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Contents

Safety notes ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

Important notes ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Getting to know the machine ................................................................................................................................................. 5

Power switch and connections ......................................................................................................................................... 6

Extension table with accessories compartment ................................................................................................................ 6

Standard accessories ............................................................................................................................................................. 7

Additional standard accessories ....................................................................................................................................... 7

Free arm sewing ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Connecting the sewing machine ........................................................................................................................................... 8

Operating elements ................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Upper thread tension dial.................................................................................................................................................. 9

Pattern selector dial .......................................................................................................................................................... 9

Stitch length dial ............................................................................................................................................................... 9

Stitch width dial ............................................................................................................................................................... 10

Feed dog cover ............................................................................................................................................................... 10

Changing the presser foot ................................................................................................................................................... 12

Changing the presser foot holder ........................................................................................................................................ 13

Fabric, needle and thread table ........................................................................................................................................... 14

Changing a needle ................................................................................................................................................................ 15

Checking the needle ....................................................................................................................................................... 15

Inserting the needle ........................................................................................................................................................ 15

Winding the lower thread ..................................................................................................................................................... 16

Removing the bobbin ........................................................................................................................................................... 17

Inserting the bobbin .............................................................................................................................................................. 18

Threading the upper thread ................................................................................................................................................. 19

Needle threader ..................................................................................................................................................................... 20

Retrieving the lower thread .................................................................................................................................................. 21

Stitch length .......................................................................................................................................................................... 22

Stitch length setting ........................................................................................................................................................ 22

Stitch length selection for super utility stitches ............................................................................................................... 22

Sewing a test seam ............................................................................................................................................................... 23

Thread tension ...................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Correct upper thread tension .......................................................................................................................................... 25

Loosening the upper thread tension ............................................................................................................................... 25

Increasing the upper thread tension ............................................................................................................................... 25

Summary of Contents for N 1235-61

Page 1: ...N 1235 61 120201 W6 N 1235 61 sewing machine Manual...

Page 2: ...7 Connecting the sewing machine 8 Operating elements 9 Upper thread tension dial 9 Pattern selector dial 9 Stitch length dial 9 Stitch width dial 10 Feed dog cover 10 Changing the presser foot 12 Chan...

Page 3: ...lind stitch 33 Buttonholes 34 Sewing stretch fabrics 35 Sewing in zippers 36 Darts 37 Gathering 38 Securing the gather 39 Decorating garments 39 Tucks 40 Decorating blouses shirts etc 40 Appliqu s 41...

Page 4: ...ng Always observe the sewing point Never touch moving parts when sewing 2 Keep children away from the sewing machine 3 Only use original accessories Important notes To ensure a long service life pleas...

Page 5: ...ns 7 Thread guide 8 Thread lever 9 Upper thread tension dial 10 Face plate 11 Needle clamp 12 Needle threader 13 Presser foot holder 14 Presser foot 15 Needle plate 16 Feed dogs 17 Extension table wit...

Page 6: ...in use maintenance work is to be performed a power failure occurs during use the bulb is to be changed a thunderstorm occurs 1 Machine socket 2 Power switch 3 Power and foot controller plug 4 Foot co...

Page 7: ...ot 3 Buttonhole foot 4 CB bobbins 5 Selection of needles 6 Screwdriver 7 Ripping knife 8 Feed dog cover 9 Cover 10 Oil bottle Free arm sewing Sewing with the free arm Free arm sewing is especially sui...

Page 8: ...peratures In case of damage to the power cable or power switch disconnect the machine from the mains and contact our customer service immediately 1 Plug the power plug into the power socket and the po...

Page 9: ...ition 1 Setting mark 2 Patterns overview Stitch length dial The following digits symbols can be selected by turning the stitch length dial 0 1 2 3 4 and When a pattern has been selected with the stitc...

Page 10: ...edle entry position With the stitch width dial the needle entry position can be selected for straight stitches and stretch straight stiches Only turn the stitch width dial when the needle is in the hi...

Page 11: ...you 3 Reverse stitch button While this button is pressed the machine will sew in reverse Use this function to sew reinforcing stitches at the beginning and the end of a section The reverse stitch butt...

