W6 N 9500C QPL, Manual

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Sewing a test seam using stretch zigzag stitch 022 as an example
Sewing a test seam
W6 tip
Adjust the stitch length to the various types of fabric. The general rule is the
thicker the fabric to be sewn, the longer the stitch length has to be. Thick fabrics,
for example denim, stitch length: 5.0. Use a W6 Super Stretch 90 (HAx 1SP)
needle for stretch and non-stretch fabrics or a W6 Super tretch 75 (HAx 1SP)
needle for thinner fabrics.
10.2 Sewing a test seam using stretch zigzag stitch
program 022 as an example
For example, you select the stretch zigzag stitch as the pattern, which nowadays
is chosen for overlocking non-stretch as well as stretch fabrics.
Select the following settings:
Prerequisite:
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You have read the safety notes for this sewing machine, see “Safety
Notes”.
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You have set up the machine in a safe place; see “Setting Up”.
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You have connected the machine properly, see “Connecting the machine”.
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You have threaded the sewing thread properly, see “Threading the upper
thread”. In this regard, also view the “Criteria for optimal threading of a
W6 N 9500 QPL” video that is just 4 minutes long under Service / Help on
our website at www.w6-wertarbeit.de.
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Use a W6 Super Stretch 90 (HAx1SP) needle for stretch and non-
stretch fabrics or a W6 Super Stretch 75 (HAx1SP) needle for thinner
fabrics. If necessary, install a special needle.
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You are using W6 plastic bobbins and thread tension-friendly and lint-free
W6 thread.
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The presser foot that matches the pattern is installed.
CAUTION Risk of injury posed by breaking needles
If the sewing needle touches pins, zip teeth or other objects during sewing, there
is a risk of being injured by breaking needles.
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Always make sure that the sewing needle does not touch any metal
objects while sewing.
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