Baby Lock Symphony BLSY Installation and operating instructions

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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................2
USING THE CIRCULAR ATTACHMENT TO SEW PATTERNS IN A CIRCLE...............................2
About the Circular Attachment.............................................................................................. 2
Included Accessories............................................................................................................. 2
Attaching the Circular Attachment......................................................................................... 3
Sewing a Circle ..................................................................................................................... 3
Using the Quarter Circle Template........................................................................................ 5
Using the Included Presser Feet............................................................................................. 5
CREATING BOBBIN WORK ...................................................................................................... 7
About Bobbin Work .............................................................................................................. 7
Required Materials ................................................................................................................ 8
Upper Threading................................................................................................................... 9
Preparing the Bobbin Thread................................................................................................. 9
Positioning the Fabric and Sewing....................................................................................... 12
Adjusting the Thread Tension.............................................................................................. 15
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................. 16
LIST OF STITCHES THAT CANNOT BE USED WITH THE CIRCULAR ATTACHMENT............17

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INTRODUCTION
This Addendum provides additional information not described in the Instruction and Reference Guide.
Refer to these instructions after first reading the Instruction and Reference Guide provided with your sewing
machine.
USING THE CIRCULAR ATTACHMENT TO SEW
PATTERNS IN A CIRCLE
About the Circular Attachment
This device can sew circular patterns that graduate out at 5mm intervals, ranging from 30mm to 130mm in
radius* when the center needle position is selected. The device is set to the left of the needle on your sewing
machine. Utility and decorative stitches can both be sewn using this device.
*Radius= Distance from center of circle to any point on the circle.
Included Accessories
Note
• You cannot use any decorative stitch with side feeding or stitches with a width over 7.0 mm. Before sewing on your
project, be sure to sew trial stitches and check the sewing results. If stitches that cannot be used are sewn, the pattern
may become misaligned. For a list of stitches that cannot be used, refer to the table “LIST OF STITCHES THAT CANNOT
BE USED WITH THE CIRCULAR ATTACHMENT” located on page 17.
CAUTION
• Special care is required for the pivot pin; neglectful treatment may cause injury. Young children should be
supervised to ensure that they do not play with the attachment. When attachment is not in use, always
keep the pivot pin in the indicator to avoid its loss.
1 4 Conversion Chart 5
mm (f)inch
130 5 3/16
120 4 3/4
110 4 3/8
100 4
2 3 90 3 1/2 6
80 3 3/16
70 2 3/4
60 2 3/8
50 2
40 3/2
30 13/16
No. Part Name Part Code
1 Circular Attachment
aIndicator
bHandle/Flips Up
cRelease button
dSetting position for pivot pin
eScale
-
2 Pivot Pin XE6016-001
3 Attachment Screw
(2pcs. one is extra) XE6022-001
4 Template
fRadius of circle in mm
gAngular lines listed in degrees
starting at 0 with 5 degree
intervals
hCenter
XE6024-001
5 Braiding Foot XE5680-001
6 Cording Foot XA6871-001
No. Part Name Part Code

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Attaching the Circular Attachment
aPlace the circular attachment at left as shown
in the figure.
→The two tabs on the underside of the attachment will
drop down into corresponding holes in the needle
plate, so that the attachment lays flat on the bed of
your machine.
bInsert the screw on the circular attachment in
the screw hole at the right of the needle plate
(a).
aAttachment Screw
cSecurely tighten the screw with the disc-
shaped screwdriver included in your
machine.
aDisc-shaped screwdriver
Sewing a Circle
aRaise the handle.
bSlide the indicator to match the desired size
of your circle.
Note
• We recommend that you use the extension table on
your sewing machine for smooth fabric control.
• Do not raise the extension table when the circular
devise is attached.
• The pivot pin may be released if you hold up the
fabric while attached to the circular attachment.
When holding up the fabric gently press down on the
top of the pivot pin.
• When sewing smaller circles or using fabric with a
grain or uneven textures, a perfect circle may not be
achieved.
• Some of presser feet such as the side cutter cannot
be used with this attachment, always test your
accessory feet with the attachment.
• When using this attachment test the sewing speed
of your machine for the best results.
• When sewing larger pieces of fabric or garments,
make sure that your fabric or garment does not get
caught on the machine creating drag or distortion of
your design.
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Note
• Thread the machine needle before setting the pivot
pin into the circular attachment. Threading lever
may hit the pivot pin and damage the pin or the
machines threading mechanism.
Note
• Do not slide the indicator by holding onto the pivot
pin, doing so may cause the pivot pin to bend or
break.

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cUse a piece of stabilizer that is larger than
your design area, reinforcing with a smaller
piece of the stabilizer at the center of the
circle when using fine fabric or the same
pivot pin area repeatedly.
aWrong side of Fabric
bStabilizer
cReinforcement Stabilizer
dPivot Pin area
dInsert the pivot pin at the center of circle
from the right side of fabric.
aPivot Pin
bCenter of circle
cRight side of Fabric
ePressing the top of the pivot pin, insert the
point of the pivot pin into the “Y” mark on
the attachment.
aRight side of Fabric
bWrong side of Fabric
fSelect the desired stitch and sew allowing the
fabric to feed smoothly, making sure that you
do not push or pull your fabric causing an
uneven circle.
gAfter sewing, always press the release button
to remove the pin and fabric from the circular
attachment.
aRelease button
Note
• A stabilizer is always required when sewing on any
fabric or garment to prevent stretching or puckering.
Depending on the type of fabric being sewn, will
determine wether you use permanent, iron on,
temporary or a sticky stabilizer.
Note
• When sewing a small diameter circle, we
recommend that you first pin the fabric to the
attachment and then set the indicator to your
desired size.
CAUTION
• Do not leave the pivot pin inserted in your fabric
and not attached to the circular attachment. To do
so may result in accidental injury or machine
damage.

