Instruction Manual
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... the appliance by a person responsible for use by pulling on cord. "Indoors use of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to break." "Read all moving parts. "T his appliance is damaged, it unattended, unplug the appliance before cleaning." "If the supply cord is not intended for their safety. "Switch off ("0") position, then...
... the appliance by a person responsible for use by pulling on cord. "Indoors use of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to break." "Read all moving parts. "T his appliance is damaged, it unattended, unplug the appliance before cleaning." "If the supply cord is not intended for their safety. "Switch off ("0") position, then...
Instruction Manual
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...bobbin, or changing presser foot, etc." 18. All rights reserved. 1 "Do not pull or push fabric while stitching. "Caution - Moving parts - FOOT CONTROL (USA & Canada only) Use Model YC-485 EC or Model JF-1000 with EEC Directive 2004/108/EC covering the electromagnetic compatibility... off ("0") when making any adjustments in doubt, please contact your retailer for household use, or equivalent." or its Affiliates. ©2011 The Singer Company Limited S.à r.l. This appliance complies with this plug is damaged, you should not use bent needles." 16. "Do not use the...
...bobbin, or changing presser foot, etc." 18. All rights reserved. 1 "Do not pull or push fabric while stitching. "Caution - Moving parts - FOOT CONTROL (USA & Canada only) Use Model YC-485 EC or Model JF-1000 with EEC Directive 2004/108/EC covering the electromagnetic compatibility... off ("0") when making any adjustments in doubt, please contact your retailer for household use, or equivalent." or its Affiliates. ©2011 The Singer Company Limited S.à r.l. This appliance complies with this plug is damaged, you should not use bent needles." 16. "Do not use the...
Instruction Manual
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.... Presser foot 31. Thread take-up 2 3. Removable extension table 4 / Accessory box 5 7. Bobbin winder shaft 8. Cord socket 16. Thread guide 23. Power line cord 33. 1. PRINCIPALES PARTES DE LA MAQUINA MACHINE IDENTIFICATION 1 1. Face cover 3 5. Reverse stitch button 11. Presser foot lifter 20. KNOWING YOUR SEWING MACHINE 1. DESCRIPTION DE LA MACHINE À COUDRE...
.... Presser foot 31. Thread take-up 2 3. Removable extension table 4 / Accessory box 5 7. Bobbin winder shaft 8. Cord socket 16. Thread guide 23. Power line cord 33. 1. PRINCIPALES PARTES DE LA MAQUINA MACHINE IDENTIFICATION 1 1. Face cover 3 5. Reverse stitch button 11. Presser foot lifter 20. KNOWING YOUR SEWING MACHINE 1. DESCRIPTION DE LA MACHINE À COUDRE...
Instruction Manual 3
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... being used as contained in this sewing machine is necessary when this manual." 4. "Keep fingers away from the accumulation of electric shock:" 1. "Read all moving parts.
... being used as contained in this sewing machine is necessary when this manual." 4. "Keep fingers away from the accumulation of electric shock:" 1. "Read all moving parts.
Instruction Manual 3
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...Model YC-485 EC or Model JF-1000 with EEC Directive 2004/108/EC covering the electromagnetic compatibility. If in the instruction manual." 19. SINGER, is DC 5V. "The LED lamp maximum power is 0.3W, maximum voltage is the exclusive trademark of electric shock, this plug is ...for guidance. Moving parts - Do not modify the plug in any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in doubt, please contact your retailer for household use the product...
...Model YC-485 EC or Model JF-1000 with EEC Directive 2004/108/EC covering the electromagnetic compatibility. If in the instruction manual." 19. SINGER, is DC 5V. "The LED lamp maximum power is 0.3W, maximum voltage is the exclusive trademark of electric shock, this plug is ...for guidance. Moving parts - Do not modify the plug in any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in doubt, please contact your retailer for household use the product...