Page 12: ...sser foot lifter does not engage in the highest position 1 and must therefore be held in this position 1 Presser foot lifter in highest position 2 Presser foot lifter engaged 4 To release the presser...

Page 13: ...older Push the presser foot lifter all the way up with your hand so that the presser foot holder can be removed downwards 3 Screw for presser foot holder 4 Screwdriver Note Before reattaching the pres...

Page 14: ...orduroy tweed 80 100 100 3 80 3 Sewing silk Synthetic thread Suit material coat fabric Cotton and rayon fabrics 80 90 80 90 100 3 50 60 Sewing silk Cotton thread Flannel gabardine Laminated fabrics 80...

Page 15: ...e plate glass etc Inserting the needle 1 Turn the hand wheel anti clockwise until the needle is in the highest position 2 Switch off the machine at the power switch 3 Lower the presser foot lifter 4 L...

Page 16: ...r stopper 4 Turn the CB bobbin clockwise by hand until the shaft spring 6 clicks into the slot 7 of the bobbin 5 Connect the sewing machine to the mains and switch on the power switch 6 Pull out the h...

Page 17: ...foot lifter 3 Switch off the machine at the power switch 4 Remove the extension table to the side 5 Open the hook cover by swinging it downwards 6 Slightly pull the bobbin case bar tack 9 forward and...

Page 18: ...in the wrong direction results in faulty or skipped stitches 3 Inserting the bobbin case Place the bobbin case onto the shaft in the hook and push it inwards until the bar tack engages When doing so...

Page 19: ...er Attention The upper thread cannot be threaded correctly and the upper thread tension assembly will be damaged if the presser foot is not lifted 2 Turn the hand wheel anti clockwise until the thread...

Page 20: ...he threader with the hook through the eye of the needle Then guide the thread below the right and left guide hooks and pull the thread tight The thread must now be positioned below the hook 3 Swivel t...

Page 21: ...upper thread with the left hand and turn the hand wheel with the right hand 3 When pulling the upper thread a loop lower thread is pulled up 4 Both threads must be guided below the presser foot and pu...

Page 22: ...e numbers on the stitch length dial indicate the stitch length in millimetres The symbol must be set on the stitch length dial for sewing buttonholes and decorative stitches narrow zigzag stitch 3 Sti...

Page 23: ...together check the thread tension and the stitch length 1 Switch on the machine at the power switch 2 Select the required pattern see page 28 29 See also Pattern selector dial on page 9 and Stitch le...

Page 24: ...Press and hold the reverse stitch button to sew reinforcing stitches Release the button after 1 to 3 stitches and continue sewing 6 Sew up to the edge and then sew 1 to 3 reinforcing stitches by means...

Page 25: ...applications are listed 1 Left side of the fabric bottom 2 Right side of the fabric top 3 Upper thread 4 Lower thread Loosening the upper thread tension Turn the upper thread tension dial upwards to l...

Page 26: ...you have reached the corners and support the fabric feed by carefully pulling the tacking thread 2 Tacking thread Sewing curves with straight stitch Sew slowly and make sure that the distance between...

Page 27: ...slid under the presser foot so easily move the presser foot lifter to the highest position by lifting it as high as possible by hand If the presser foot is not at the same height on all sides and the...

Page 28: ...traight stitch left A 0 4 1 5 30 Zigzag stitch C 0 4 1 5 31 Elastic zigzag stitch D 0 4 1 5 31 Elastic blind stitch E 0 4 1 5 33 Lingerie stitch F 0 4 1 5 32 Double action stitch G 0 4 1 5 42 Elastic...

Page 29: ...etch straight stitch A 1 5 30 Stretch straight stitch left A 1 5 30 Stretch zigzag stitch C 1 5 31 Diamond stitch D 1 5 39 Special overlock stitch E 1 5 32 Feather stitch F 1 5 41 Closed overlock stit...

Page 30: ...sew a few stitches in reverse and then stop the machine 1 Reverse stitch button 2 3 to 4 reverse stitches Changing the stitch length Set the desired stitch length at the stitch length dial Stretch str...

Page 31: ...that the right needle entry point is just outside the appliqu Patchwork Fold the seam allowance of the fabric place it on the bottom fabric and sew it so that the stitch connects the two pieces of fab...

