Pattern No.

Direct 8

Practical 13 (Light-

weight material)

Practical 14 

(Stretchy fabrics)

Presser foot Blind stitch presser 

foot (D)

Pattern 

number

 

 

Attention

Turn OFF the power switch 

before replacing the presser 

foot.

Summary of Contents for DX-2000QVP

Page 1: ...manual before using the machine as it contains important operational and safety information Keep this manual accessible so that you may refer to it at anytime while operating the machine INSTRUCTION MANUAL COMPUTER SEWING MACHINE DX 2000QVP ...

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Page 3: ...ways use the proper stitch plate The wrong plate can cause the needle to break 7 Do not use bent needles 8 Do not pull or push fabric while stitching It may deflect the needle causing it to break 9 Switch the sewing machine off O when making any adjustments in the needle area such as threading needle changing needle threading bobbin or changing presser foot 10 Always unplug the machine from the el...

Page 4: ...ong time After you have read the Instruction Manual please be sure to keep it together with the warranty so that you can read it whenever necessary To use the sewing machine safely Marks and pictographs included in the Instruction Manual and shown on the sewing machine are used so as to ensure safe operation of the sewing machine and to prevent possible risk of injury to the user and other people ...

Page 5: ...rect sunlight or in a humid place Be aware that the following state can take place since the sewing machine incorporates semi conductor electronic parts and precise electronic circuits The operating temperature of the sewing machine is between 5ºC and 40ºC Do not use the sewing machine under the direct sunlight near the burning things such as a stove and candle or in a humid place By so doing the ...

Page 6: ...essure 30 How to lower the feed dog 30 Changeover of needle holes straight stitch slide plate 31 How to select a stitch pattern 32 Contents Basic operations Practical sewing Patchwork quilt Straight stitch 35 Seam guide line on the throat plate 36 Automatic lock stitch and thread trimming 38 How to change needle positions 39 How to change the stitch length 39 Other straight stitch patterns 40 Zigz...

Page 7: ...8 Setting the float function height 96 9 Setting of the presser foot lifting after thread trimming 97 0 Adjusting the darning 98 1 Adjustable starting stitch speed 99 2 Adjustable reverse stitch speed 100 3 Guide 101 4 Adjusting the touch panel sensitivity 102 5 Contrast of Liquid Crystal Display LCD 103 6 Button reception buzzer volume settings 104 7 Language setting 105 8 Elongation 106 9 Deleti...

Page 8: ...winding shaft Hook cover release button Presser foot holder setscrew Presser foot holder Thread trimming button Wide table Do not put heavy objects onto hard case and wide table Do not remove the styrene foam fitted inside the hard case If it is removed the sewing machine can be damaged when it is placed in the hard case or other problems can occur Thread cutter Reverse stitch button Speed control...

Page 9: ...alking foot N Foot Controller model name JC 001 Spool cap Small Spool cap Middle Manual buttonhole presser foot I Patchwork presser foot P Open toe presser foot O Quilt presser foot Q Edge Sewing presser foot R Auxiliary spool pin Instruction manual This manual Knee lifting lever Power cord DVD Twin needle One set These accessories are provided for each package Appliqué presser foot Pearl attachin...

Page 10: ...ate to stop sewing Disconnect the plug and turn off the power switch turn to O that always sewing machine is not to use WARNING Power switch Power switch Plug Plug Foot controller Foot controller plug Foot controller jack Machine receptacle Operating power switch Turn OFF the machine set the power switch to 0 Turn ON the machine set the power switch to I ON OFF WARNING For U S A Canada only This a...

Page 11: ...an the machine refer to page 118 as dust in the area of the thread trimming unit may cause malfunction When this button is pressed the sewing machine performs lock stitch When this button is pressed while the sewing ma chine is engaged in pattern sewing the sewing ma chine stops after it has completed the sewing of the one cycle one point of the pattern When pressing this button machine starts to ...

Page 12: ...tion of screen Name of operational button Needle stops at its highest position No indication Needle stops at its lowest position Needle position Center needle position in this pattern Direct patterns Practical patterns Buttonhole patterns Quilt patterns Decorative patterns 1 Decorative patterns 2 Letters 10 most often used patterns can be selected A pattern can be selected by inputting the pattern...

Page 13: ...h button This button is valid only when mode When this button is pressed Continuous stitch with large intervals is displayed on the screen When this button is pressed again Continuous stitch with small intervals is dis played on the screen The interval between letters and figures cannot be changed The machine will sew the selected stitch patterns continuously When it is pressed again the machine w...

Page 14: ...may cause malfunctions Speed control How to adjust the speed Speed controller Maximum sewing speed can be freely set by the speed controller Faster speed Faster speed Slower speed Foot switch function The sewing machine can be set to carry out one of the following operations when the front section of the foot con troller is depressed 1 Reverse stitch 5 Presser foot lift 2 Lock stitch 6 Thread trim...