Instruction Manual 3
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Removable extension table 4 / Accessory box 5 7. Buttonhole lever 14 19. Automatic needle threader 22. Needle plate 26. Power line cord 33. PRINCIPALES PARTES DE LA MAQUINA MACHINE IDENTIFICATION 1 1. Handle 12. Cord socket 16. Thread guide 18. Thread guide 15 21. Thread guide 23. Thread cutter 28. Presser foot ...
Removable extension table 4 / Accessory box 5 7. Buttonhole lever 14 19. Automatic needle threader 22. Needle plate 26. Power line cord 33. PRINCIPALES PARTES DE LA MAQUINA MACHINE IDENTIFICATION 1 1. Handle 12. Cord socket 16. Thread guide 18. Thread guide 15 21. Thread guide 23. Thread cutter 28. Presser foot ...
Instruction Manual 2
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... Edge to Edge Stitching 47 Quilting 49 Pin Tucking 50 Smocking 51 Cording 52 Embroidering and Monogramming. 53 Applique Work 55 5. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 1 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. MAINTENANCE 57 Cleaning Feed Dog and Rotary Hook 57 Oiling 58 7.
... Edge to Edge Stitching 47 Quilting 49 Pin Tucking 50 Smocking 51 Cording 52 Embroidering and Monogramming. 53 Applique Work 55 5. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 1 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. MAINTENANCE 57 Cleaning Feed Dog and Rotary Hook 57 Oiling 58 7.
Instruction Manual 2
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turn weakerj_stronger Raise foot when ad justing the dial. To position and re move thick fabrics, buttons, etc To position and re move normal For sewing foot tia To adjust upper thread tension. I 1 To raise or lower the feed dog. Not feeding. To raise or lower the foot. _________ 1, NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS To change pressure of the presser foot. To sew thin or elastic fabrics. * Feed may be difficult at settings under "2". Feeding. To sew normal fabrics.
turn weakerj_stronger Raise foot when ad justing the dial. To position and re move thick fabrics, buttons, etc To position and re move normal For sewing foot tia To adjust upper thread tension. I 1 To raise or lower the feed dog. Not feeding. To raise or lower the foot. _________ 1, NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS To change pressure of the presser foot. To sew thin or elastic fabrics. * Feed may be difficult at settings under "2". Feeding. To sew normal fabrics.
Instruction Manual 2
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Maq4eset$Ing. Macbn,etng Ii D How to about 0.5-1 cm (1.3" - bad 25") from the side up to sew (1) Cover the worn part completely with a piece of the patching material from the right side. (3) Trim away the worn part from the stitching. 37 How to sew (1) Sew the edges of the fabric together as shown. (2) Sew 2 more stitches at the side parallel with the first stitch. * If necessary, reinforce the rip with a piece of the same material as the fabric. (2) Sew along the edge of fabric on the back side.
Maq4eset$Ing. Macbn,etng Ii D How to about 0.5-1 cm (1.3" - bad 25") from the side up to sew (1) Cover the worn part completely with a piece of the patching material from the right side. (3) Trim away the worn part from the stitching. 37 How to sew (1) Sew the edges of the fabric together as shown. (2) Sew 2 more stitches at the side parallel with the first stitch. * If necessary, reinforce the rip with a piece of the same material as the fabric. (2) Sew along the edge of fabric on the back side.
Instruction Manual 2
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Stretch the fabric on the hoop with the worn -out part in the same way. * By making the turning points blunt, the darned part becomes softer and more flexible. 39 Place the upper thread under the foot passing through the hole of the foot. Sew over the worn-out part, guiding the hoop back and forth by hand. Hold the hoop correctly as shown. Turn the fabric 90° and sew in the center. (5) Darrnng 1...Using a hoop Step-i Step-2 Step-3 To attach darning foot, see p.8. Making stitches closely spaced gives a better finish. * Be sure the presser foot is lowered.
