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Page 2: ...you will find it a useful guide Before putting the machine to work we vise you to glance briefly at the pages of fhis book so that you will hove a rough idea of the contents This will help you when reverting later on to any one of the chapters It is a good plan to open out to the left page 1 for the information given on that page should be read in conjunction with the directions The same applies t...
Page 3: ...ver No 140 c medium size 1 screwdriver No 533 small size 14 1 oil can plastic with oil No 132 a 18 1 quilter guide No 101 1 quilter guide holder complete with screws No Z 1016 24 1 hemmer 2 mm No 827 4 1 ruffler No 116 1 guide No 535 1 thumb screw No 410 1 hemmer No Z 827 2 mm Contents I Important Hints Choice of Needle Sizes and Thread Numbers 1 To Prepare for Sewing 2 Sewing 3 Cleaning and Oilin...
Page 4: ...0 silks and rayons muslin brocades to twist and gabardine 70 Heavy Fabrics coating denim corduroy slipcover 40 C D 100 fabrics bed tickings and lightweight to twist anvos 50 For darning and embroidery we recommend c o I o u r f a st m e r Ce r i s e d thread No 50 for upper and u n d e r thread and needles No 60 70 Standard presser foot Edger with Guide Feller 823 Z 540 a Z 153 a Fabrics Hemmer Z ...
Page 5: ...nd firmly tighten the latter with a screwdriver All other types of presser feet supplied for use with the machine ore attached and secured in the same manner Place the needle bar in top most position and tilt the head over With thumb and fore finger of your left hand grip the small latch on bobbin case Fig 1 lift the latch and re move the case with bobbin inside Release the latch turn the bobbin c...
Page 6: ...mplete with bobbin by its latch Fig 1 and slide the case on to the small stud in the center of the hook Fig 5 Now press that the latch clicks into pa Fig 5 the bobbin case down so sition Fig 3 Now press on the winder by means of latch and turn the free balance wheel over towards you to set it in motion as you start treadling The winder action stops automatically when the bobbin is fully loaded Fin...
Page 7: ...abric to act as a pivot turn the material and continue to sew while holding both ends of the tacking thread This way you will prevent stoppages at corners which otherwise easily occur Setting the Length of Stitch Fig 8 The machine has in front on the r i g h I a stitch regulating lever a with thumb screw b with which the required stitch length may be selected on the scale c Before you can make any...
Page 8: ...le that the under thread has been tensioned too severely and this must be corrected by turning the small screw a Fig 4 a little to the left If on the other hand the thread is lying fIat o n to p of h e m a t e r i a I Fig ii or if loops hove formed the upper thread may be too tight and you must loosen the Regulating the Presser Foot The presser foot must exert on the material sufficient pressure t...
Page 9: ...ean the mochine with a soft rag and oil the mechanism Fig 12 Machine Head The following points which ore marked thus 0 in the illu with open stration must be cleaned and oiled in proper sequence Face Cover Plate Regular oiling is essential for the smooth running of the machine Lint and thread ends settle in the working me chanism ond eventually impede the free running of the machine It is necessar...
Page 10: ...st be carefully dis mantled This is done by removing the race guide Ill after the small screws 1 2 and 3 have been taken out Now the bobbin carrier IV can be removed All dismantled parts should be carefully wiped with a clean rag Before reassembling the parts move the thread take up lever to Fig 16 its highest point so that the point I of the hook is on the left and on top as shown in Fig 14 Then ...
Page 11: ...rial used use a thicker needle see page 5 Relat 1 Thread ends have become entangled in the hook race ive Needle and Thread Sizes remove all obstructions 2 Certain working parts of the machine are dry apply The upper thread tension is too severe loosen the a few drops of oil setting flange on tensioner see page 12 Regulating the ThrecidTensions 3 The machine is dirty thoroughly clean it 4 The needl...
Page 12: ...e 1 The needle is wrongly inserted reset the needle tension screw see page 12 Regulating the Thread The needle isbentorblunt change the needle see p 6 Tensions Inserting the Needle 3 The bobbin thread tension is too weak tighten the 2 The needle used is too fine for the thread or material screw with a screwdriver see page 12 Regulating the use a thicker needle see page 5 Relative Needle and Thread...
Page 13: ...egulate the tension see p 12 Regulating the Thread Tensions 3 Upper and under thread are drawing off unequally from reel or bobbin respectively owing to a dirty set ting flange or bobbin remove all obstructions 4 The needle is blunt or bent use a new needle 5 The bobbin is wrongly positioned remove the bobbin case and make sure the bobbin is properly inserted in the case see page 9 Replacing the B...
Page 14: ... 20 c By moving the motor up or down the correct belt tension may be obtained Retighten both screws 3 Changing the Carbon Brushes a Remove the Vbelt b Take out the 4 screws c in motor end shield plate see Fig 20 The motor complete with plate can now be drawn from the motor housing to give free access to the carbon brushes see Fig 20 24 c Fig 20 End shield plate with screws for regulating the belt ...
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