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Why Does It Make A Loud Noise When I Turn It On

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Manual - Page 2

... will result In you cue familial wnh the come oh and then functions. Repeal the process until you ' complete satislochon and enjoyment. Befee attempting to sew, hewevet, and to ac hove on veer machine.

Manual - Page 3

...Model 440 only) 28. CONTENTS INSTRUCTION BOOK MODELS 410.420.430.440 Page Title I. INTRODUCTION 2. INSERTING BOBBIN AND BOBBIN ...SEWING IN ZIPS ACCESSORIES 5. UPPER THREADING 10. STRETCH OVERLOCK AND OVERLOCK (Not for Model 410) 25. PART NAMES 4. BRINGING UP BOBBIN THREAD 15. BUTTONHOLING 20. THREAD TENSION 11. THREE STEP ZIG-ZAG (Nol for Mode', 410 cdilla) 27. CONNECTING MACHINE...

Manual - Page 5

Large screw driver Small screw driver Seam ripper Oiler la Brush Hy= Bobbin Pock of these special sewing feet will improve the quality 01 stitch. ACCESSORIES All purpose fool Satin stitch loot (No 3) (No 4) Overcosting foot (No. 8) Zipper loot Con be used for ...

Manual - Page 6

unscrew lamp and replace With ci suitable new one (3). and switch on the machine power switch. `2 3 FOOT CONTROL The foot control pedal regulates the sewing speed (21. See - open face plate. Notes" page 6 Using the correct plug. NEEDLE LIGHT To reploce lomp, first disconnect from power supply by removing plug ...

Manual - Page 7

... unmarked consult a qualified electrician before use. NEUTRAL BROWN -LIVE NOTE. Manipulations within the area of movement of the needle, such as follows: When leaving the sewing machine unattended, the morns swath mull be switched off position). Repairs to the electric section. especially the changing of this mains lead ore coloured in accordance...

Manual - Page 8

... FOR BOBBIN WINDING Pass the threod from the spool through the guideot thereat lei',al then back in the direction of the arrow on the machine and holding the end of rho spool through the guide at the rear sight as illustrated. (3) PLACING BOBBIN ON SPINDLE Push the bobbin on the...

Manual - Page 9

...removing or inserting the bobbin. 2 afizsrc) c-Ff5U7.,5 _Mita INSERTING BOBBIN AND CASE INTO MACHINE INSERTING BOBBIN INTO CASE Open hook cover as illustrated. (1) a Insert filled bobbin into cose... os decoded. (2) Holding the hinged latch (3) insert bobbin and case into the hook making sure the finger "A" is locoted inside the section "8" ('1) lecneobout glernIrl")of the thread....

Manual - Page 11

to de• crease the tension turn dial to a higher number. Normal thread tension is achieved when tho yelper end lower threads me equally set (cross in the middle of the fabric) ... of the Fabric CC), the tension is d. The normal setting is too loose or too tight A to -F THREAD TENSION to. 5 To mcreose the lop tension turn to a lower number.

Manual - Page 12

...turn the pressure control dtol. (I) The larger the number on the dtol, the greater the pressure. For very thick fob, u such as denim and leather, use 7. e for free hand embroidery or darningetc., the feed dog s'llnuId be fed through the machine... !thing the presser lever o second stage. 121 DROP FEED CONTROL For normal sewing the eed dogs should be in the raised position 131 When the fobnc is ...

Manual - Page 13

Usuolly the heavier the fabric, the thicker the thread and forget the needle Make sure the needle is straight and not dornoged (I) env or aeon 1.0.C•f • C3\ f itoota a I IL: • 4.1013 ,* N hasten [lama viol ... FITTING OF NEEDLE Select the correct sq.) needle to as .,!poet Change the needle regularly and at the lust sgn of sewing problems. lased as (2) il lustrated. 12

Manual - Page 17

... rs in the centre posilion (1) The left and ugh' needle positions (make iteasier to 5 and return it O5 I -.141/SCP".41i/141gir 5 to 0 or the some weed. - - • Whole sewing turn the diul slowly al the some speed hum 0 to sew ciose lothe edge ul lobe rc s A U etc. O 00 CO 0 NEEDLE POSITION AND PATTERN...

Manual - Page 18

... stitches backwards. I throod into the slot "A" and pull down to the Feat of sewing. When the button is controlled with the weight of fabric, thickness of thread and putpose of the machine. f3t PRESSER BAR THREAD CUTTER 3 Hold the thread in both /winds behind the presser loot. STRAIGHT STITCHING H Set the pattern...

Manual - Page 20

... (8) between the sides lboods) of satin stitch. (I) Sew in the sequence illustrated. (71 1 2 2' r 1 S 4-1 Artery ,.e[ .n itateitt .6" `3 IA Pint, rig fur Kars USER TIPS Always sew o sample buttonhole on some spore fobnc ossettings will change ...fabric, a corded buttonhole can be reduced to old machine feeding. try using interfoong (vilene) or tissue or other dillicult fabrics.

Manual - Page 21

... to achieve. (Di An embroidery ring will be needed to dote forger areas. 2 8 20 Turn the fobric through 90 and continue to move it os illustrated whilst sewing. Cl Remove the ,honk and replace with the Darning foot making sure the lever is placed over the needle clamp screw. (2A) . To dorn small...

Manual - Page 22

... l The Zipper foot can be moved to the leh or right. (2) To sew on the right hand side of the zipper, move foot over to sew the left hand side of the zipper. (3) To move the "zip slider out... slide d behind the foot Lower the foot and continue. 4 ' 0 9 2 2s Enonono 3 SEWING IN ZIPS Set the machine as illustrated and 'ewe: se the procedure to the right as illustrated fining [he Zipper loot.

Manual - Page 23

... EDGES te) Oversewing edges prevents the fabric from fraying and creates o neat edge Set the rnochine os illustrated selecting o suitable stitch width and length ( l) When sewing, the needle should just pass over the edge of the fabric. use the All Purpose foot not the Nt. 8 fool. 22 a) On fobr.cs that...

Manual - Page 24

II / 5 3 23 - 7 h\ Fold the fabric as shown. (3) Turn the hand wheel towards you by turning the nut (61. BLIND HEM STITCH (Net fee Medal 410) Set the machine os illustroted fining the Blind Hem foot. Alwoys lest the stitch hcst on a spar° picco of the fabric. Proceed tosew corefully feeding the fabric ...

Manual - Page 25

...has a wide range of the teat and then lo Oho, side but overlapping slightly on the first row. sewing on elastic and lace, oversewing edges etc on o wide 'tinge of lobrics. • (0) Fig. 2 ...to the edge of the patch and a tear, where the !filches go firstly over the centre of of sewing applica. The stitch length con be reduced until the pitches ore vets, close together. ing Operations. < X ...

Manual - Page 26

... the seam hos already been sewn by o stroight stitch, or os an attractive decorative stitch. 12B) n" 2 A STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCH (Not for Model 410) Set the machine os illustrated fining the All Purpose foot. ;11 The sly night stretch sews two stitches forward and one stitch backwards.

Manual - Page 29

... the end of oily cloth. {4) Use sewi ng-mochine oil, or some other high-qtrebly refined minetol machine oil. wheel unit the needle bar reaches its top position.Remove the bobbin cose ond clean every port with... AND FEED DOG Completely clean the area with o piece of the thread while turning the hondwheel bock and (06.(3) CLEANING AND OILING SHUTTLE HOOK Cleon and oil the hook in the...