Stretch the fabric on the hoop with the worn -out part in the same way. * By making the turning points blunt, the darned part becomes softer and more flexible. 39 Place the upper thread under the foot passing through the hole of the foot. Sew over the worn-out part, guiding the hoop back and forth by hand. Hold the hoop correctly as shown. Turn the fabric 90° and sew in the center. (5) Darrnng 1...Using a hoop Step-i Step-2 Step-3 To attach darning foot, see p.8. Making stitches closely spaced gives a better finish. * Be sure the presser foot is lowered.
Instruction Manual 2
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... darning foot, see p. 8. (1) Remove sewing. Now to (5) Sew the darned fabric with your fingers the darned part. can be darned easily by stretching the worn-out part with your fingers 40 guiding * Elastic materials while sewing. ng rearm V: . ' Darning tubular articles. guiding the... * Be sure the presser foot is lowered. (6) Sew the the fabric darned part horizontally, with your fingers. the extension table for free-arm (2) Place the upper thread passing through the hole under the of the foot. ...
... darning foot, see p. 8. (1) Remove sewing. Now to (5) Sew the darned fabric with your fingers the darned part. can be darned easily by stretching the worn-out part with your fingers 40 guiding * Elastic materials while sewing. ng rearm V: . ' Darning tubular articles. guiding the... * Be sure the presser foot is lowered. (6) Sew the the fabric darned part horizontally, with your fingers. the extension table for free-arm (2) Place the upper thread passing through the hole under the of the foot. ...
Instruction Manual 2
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... settiflg How to do -gathering after you have finished. pre 51 toward the knots while of children's blouses, etc. Smocking is done easily by sewing part of the lower threads * See page 24 for sewing straight stitches. (1) Sew smocking stitches on the...
... settiflg How to do -gathering after you have finished. pre 51 toward the knots while of children's blouses, etc. Smocking is done easily by sewing part of the lower threads * See page 24 for sewing straight stitches. (1) Sew smocking stitches on the...
Instruction Manual 2
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... applique and cut it . the cut work and the type of an the base applique Step-3 Stitch with the zigzag thread ends from 55 to part make of the base fabric. the the end with zigzag stitches on the wish to be adjusted according to keep Coming out. on the outline.
... applique and cut it . the cut work and the type of an the base applique Step-3 Stitch with the zigzag thread ends from 55 to part make of the base fabric. the the end with zigzag stitches on the wish to be adjusted according to keep Coming out. on the outline.
Instruction Manual 2
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... *Do not tamper with the attached cleaning brush. *When the thread is rooted in the needs rotary hook to be clean. Clean especially the upper part of the machine or irregular stitches, (1) Open the shuttle cover and remove the bobbin case. (2) Brush off all the lint with... parts while cleaning or oiling. Rotary hook Dust or lint so it always in the hook groove, turn the handwheel out the thread. cleaned and oiled ...
... *Do not tamper with the attached cleaning brush. *When the thread is rooted in the needs rotary hook to be clean. Clean especially the upper part of the machine or irregular stitches, (1) Open the shuttle cover and remove the bobbin case. (2) Brush off all the lint with... parts while cleaning or oiling. Rotary hook Dust or lint so it always in the hook groove, turn the handwheel out the thread. cleaned and oiled ...
Instruction Manual 2
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Inside the face plate Apply one drop of oil to the parts indicated by arrows. * After oiling, run the machine 5 or 6 times or run it . will evetually cause the mechanism * In the case that the machine is ... oils to jam. not used apply oil 58 - specifically for 1 or 2 minutes * Use oil manufactured machine use. OiIir ROtary hook part Arm top Apply one drop of oil to the rubbed part in the hook. * Too much oil may stain some sewing difficulty Your fabric and cause arm top Cover (1) Remove the...
Inside the face plate Apply one drop of oil to the parts indicated by arrows. * After oiling, run the machine 5 or 6 times or run it . will evetually cause the mechanism * In the case that the machine is ... oils to jam. not used apply oil 58 - specifically for 1 or 2 minutes * Use oil manufactured machine use. OiIir ROtary hook part Arm top Apply one drop of oil to the rubbed part in the hook. * Too much oil may stain some sewing difficulty Your fabric and cause arm top Cover (1) Remove the...