Page 15: ...en the needle up down switch is held pressed the sew ing machine performs sewing at a low speed Adjustable starting stitch speed Low speed inching sewing Refer to page 99 The reverse stitch speed can be increased by using the op tion button Adjustable reverse stitch speed Refer to page 100 ...

Page 16: ...foot of the sewing machine automatically goes up slightly when the sewing machine stops Presser foot pivot function When the sewing machine is re started the presser foot comes down automatically to allow the user to start sewing with no additional operation When the thread trimming button is pressed the presser foot automatically goes up af ter the completion of thread trimming This function can ...

Page 17: ...t Push the lever to right hand side to lift the presser foot The presser foot is lowered when the lever goes back to the original position Do not touch the knee lifting lever while sewing It may cause a deformation of a stitch pattern Knee lifting lever convex portion concave portion Lifting Optional function can be set so that the presser foot can be lifted lowered by depressing the front part of...

Page 18: ...eedle and presser foot lifting lever 2 Loosen the setscrew of the presser foot holder to the left and remove the presser foot holder Installing presser foot holder Align the screw hole at the presser bar with the hole of presser foot holder long groove Tighten the setscrew firmly by turning it to the right side Changing the presser foot Turn OFF the power before replacing presser foot Attention Pr...

Page 19: ...king foot N In general this presser foot is used for difficult to feed materi als such as knits jersies vinyl artificial leather and leather or quilting Patchwork presser foot P This presser foot is used for patchwork stitches There are two seam lines 1 4 inch and 1 8 inch from center needle position Smooth presser foot T This presser foot is used for non slippery materials like vinyl and satin st...

Page 20: ...ry presser foot It is used in free motion quilting and a cord can be sewn togeth er with this presser foot Appliqué presser foot Since the front and back of the presser foot is short it is easy to move the materials at curve points Also fabrics can be seen easily because it is transparent Presser foot with guide As the presser foot has markings which show 2 mm distance these marking will serve as ...

Page 21: ... spool to spool pin and a spool cap onto the spool pin Be aware that a spool with a small remaining amount of thread can cause tangling or slip off of thread There are three types of the spool caps large medi um and small Choose the size of spool cap according to the thread spool to be used Setting thread spool Hook cover Spool Cap Exclusive bobbin Made of transparent plastic 11 5 mm 20 5 mm When ...

Page 22: ...the right side to cut it 5 7 Push the bobbin winding regulator towards the bobbin to start winding the bobbin Be careful that the bobbin winding regulator works as a switch 6 When winding is finished the shaft stops automatically the bobbin winding regulator moves to right and return to the original position Remove the bobbin from the bobbin winding shaft and cut the thread by cutter Bobbin windin...

Page 23: ...ve A and B by pulling the thread end It will be easier to thread grooves when you press the bobbin lightly with your finger Thread guide C by pulling the thread to left side 1 3 2 B A Setting the bobbin C When the bobbin is taken out and or put into the bob bin case turn off the power turn to O Attention ...

Page 24: ...n rotates counterclockwise If bobbin rotates clockwise put the bobbin upside down 4 D E Cut the thread with the built in cutter F 5 Close the hook cover 6 F You can start to sew in this condition without pulling up the bobbin thread however if you want to sew with the bobbin thread pulled out refer to Pulling up the bobbin thread in the page 26 C ...

Page 25: ... the spool pin and a spool cap onto the spool pin There are three types of the spool caps large medi um and small Choose the size of spool cap according to thread spool to be used Threading the needle thread Use the needle No 11 16 and the thread No 30 90 When twin needle is used the automatic needle threader can not be used Align the marking at the hand wheel with the one on the machine body Spoo...

Page 26: ...ow marking Make sure that the presser foot is raised Otherwise the machine is not correctly thread ed 3 4 Thread the guide B from the right hand side Draw the needle thread out from the guide by approxi mately 10 cm 5 B A Check that the thread take up is correctly threaded ...

Page 27: ...oot is raised 2 Thread to A and cut the thread with the thread cutter 4 3 Lower the threading lever until it comes to a complete stop Lower the threading lever slowly Threading lever A Thread cutter Lift the presser foot Then draw the needle thread backward Pull out the thread from the needle eye by approx 10 cm or 4 inches long 5 Be careful that the cutter is inside Automatic needle threader ...

Page 28: ...th needle and bobbin threads by approx 10 cm 4 inches long and pass them under the presser foot towards the back of the machine 1 Lift the presser foot and lightly hold the end of the needle thread 2 Turn the hand wheel towards you to move the needle up and down Loop of bobbin thread will be pulled out when you will pull the needle thread lightly 3 Pulling up the bobbin thread ...

