YOKOYAMA KP6210 Page 3 Instruction Manual Download

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For European version

Dimensions: 438 mm x 200 mm x 315mm
Mass of the equipment: 6.8 kg
Rated Voltage:

220~240 V

Rated Frequency:

50 Hz

Rated input: 45 W
Using ambient temperature: Normal temperature

User operates an error warning,

Thick fabric sewing,

Darning sewing

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26-29

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32-33

, Darning stitches

Summary of Contents for KP6210

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Page 2: ...tended to avoid injury by expediently switch on the machine 10 Always unplug the machine if you carry out maintenance oiling cleaning 11 Don t use the machine if it s wet or in humid environment 12 Do...

Page 3: ...the equipment 6 8 kg Rated Voltage 220 240 V Rated Frequency 50 Hz Rated input 45 W Using ambient temperature Normal temperature 36 User operates an error warning Thick fabric sewing Darning sewing 3...

Page 4: ...Hand wheel 12 Power light switch 13 Foot control socket 14 Cord socket 15 Needle clamp screw 16 Presser foot lifter 17 Handle 18 Buttonhole lever 19 Needle threading lever 20 Presser foot release butt...

Page 5: ...Zipper foot 12 Satin stitch foot 11 Blind stitch foot 13 Buttonhole stitch foot 8 Oiler Optional part The Foot that comes on your Sewing machine is called the General Purpose Foot and will be used for...

Page 6: ...ving the plug from the wall outlet POWER LIGHT SWITCH Your machine will not operate until the power light switch is turned on The same switch controls both the power and the light When servicing the m...

Page 7: ...OT LIFTER There are three positions for your presser foot Lower the presser foot to sew 1 Raise the lifter to the middle position to insert or remove fabric and to change presser foot 2 Lift it to its...

Page 8: ...n winder shaft to far left position if it is not already there Place bobbin onto shaft with end of thread coming from top of bobbin Push bobbin winder shaft to the right until it clicks Hold onto end...

Page 9: ...e release button to the right Bobbin cover will pop up to allow you to remove the cover With your finger placed gently on top of the bobbin pull the thread until it reaches the slot B NOTE Sewing can...

Page 10: ...3 2 4 5 1 NOTE You may want to cut the end of the thread with scissors for easier needle threading Switch the power on after threading the machine and bobbin You are now ready to sew...

Page 11: ...oop through the eye of the needle Pass a 10 cm length of thread under the presserfoot Raise the needle Lower the needle threader lever slowly Pass thread round hook as inset A 3 1 2 Lower the lever to...

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Page 13: ...fabric will determine the choice of a needle and thread Thefollowing table is a practical guide to needle and thread selectionAlways refer to it before commencing a new project Be sure to use the same...

Page 14: ...Adjusting screw 12 When the sewing machine is placed on an uneven surface turn the adjusting screw to adjust the height until the sewing machine is stable...

Page 15: ...Place the large extension table along the machine body as illustrated...

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Page 17: ...oint that is tacking stitch function and then machine will automatically stop this function does not apply to straight stitch When machine is running push this button continually and then machine will...

Page 18: ...titch width decreasing select button Push this button the digital on the LCD display will be decreased keep to push this button continually and then the digital will be decreased continually Push this...

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Page 23: ...When reaching the edge of the fabric stop the sewing machine 5 NOTE The Needle Plate has both metric Markings as an aid for guiding your fabric when sewing a seam First turn the hand wheel counter clo...

Page 24: ...22 Thread bobbin with desired top stitch color When sewing the machine will pull this thread to the top...

Page 25: ...atically when the pattern is selected For the Zigzag pattern the stitch length is 2 mm and the stitch width is 5 mm The light grey boxes indicates all the possible personal preference options availabl...

Page 26: ...ric under the foot Turn the handwheel counter clockwise by hand until the needle swings fully to the left It should just pierce the fold of the fabric If it does not adjust the guide B on the Blindhem...

Page 27: ...TTINGS Presser foot General Purpose Foot Thread tension control 4 NOTE Mending a tear or overedging as shown in illustration requires manual adjustment of the length control For this reason it is high...

Page 28: ...stitch lapels collars and cuffs to give a professional finish to your garments Straight stretch stitch is far stronger than ordinary straight stitch because it locks three times forwards backwards an...

Page 29: ...lace or inset panels when making lingerie The Blanket stitch is traditionally a hand embroidery stitch used to put bindings on blankets This multi purpose stitch can also be used for attaching fringe...

Page 30: ...Excellent for hemstitching table and bed covers with an elegant touch Picot like stitch can also be made on sheer materials Sew along the raw edge of fabric and trim close to the outside of the stitch...

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Page 32: ...30 Before starting to sew check that there is enough thread wound onto the bobbin to ensure that the thread will not run out during sewing...

Page 33: ...home decorating projects Use whichever patterns suit your preference Position your fabric and button under the presser foot Lower presser foot Turn the handwheel to make sure needle clears both left a...

Page 34: ...rting point 3 Pull the button holder to the back and place the button in it Push back the button holder toward you as far as it will go 6 5 Insert the garment under the foot and lower the needle at th...

Page 35: ...completed release the cord from foot and snip off extra length DARNING STITCHES SETTINGS Presser foot Buttonhole foot R Thread tension control 3 to 6 R Refer to page 32 Sewing Button Hole Setting and...

Page 36: ...34 After use keep sewing machine and foot controller clean Use dry rags to remove dust from the sewing machine and foot controller...

Page 37: ...tches for pin tucks double top stitching and decorative sewing THREADING THE TWIN NEEDLE Insert the second spool pin Place a spool on each spool pin Thread the two threads as one Draw one thread throu...

Page 38: ...Install the darning foot put the screw into the hole on bracket and tighten the screw Attention To install darning foot the pin on darning foot must be higher than the screw on needle clamp SEWING OF...

Page 39: ...ge 11 Needle is not all the way up into needle clamp See page 11 See page 33 THREAD PROBLEMS Thread bunches Top and bobbin threads are not drawn back under presser foot before starting seam See page 1...

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