Hema SM-6000HU Instrucciones De Uso página 7

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• Turn the hand wheel (no. 11) clockwise until the thread is tightened.
• Start electric winding by pressing the foot control.
• When the bobbin is full, release the foot pedal, cut the thread, then remove bobbin
Reverse sewing
• Reverse sewing is suitable for fastening the seam when start seam or finish seam to
avoid stitches loose.
• Stop the machine firstly, then press the reserve sewing lever (no.10), the machine
can sew reverse.
• Release the reserve button, the machine can recover to sew forward. The reverse
trace shouldn't beyound 5 cm.
Release of the fabric
• Set the needle at the highest position by turning the hand wheel (no. 11) anticlockwise.
• Raise the presser foot (no. 8) and remove the fabric backwards. Cut the threads by
using the thread cutter (no. 6) at the side of the machine.
Straight and other stitching
• There are three kinds of straight stitches for your choise.
• Turn the pattern selector (no. 4) to the one you need.
• Set the needle at the highest position by turning hand wheel anticlockwise.
• Gently pull both threads (about 10 cm) towards rear, raise the presser foot (no. 8),
place the fabric under the presser foot.
• Gently press down the foot pedal (no. 16) to start sewing.
• Guide fabric gently by hand.
• Stop the needle in its top position, and thread can be pulled out easily.
• Raise the presser foot (no. 8) and remove the fabric. This is for all the patterns of your
choise.
Notice
When turning the pattern selector, assure the needle tip is at the upper position, other-
wise it will be bent or damaged or fail to sewing.
When selecting the pattern, set the position correctly, otherwise it will hurt the needle
or sew over the the selected stitch trace. It will be different from the selected pattern.
Thread tension adjustment
For a correct stitch the upper and the lower thread should be even. By turning the
thread tension dial the upper thread can be switched from the left to the right. Use this
dial to get the two threads even.
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