Page 29: ...facing away from you If the needle is not properly installed or a bent needle is used needle breakage can be caused It will cause damage to the machine 1 Removing needle 1 Turn the hand wheel towards you until the needle comes to the highest position and lower the presser foot 2 Turn the needle setscrew towards you 1 2 times and remove the needle 2 Attaching the needle The needle cannot be inserte...

Page 30: ... thread No 30 50 No 14 16 Jersey Silk thread No 50 Spun thread No 50 60 Knit needle No 11 14 Coat Silk thread No 50 No 11 14 In general the same thread is used for both needle and bobbin threads Thin thread and needle will be used for light weight fabrics and thick thread and needle will be used for heavy weight materials Check that the combination of needle and thread is OK by trial sewing on the...

Page 31: ...ide Fabric right side Needle thread Bobbin thread Bobbin thread Needle thread Fabric right side Well balanced thread tension Straight stitch Needle and bobbin threads interlace with each other at the middle of the fabric thickness A Zigzag stitch Needle thread is pulled a little bit to the wrong side of the fabric If the machine is set to Auto it is suitable for most fabrics However adjustment may...

Page 32: ...re adjustment dial reducing the presser foot pressure How to lower the feed dog Move the drop feed knob to the right hand side in case the feed dog is in the down position for free motion quilt ing button sewing etc Move the drop feed knob to the left hand side after sewing The feed dog will be engaged automatically when the machine starts to sew When lowering the feed dog When lifting the feed do...

Page 33: ... edge of material the material can be smoothly sewn without being pulled into the needle hole by using the needle hole for straight stitches It is possible to change the needle hole to be used only by changing over the lever position Lift the needle and the presser foot 1 By moving the lever to the left The needle hole for straight stitches is selected 2 By moving the lever to the right while slig...

Page 34: ...t stitch Refer to page 35 64 64 41 65 66 42 44 40 47 Pattern No 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Pattern Application Left needle position Center needle position Left needle position Right needle position Three point zig zag Two point zig zag Overcasting stitch Overcasting stitch Used for lightweight material Overcasting stitch Used for flexible material Ornamental ...

Page 35: ... Standard buttonholes 2 step buttonhole Rounded end Keyhole buttonholes For knit Decorative Refer to page 47 54 Pattern Refer to page 62 Pattern Refer to page 62 Buttonhole patterns Quilt patterns Decorative patterns 1 Patterns for crazy quilt Decorative patterns 2 Combination patterns Patterns for elongation ...

Page 36: ...ble for one point sewing Some patterns can overlap when combined In such cases combine them while inserting a space decorative patterns 2 No 52 between the patterns Pattern Refer to page 78 86 Pattern Refer to page 78 86 One point pattern Letters Select stitch pattern by number Quilt patterns Decorative patterns 1 Decorative patterns 2 Push and select a letter type from with the select button or C...

Page 37: ... goes up You can also set the function to lift the presser foot after thread trimming to OFF Refer to page 97 by foot controller You can also cut the threads by the thread cutter at the face plate cover Pattern No Direct 1 Presser foot Standard presser foot A Thread tension Auto Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot This means presser foot is up Lower the presser fo...

Page 38: ...stop the sewing machine the sewing machine stops with its needle down and the presser foot automati cally goes up Then change the sewing direction and re start the sewing machine Seam guide line on the throat plate Align the fabric edge with a seam guide line and sew Numbers on the guide line show the distance in mm and inches between the center needle position and the guide line Numbers 7 10 and ...

Page 39: ... When start stop button is used Push the lock stitch button at the end of sewing The sewing machine sews lock stitches and stops When foot controller is used Push the lock stitch button at the end of sewing The sewing machine sews lock stitches and stops When you push the button while sewing one point stitch es or letters the sewing machine sews until one cycle of the selected pattern is completed...

Page 40: ...sewing start position and begin sewing A The machine sews a few back stitches and con tinue The sewing machine sews a few lock stitches and continues sewing 3 Automatic lock stitch and thread trimming B Fabric A The sewing machine automatically sews reverse stitches and lock stitches at the start of sewing Then it starts normal sewing When you push the reverse stitch button at the end of sewing th...

Page 41: ...de the needle moves to the right When changing the stitch length It is possible to change the stitch length with the stitch length adjusting dial button Turning to the left side the displayed value becomes smaller and the stitch length becomes smaller accordingly Turning to the right side the displayed value becomes larger and the stitch length becomes larger How to change needle positions How to ...

Page 42: ...rt of fabric that is likely to fray Straight stitch for elastic fabric Finished seams are elastic This stitch system can be used for producing straight stitches on elastic fabrics such as knits and jersey Other straight stitch patterns Reverse straight stitch Machine starts to sew reverse and when reverse stitch button is pushed it sews forward ...

Page 43: ... width becomes larger accordingly When changing the stitch length The stitch length can be adjusted while sewing Turning to the left side the displayed value becomes smaller and the stitch length becomes smaller accordingly Turning to the right side the displayed value becomes larger and the stitch length becomes larger accordingly Width Length Pattern No Direct 4 Presser foot Standard presser foo...

