Description of the appliance
1 Thread tree
2 Spool support
3 Thread roll centerer
4 Sewing foot lever
5 Adjustment wheel for stitch length
6 Handwheel
7 Connection Footpedal/Power supply
8 Power switch (On/Off switch)
9 Differential transport lever
0 Front flap
q Support plate of the seam width finger
w Free arm
e Stitch plate
r Thread tension selector (left needle)
t Thread tension selector (right needle)
z Thread tension selector (upper looper)
u Thread tension selector (lower looper)
Bringing the upper blade into a rest position
To make certain types of seam, or to more easily operate the adjustment
wheel for cutting width f, you must bring the upper blade i into a
rest position.
For this, press the upper blade i to the right and rotate it a little, so
that it is firmly seated (Fig. 2 and 3).
Needle Information
This machine uses standard commercial flat-shaft needles for sewing machines.
These prevent the incorrect insertion of the needle. You can purchase these
needles in any specialist shop.
You can use needles of the sizes 11 and 14 in this machine.
The adjoining table gives you a brief overview of the differences when using a
needle (for detailed information, see "Setting the seam width).
Upper looper element
For some kinds of stitches you will need to use the upper looper element.
When you need to insert it is described in the individual stitches.
Insert the small wire from behind in the eyelet of the upper looper o and
the plastic bolt, on the other end and from the front, in the hole in the upper
looper o (Fig. 4a).
You can store the upper looper ready for use in the slot behind the front
flap 0 (Fig. 4b).
i movable upper blade (Upper blade)
o Upper looper
p Lower looper
a Sewing foot
s Fixed lower blade
d Seam width switch
f Seam width adjustment knob
Fig. 2
Seam width
Employed needle
Thread tension selector
Fig.4a
- 113 -
Fig. 3
3.5 mm
5.7 mm
right needle
left needle
green
blue
Fig.4b