Page 32: ...f the fabric Note The changing of the presser foot is described in the chapter Changing the presser foot Lingerie stitch The lingerie stitch is particularly suitable as a scalloped edging stitch for b...

Page 33: ...ition the fabric so that the presser foot guide lies against the hem edge and lower the presser foot lifter 3 The needle should pierce the fabric as close as possible to the edge of the fold Note Turn...

Page 34: ...t and then pull it to the left or back It is recommended to try out the sewing of the buttonhole on a separate piece of fabric Set the stitch length dial to Step 1 Set the pattern selector dial to and...

Page 35: ...cs insert a cord into the buttonhole hem Lift the buttonhole foot and hook the cord into the spur at the back of the buttonhole foot Guide the ends of the cords forward under the buttonhole foot and t...

Page 36: ...of the fabric 2 Fold the seam allowance apart place the zipper in the middle and tack it 5 Zipper 6 Tack seam 7 Back side of the fabric 3 Remove the standard presser foot insert the zipper foot into t...

Page 37: ...art along the marked line from the wide end to the tip without distorting the fabric 1 Tacking 2 Do not sew in reverse at the end of the seam Cut the threads so that the thread ends have a length of 5...

Page 38: ...Upper thread 2 Lower thread 3 Approx 80 mm 3 Set the upper thread tension dial to a loose thread tension e g 1 or 2 4 Sew a parallel straight stitch seam above and below the end line Cut the threads t...

Page 39: ...straight stitches at a distance of 10 mm 1 Distance of 10 mm 3 Pull the lower threads to wrinkle the fabric as desired and iron the folds 4 Sew over the gathered material using the decorative stitch d...

Page 40: ...nsert the one sided zipper foot and sew along the respective fold with straight stitch A Caution When using the one sided zipper foot make sure that only straight stitch pattern A and stitch width 5 c...

Page 41: ...try point is just outside the appliqu Sew along the cut edge with a zigzag stitch and a short stitch length 3 End the sewing process with reinforcing stitches 3 Appliqu material Corners and curves of...

Page 42: ...bric together and for decorations 1 Fold the edges of the two pieces of fabric approx 1 5 cm and iron them 2 Tack the two pieces of fabric onto paper or similar carrier material that can be removed af...

Page 43: ...oot holder see page 13 and lower the presser foot lifter 4 Sew the area to be darned with reinforcing stitches that are not too large 5 Sew lines that are close together and of the same length in long...

Page 44: ...cted on the hook clean it as follows 1 Important Move the needle to the highest position using the hand wheel Lift the presser foot and switch off the power switch 0 2 Remove the needle presser foot h...

Page 45: ...il to the outside of the hook Insert the hook and ring cover and secure them in place with the clamping bar tack The ring cover is easier to insert if the lower feed dog is pushed up 13 Insert the bob...

Page 46: ...t bulb Procedure 1 Switch off the machine at the power switch and unplug the power plug 2 Loosen the screw with a screwdriver and remove the face plate 1 Cover cap 3 Unscrew the light bulb and screw i...

Page 47: ...upper and lower thread 2 Incorrect needle in use 2 Insert the correct needle 3 Incorrect combination of needle thread fabric 3 See the fabric needle and thread table on page 14 4 The thread tension i...

Page 48: ...ad tension does not lead to a satisfactory result If a full bobbin has been inserted correctly and if you lift the bobbin and the bobbin case by the lower thread the bobbin case must just stick to the...

Page 49: ...www w6 wertarbeit de or call us Our telephone number contact information as well as further information can be found on the warranty card which you have received together with the machine Please regi...

Page 50: ...E HD 04 for PE LD PP for polypropylene PS for polystyrene It is not permitted for this product to be disposed of with the normal household waste at the end of its service life It must be handed in at...

Page 51: ...Inserting the bobbin 18 Inserting the bobbin case 18 Inserting the needle 15 L Lingerie stitch 32 Lower thread winding 16 M Maintenance 44 45 N Needle 14 Needle plate 27 Needle threader 20 O Operating...

Page 52: ...52 www w6 wertarbeit de Technical data Voltage 230 V 50 Hz Total output 85 W Light bulb max 15 W Sound power level Lwa 75 dB A...

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