Page 44: ...r foot Overcasting stitch Overcasting stitch 1 Pattern No Direct 7 Presser foot Overcasting presser foot C This stitch is used for overcasting medium to heavy weight materials Guide the fabric along the guide and sew Before sewing make sure to check that the needle will not hit the presser foot Overcasting stitch 2 This stitch is used to prevent the edge of fabric from fraying Attention Turn OFF t...

Page 45: ...foot A This overcasting stitch is used for overcasting light weight materials Guide the fabric along the guide and sew Before sewing make sure to check that the needle will not hit the presser foot Overcasting stitch 3 Pattern No Practical 08 Presser foot Overcasting presser foot C Do not use overcasting presser foot C Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot Attention...

Page 46: ...casting stitches on the edge of fabric Refer to page 42 for overcasting stitches 2 Carry out basting by hand 3 Fold from basting line Leave 0 5 to 0 6 cm Folding fabrics Pattern No Direct 8 Practical 13 Light weight material Practical 14 Stretchy fabrics Presser foot Blind stitch presser foot D Pattern number Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot ...

Page 47: ... edge Guide 4 Align the guide of the presser foot with the folded edge Turn the hand wheel and adjust with the zigzag width adjusting dial so that stitches reach the folded edge Pay attention so that needle will not hit the presser foot 5 Position the folded edge against the guide and sew 6 Turn over the fabric after sewing ...

Page 48: ...far beyond the folded edge When changing the needle entry point Turn the handwheel to check the needle entry point When adjusting make sure the needle is in the up position Turn the handwheel to check the needle entry point When adjusting make sure the needle is in the up position Turn the zigzag width adjusting dial to the left side ...

Page 49: ...uble 03 Manual 2 step buttonhole Use this buttonhole when there is an overlapped section in the fabric or when you want to sew larger buttonhole than 3 2 cm diameter Refer to page 53 04 Rounded end Buttonholes for women s blouses and children s clothes Also for light weight materials 05 06 Keyhole Keyhole buttonhole for heavy weight materials such as suits jackets coats etc 07 Round keyhole 08 Lar...

Page 50: ...th It is impossible to set a button thicker than 4mm Pin A B 3 Set the buttonhole sensor pin Insert the sensor pin into the sensor pin hole at the face plate cover Insert the pin into the hole completely If the machine starts to sew without inserting the pin into the hole the following message will be shown on the display Set the sensor pin and restart Sensor pin Check the following points after s...

Page 51: ... thread trimming button to trim the threads and raise the presser foot Under this condition move to another point lower the presser foot and then start sewing Do not change stitch length and or zigzag width during buttonholing Otherwise this will cause imbalanced stitches If thread trimming button is pushed while sew ing buttonhole the machine will stop and will not complete the buttonhole Dependi...

Page 52: ...an remove the clamping plate by holding A Buttonhole clamping plate Stopper pin 6 Unplug the sensor pin after sewing 7 Opening the buttonhole using a ripper Double bartack Pierce a stopper pin at the bartack and open the but tonhole with a ripper Be careful not to cut the stitches Keyhole buttonhole Place a cardboard under the buttonhole and make a hole with the eyelet punch Then pierce a stopper ...

Page 53: ...ttonhole presser foot pull the gimp thread under the presser foot and thread it at the hook of the presser foot 3 After threading at the hook pull the gimp thread back under the presser foot and put it into the notch at the front left side of the presser foot firmly 4 Bring down the needle to the sewing start point and lower the presser foot 5 Sew the buttonhole 6 Pull the left gimp thread to take...

Page 54: ...pattern is selected Turn to the left The width becomes narrow Turn to the right The width becomes wide Narrow Wide Turn to the left The stitch length becomes narrow Turn to the right The stitch length becomes larger Narrow stitches Large stitches Narrow Larger The width of buttonhole can be changed by option Refer to page 88 When changing the density of the seam When changing the width of the butt...

Page 55: ... of the seam 4 Push start stop button to sew At this time if the start stop button is pushed the machine will stop sewing And if the start stop button is pushed again then the machine will continue to sew the left side of the buttonhole Push the reverse stitch button when it reaches the necessary length of the left side of the buttonhole Sew bartack and the right side of the buttonhole then the ma...

Page 56: ... stitches As the numbers of stitches of both right and left lines of buttonhole is memorized in the sewing machine the buttonhole of the same size can be sewn If you want to change the memory select the stitch pattern once again In the case of a 2 step buttonhole sewing direc tion of the left and that of the right side is differ ent Due to this and according to fabrics to be sewn it may be possibl...

Page 57: ...ton 3 Make sure that needle enters holes in button by turning hand wheel manually 4 Carry out sewing while turning the handwheel by hand If you pull the material the button could be moved from the correct position causing needle breakage Buttons can be sewn without fail by using the sepa rately available button sewing presser foot refer to page 111 5 Trim needle and bobbin threads by about 10cm 4 ...

Page 58: ... it reaches the maximum of 20 stitches If the presser foot cannot be parallel to throat plate use filler fabric or cardboard Fabric Example of use Trousers and skirt Bag Pocket 2 Place the fabric under the presser foot 10 cm 1 Pass the needle thread through the presser foot Pattern No Practical 18 Presser foot Manual buttonhole presser foot I Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing th...

Page 59: ...change the memorized length of the bar tack please select stitch pattern again 3 Start sewing Push the start stop button and the machine starts to sew straight stitches 4 When it comes to the turning point push the reverse stitch button The machine goes back to the starting point by sewing straight stitches and then it sews zigzag stitches to the point where the reverse stitch button is pushed 5 W...

Page 60: ... sew Place the fabrics face to face Check the runstitching length and the length of the zipper to be inserted Ma chine baste the zipper onto the fabrics Machine basting zipper opening length 1 cm Machine basting Stitch length 4 Crotch end Reverse stitch 1cm Runstitching Stitch length Automatic Preparation before attaching zipper Pattern No Direct 1 Presser foot Zipper presser foot B Zippers are se...

Page 61: ...ine at 5 cm 2 inches before the slider Move the slider to the far side of the presser foot and sew the zipper until its top end is reached 3 Put the fabric over the zipper Baste the zipper and set it on the fabric Baste the zipper tape with the fabric with hand bast ing stitches Move the slider to the top of the zipper Put the fabric over the zipper and perform basting Zipper Fabric wrong side Zip...

Page 62: ... while tracing the stitches with the tip of the quilt guide Distance between sewing lines can be adjusted freely 1 Insert the quilt guide into the groove of the presser foot holder Pattern No Direct 1 4 Presser foot Standard presser foot A Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot ...

Page 63: ...e of the cloth 2 Cut the sewn fabric carefully so that stitches are not cut by the scissors Pattern No Decorative 2 53 54 Presser foot Manual buttonhole presser foot I Adjust stitch length of the decorative stitches according to the fabric to be sewn Sewing on fabric too thick may cause jamming Pattern number Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot ...

Page 64: ...e cycle of the decorative pattern is displayed treat it only as a reference as this will be changeable based on fabric and thread The length of one cycle is displayed 7 7 mm Pattern number Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot Pass down the needle thread through the presser foot hole and draw it sideways Place the fabric under the presser foot and start ...

Page 65: ...the edge of the pat tern A 1Sew the pat tern No 70 A For sewing pattern Nos 70 and 71 in combination For sewing pattern Nos 79 and 80 in combination B 2Select the pattern No 80 Sew the pattern No 80 while aligning the outer edge of the presser foot with the center line of the pattern B 1Sew the pat tern No 79 Example of combinations of patterns Lace like patterns can be sewn by combining patterns ...

Page 66: ...and the edge of the fabric and sew The needle will enter 1 4 6 4 mm from the edge of the fabric so the seam allowance of 1 4 6 4 mm can be sewn Pattern No Direct 2 3 Presser foot Standard presser foot A You can change the needle position as you like Needle position change Refer to pages 39 and 89 The needle position can be adjusted between 0 0 7 0 When the needle position is at 5 6 the needle is 1...

Page 67: ...ep angles keep the needle inside the fabric raise the presser foot change sewing direction and sew slowly Pattern No Direct 5 Decorative 2 68 69 Presser foot Manual buttonhole presser foot I Open toe presser foot O Keep the needle inside the fabric at the point of arrow and raise the presser foot 3 At the end of sewing press the lock stitch button to sew lock stitches Usually center needle positio...

Page 68: ...he base fabric Temporarily fix it with basting stitches or glue 4 Turn the hand wheel towards you and start sewing along with the outer side of the appliqué fabric When sewing steep angles keep the needle inside the fabric raise the presser foot change sewing direction and sew slowly 5 Lock stitch at the end of sewing It is better to lock stitch at the outer side of the appli qué fabric You can ch...

Page 69: ...4 50 Presser foot Appliqué presser foot Pattern number Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the press er foot 2 Push the pin in the circle into the groove of the presser foot holder Then lower the presser foot lifting lever to install the presser foot 3 Start sewing along with the outer side of the appliqué fabric ...

Page 70: ... to the joining of patchworks It is recommended to use decorative thread such as embroi dery thread Example 2 Quilting 56 Sew patterns so that the presser foot holds one side of fab ric Random pattern Random stitch patterns Quilting 64 80 are transformations of Quilting 47 63 The width can be changed automatically by section so that you can enjoy those patterns Pattern number Attention Turn OFF th...

Page 71: ...er of fabric with patchwork and or appliqués quilting cotton and bottom layer of fabric together by pin or basting stitches Curved concealed quilting Use manual buttonhole presser foot I or the open toe presser foot O Sew curves by lifting the presser foot and changing the direction very often Also this can be done by free motion with the quilt presser foot Refer to page 74 If the desired points c...

Page 72: ...bric with quilting cotton in between and a bottom layer of fabric under neath By using the walking foot the machine feeds both top and bottom fabrics together at the same time so fabric shifting is eliminated Pattern No Direct 1 4 Presser foot Walking foot N Setscrew for presser foot holder Presser bar Presser foot holder 2 Assemble the walking foot Raise the presser bar Loosen the setscrew for pr...

Page 73: ...rong side of the material make knots and cut the remaining cords In the case of using two cords set one of them in the right most hole and the other one in the leftmost hole under the spring on the presser foot Spring Cord Center 1 cord Direct 4 In the case of using one cord pass it through the center hole under the spring and fit it in the slit on the underside of the presser foot Then lower the ...

Page 74: ...needle will not hit the pearl and then start to sew slowly Adjust the stitch length and stitch width according to the diameter of pearls to be sewn or other conditions Use transparent thread for more beautiful finish Piping cord can be made with this presser foot In case of pearl with 4 0 mm diameter Stitch length Zigzag width 4 0 mm 4 0 mm The maximum diameter of pearls that can be sewn with this...

Page 75: ... right side of the groove to sew straight 1 When making a piping cord cut the fabric with 2 5 3 0 cm width Adjust the width according to the thickness of the cord Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the press er foot 2 5 3 0 cm 3 Attach the piping core to a project At this time change needle position to 6 6 and sew as per 2 above then stitches will not be on the right side of the ...

Page 76: ...and side Feed dog is now down Setscrew for presser foot holder Setscrew for presser foot holder Presser bar Presser foot holder Attention Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot It is called free motion quilting when moving the fabrics freely towards any directions without using the feed dog of sewing machine When the feed dog is lowered drop feed condition it is possible to se...

Page 77: ...feed knob back to the left side The feed dog will be up and engaged at the same time as the machine starts to sew How to lock stitches 1 At sewing start pull up the bobbin thread on the top layer of the fabric hold both needle and bobbin threads together and sew 3 stitches on the same point After that move fabrics as you wish In this way stitches on the wrong side of the fabrics look neat 2 At sew...

Page 78: ...wer switch before replacing the press er foot Thickness of cord About 1 5 2 0mm and smooth surface Cords with loose twists and or too soft cords are not recom mended Base fabric Quilting fabrics and medium weight materials are suitable Use interlining for thin fabrics 3 Attach the presser foot to the sewing machine 1 Move the drop feed knob to the right hand side Feed dog is now down ...

Page 79: ... with adjusting screw Screw 5 Sew 2 3 stay stitches to fix the cord to the fabric Adjust the needle position if necessary Make sure to check that the needle will not hit the foot 6 Sew on cord slowly Presser foot with guide Presser foot with 2 mm distance guide 2 0 mm ...

Page 80: ...re to conduct test sewing on the same fabric and interlining Carry out adjustment using the optional functions Refer to page 98 for details Correct shape When right side is higher than left side When right side is lower than left side Carry out the adjust ment while conducting test sewing by pressing Carry out the adjust ment while conducting test sewing by pressing Pattern No Quilting 03 80 Decor...

Page 81: ...Needle stops at its lowest position Number of patterns selected Elongation Refer to page 106 Operational buttons and screen Float function button Float function setting Float function No indication No setting Setting of automatic lock stitch and thread trimming Lock stitch and thread trimming No indication No setting Continuous sewing setting Continuous sewing with intervals Continuous sewing with...

Page 82: ...80 Press Press Press Press or to select Press or to select How to select pattern letters Press Example JUKI Press and Pattern No 31 Press twice Press Press twice Press three times ...

Page 83: ...ove the cursor to the desired pattern letter You can change the height and width by Height Zigzag width adjusting dial Width Stitch length adjusting dial When you want to insert a space between a pattern letter and pattern letter Combine a pattern letter and a pattern letter while inserting Decorative patterns 2 No 52 ...

Page 84: ... to Press and move the _ cur sor to the position where you wish to delete By pressing the pattern on the cursor will be deleted Press How to edit patterns letters JUKI JUKI Press Example Press and Pattern No 16 ...

Page 85: ... that the sewing speed varies according to stitch patterns letters to be sewn 2 If the automatic thread trimmer is used while sew ing the machine starts to sew from the beginning 3 In case of condensed sewing if the stitch length is too small the stitches may get stuck Get rid of unnecessary thread on the front side of fabric by scissors Disposing thread ends of jump stitches How to stitch a patte...

Page 86: ...s in total for saving Press Use to select folder to save and press Notes means there exists already a pattern means empty and available for saving pattern Save Call Press Press to select the folder where you wish to call the desired combination Press Press Press Press Save call of patterns letters ...

Page 87: ...at tern can be sewn in repetition Two kinds of continuous sewing can be selected Press once is displayed on the screen In this case patterns can be sewn continuously with large intervals inserted between patterns 1 Press twice is displayed on the screen In this case patterns can be sewn continuously with small intervals inserted between them 2 Another press on cancels the continuous sewing If you ...

Page 88: ...tely after selecting a à ä å ａ Immediately after selecting C Ç Ｃ Immediately after selecting c ç ｃ Immediately after selecting e è é ê ë ｅ Immediately after selecting i ì ｉ Immediately after selecting N Ñ Ｎ Immediately after selecting n ñ ｎ Immediately after selecting O Ö Ø Ｏ Immediately after selecting o ò ö ø œ ｏ Immediately after selecting U Ü Ｕ Immediately after selecting u ù ü ｕ Other than th...

Page 89: ...e 0 0 2 5 mm in increments of 0 1 mm 0 5 The current setting will remain The current setting will remain 9 Setting of the presser foot lifting after thread trimming You can select the setting where the presser foot goes up automatically after the completion of thread trimming ON The current setting will remain The current setting will remain 0 Adjusting the darning This function is used for adjust...

Page 90: ...l Standard Large Default setting is standard Example narrowing reducing the seam width The width is now changed When opening buttonhole with a ripper make sure not to cut the stitches The setting goes back to the default setting after the sewing machine is turned off and on Seam width Press Press Press Several seconds later Press ...

Page 91: ...ged to the same needle position at the same time However if letter is included in the combined stitch pattern needle position will not be changed After a change of needle position and in the event that other stitch pattern is selected the sewing ma chine goes back to the default setting Press Press Press Several seconds later Press Example change the needle position of zigzag stitch to left needle...

Page 92: ... position is set to the needle up stop The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Press Several seconds later In the case the needle stop position is set to the nee dle up stop the presser foot pivot function is auto matically set to OFF Twin needle Needle stops at its highest position Needle stops at its lowest position Single needle Needle stops at its highes...

Page 93: ...pplementary spool pin Thread to the thread guide A first After that thread paths are same up from B to F Do not thread G for right hand needle Thread to right hand and left hand needles separately Automatic needle threader can not be used Thread each needle manually Automatic thread trimmer can not be used in case of twin needle sewing 1 2 3 4 D E F 3 4 Bobbin winding is also possible with supplem...

Page 94: ...ewing Symbol of twin needle sewing will be shown on the display When in twin needle sewing the stitch patterns will be limited In addition the stitch length and zigzag width will be also adjusted to suit the twin needle sewing The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Select a stitch pattern suitable for twin needle sewing The sewing image Maximum 7 0 mm Maximum zigzag wi...

Page 95: ...er 3 One stitch sewing foot switch setting In the case you select this function the sew ing machine sews one stitch when you de press the front section of the foot controller 4 Presser foot lifting lowering foot switch setting In the case you select this function the press er foot goes up comes down when you de press the front section of the foot controller 5 Thread trimming foot switch setting In...

Page 96: ...o set the presser foot pivot function to OFF Default setting is ON The presser foot pivot function has now been set to OFF The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press In the case the needle stop position is set to the nee dle up stop the presser foot pivot function is auto matically set to OFF Press or to select Then press ...

Page 97: ...ction Setting range 2 0 6 0 mm in increments of 1 mm Default setting is 2 0 mm Example To set the pivot height to 3 0 mm The pivot height has now been set to 3 0 mm The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press Press or to select Then press ...

Page 98: ...ction to slightly lift the presser foot during sewing This function is used when sewing quilting or materials such as velvet that is likely to cause cloth slippage between two layers Press to adjust the presser foot to such a height that it holds the fabric appropriately Place the fabric for test sewing which is same with the fabric to be actually sewn Adjust the presser foot height on the setting...

Page 99: ...etion of thread trimming Example To set the function to lift the presser foot after thread trimming to OFF Default setting is ON The function to lift the presser foot after thread trimming has now been set to OFF The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press Press or to select Then press ...

Page 100: ... setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press after the completion of adjustment Several seconds later Correct shape When right side is higher than left side When right side is lower than left side Carry out the adjust ment while conducting test sewing by pressing Carry out the adjust ment while conducting test sewing by pressing Adjustable range Adjustable range Press or ...

Page 101: ...low Standard Fast Default setting is Slow Example To increase the sewing speed at the start of sewing The sewing speed at the start of sewing has now been set to Fast The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press twice Press or to select Then press ...

Page 102: ...Slow Standard Fast Default setting is Slow Example To increase the reverse stitch lock stitch speed The reverse stitch lock stitch speed has now been set to Fast The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press twice Press to select Then press ...

Page 103: ...f needle thread changing presser foot and needle can be seen on the LCD display Winding bobbin thread Changing presser foot Setting of bobbin Threading of needle thread Changing needle Press or to end the guide Press The page will proceed when pressing Press to select Then press ...

Page 104: ...steps Setting range 1 0 5 0 Default setting is 3 0 Example To increase the touch panel sensitivity to 4 0 The touch panel sensitivity has now been adjusted to 4 0 The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press Press to select Then press ...

Page 105: ... chosen from 11 levels Default setting is 6 Example Reduce the contrast of display The contrast is now changed The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Press to select Then press ...

Page 106: ...a button is pressed The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press You can change the volume of buzzer that is produced when pressing the button on the touch panel Mute Low Loud Default setting is Loud Example Setting the volume to mute Press to select Then press ...

Page 107: ...h Dutch German Russian Japanese Pictograph English Spanish Italian French 7 Language setting The language is now changed to pictograph and all messages will be displayed in pictograph from now on The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Several seconds later Press Press to select Then press ...

Page 108: ...lt setting is size 1 The size is now changed The length of the patterns Decorative 2 No 53 69 can be adjusted Select a pattern which size can be elongated Example changing to size 5 The setting is memorized even when the machine is turned off and on Press Press Press Press Several seconds later ...

Page 109: ...harper angle of degree of stitches will be Select the figure of Size so that the degree of angles of stitches at the joining point of the stitches at the start and end of sewing are aligned 2 Press the lock stitch button at the end of sewing 1 Select the pattern and start the sewing machine The zigzag width gradually increases When the preset zigzag width is reached the sewing machine continues se...

Page 110: ...Deleting the settings You can reset all settings to their default settings All of the settings have now been reset to their default settings Press Press Several seconds later Press Press to select Then press ...

Page 111: ...e user attempts to select stitch patterns more than the maximum number of memory 70 5 A When in the mode and more than one stitch pat tern is selected user attempts to move to mode and or B When in the mode and more than one stitch pat tern is selected user presses the button for more than two seconds deleting all 6 A When the process of saving a pattern into folder is com pleted 7 A When in the o...

Page 112: ... the machine 11 A In the case you try to change over to the needle hole for straight stitches while a pattern which cannot be sewn under the straight stitch selection is selected 12 A In the case you try to change over to the straight stitch selection when the twin needle setting is selected 13 A In the case you select NO to the message given in the above column 12 ...

Page 113: ...the needle entry point Fabric edge is hemmed by zigzag while rolling it under Used for bottom of shirts blouses frills and the edge of handkerchiefs Invisible zipper foot As a seam does not appear on the right side of the fabric an opening can be finished with fabric edges neatly butted Attention If you pull out the magnifier swiftly your finger may be injured or the cover can be broken Magnifier ...

Page 114: ...to install Wide Table 1 Remove auxiliary bed 2 Open legs of Wide Table until they stop securely at the stopping position 3 Assemble Wide Table to sewing machine body Attach it to free arm of sewing machine 4 Don t put any heavy materials on the Wide Table Don t move sewing machine with Wide Table attached Attention ...

Page 115: ...ear a snick 2 Attaching the thread guide post Open the top cover of the sewing machine and insert the thread guide post C into mounting hole D Fit thread guide E over the thread guide post with the arrow on the top of the former faced toward the front of the sewing ma chine 3 Raise the thread guide post fully Turn the spool holder until it engages the positioning stopper F with a click 4 Set the t...

Page 116: ...ain pattern Needle is bent Check the combination of fabric thread and needle Check the installation of needle Securely tighten the needle set screw Check the combination of stitch pattern and presser foot to be used Change needle 28 27 27 27 Loud noise and or keen noise while sewing Lint or dust has accumulated in the feed dog Lint or dust has accumulated in the hook Clean the feed dog area Clean ...

Page 117: ...es not match the thread Thread take up is not threaded Rethread the machine correctly Remove knot or knurl from thread Adjust thread tension manually according to fabrics and thread to be used Change needle Install needle correctly Check the correct way of setting bobbin thread Check the correct way of winding bobbin thread Check the combination of thread and needle Rethread the machine correctly ...

Page 118: ...116 List of stitch patterns Patterns for crazy quilt Continuous sewing One point stitch Continuous sewing One point stitch ...

Page 119: ... Letters numbers signs The listing can be found inside the top cover of the sewing machine Continuous sewing One point stitch Pattern for elongation Combination patterns Example of combinations of patterns ...

Page 120: ...r Throat plate A B 2 Remove the throat plate Remove needle and presser foot and remove the needle plate by using T shape screwdriver 3 Remove the bobbin case holder 4 Remove lint and dirt Remove lint and dirt around the feed dog and bobbin case holder with the cleaning brush 5 1 Move the straight stitch slide plate toward you normal needle hole Move the lever to the right to use the normal needle ...

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