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Using the Quarter Circle Template
When combining utility or decorative stitches, or
repeating an individual stitch, use the included
template as a guide.
aMark the pivot point (center of your circle)
prior to sewing on the fabric (a).
bSelect your desired stitch and the size of a
circle using the markings on the attachment,
then place the fabric on the attachment.
cSew a single stitch or one pattern
combination (b).
dRemove fabric or garment from attachment.
eWith temporary pencil draw two lines from
the pivot point, one at the start of your stitch
pattern (c) and one at the end of the stitch
pattern (d).
aPivot Point
bSingle stitch/Pattern combination
cStart of the stitch
dEnd of the stitch
fPlace the template on top of your design,
lining up the center pivot point and the center
marking on the template (a). Then place the
0 degree line on the right side of template (b)
at the start of the stitch (c).
aCenter on template
b0 degree line
cStart of the stitch
dEnd of the stitch
gCheck the line at the end of the stitch (d) and
note the approximate degrees. With a circle
measuring 360 degrees divide the stitch
length (your degree/stitch measurement) into
360 and that will give you an approximate
count on the stitch repetitions. SAMPLE: Your
stitch is 16 degrees long so: 360 divided by 16
equals 22.5 repetitions.
Using the Included Presser Feet
Using the included presser feet, you can embellish
your sewing projects, giving them a professional look
with your personal flair.
■BRAIDING FOOT
You can use a wide variety of braiding up to 5mm in
width, using straight, zigzag and select decorative
stitches.
Note
• This is not an exact count due to the number of
variables i.e. stitch length, fabric used, thread and
the stabilizer. You may be able to adjust the length
of the stitch, depending on the stitch used,
increasing or decreasing to get a closer match so
that your circle closes without overlapping or
shortage (a).
• Always stitch a trial version of the design checking
the stitch length, width and the direction of sewing,
making sure that it is suitable for your project.
• Additional calculations may be necessary if your
pattern overlaps.
Example: Shortage of the Pattern
aEnd of the stitch
CAUTION
• Do not use this foot when sewing with densely
woven braiding that is difficult for the needle to
penetrate easily. Doing so could result in needle
breakage, damage and/or injury.

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aLoosen the screw on the guide plate sliding
the plate to fit the width of the braid.
aPlate
bInsert the braid through the guide before
attaching the foot onto the machine.
cTighten the screw and pull the braid to the
back of the braiding foot.
dAttach the foot onto the machine.
eSelect the desired stitch and sew in a circular
manner gently guiding the braid.
■CORDING FOOT
You can embellish using 1 to 3 cords of decorative
threads or yarn.
aSlip a cord from the right of the presser foot,
into each guide (to use single cord, use the
center guide).
bPlace the cords under and to the back of the
cording foot.
cSelect a zigzag or decorative stitch and sew in
a circular manner gently guiding the cords.
Note
• When sewing with zigzag or decorative stitches,
adjust the stitch width, so that it is slightly wider than
the width of the braid or cording.

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CREATING BOBBIN WORK
About Bobbin Work
Beautiful embroidery work, with a three-dimensional appearance, can be created by winding the bobbin with heavy
weight thread or ribbon, which is too thick to be threaded through the machine’s needle. The decorative thread or
ribbon will stitch out on the underneath side of fabric while sewing with the fabric wrong side facing up.
1. Utility stitches 2. Decorative stitches 3. Free motion sewing

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Required Materials
■Bobbin case and cord guide bobbin cover
aBobbin case (gray)
There is a notch at the location indicated by the letter
“A”.
bCord guide bobbin cover (for bobbin work or attaching
cording using single hole).
There are two small v-shaped tabs on the back of the
bobbin cover as indicated by the letter “B”.
The tabs help hold the bobbin in place so it does not lift
up while thick thread is being pulled through.
■Lower thread
We recommend the following types of threads for
bobbin work.
* When wide ribbon or heavy weight threads are being used, we
recommend test sewing with and without bobbin case tension
being applied to see which gives the best stitching results.
If wide ribbon such as 3.5mm (approx. 1/8 inch) is to be used,
we recommend that bobbin case tension not be applied. Refer
to page 11 for more detailed instructions.
■Upper thread
Upper thread choices can vary depending on the
finished look you would like to achieve. By using
sewing machine embroidery thread (polyester),
multipurpose polyester thread, or monofilament
(transparent nylon) thread the appearance of a single
design can be changed many times just by choosing a
different upper thread weight and/or color.
If you do not wish for the upper thread to be visible, we
recommend using monofilament thread or polyester
light weight thread (50wt. or above) that is the same
color as the lower thread.
■Needle
Use a needle appropriate for the upper thread and
fabric being used. Refer to “Fabric/Thread/Needle
Combinations” (in the chapter “CHANGING THE
NEEDLE”) in the Instruction and Reference Guide.
■Presser foot
Utility stitches or decorative stitches: Monogramming
foot “N”
Free motion sewing: Free motion quilting foot “C”, Free
motion open toe quilting foot “O” or Free motion echo
quilting foot “E”
■Fabric
Be sure to sew trial stitches on a piece of scrap fabric,
which includes the same threads and fabric as what is
being used in your project.
No.5 or finer hand embroidery
thread or decorative thread
Flexible woven ribbon
Fine embroidery ribbon (silk or
silk-like material) (3.5 mm (approx.
1/8 inch) or less, recommended)
Note
• Do not use thread heavier than No.5 hand
embroidery thread.
• Some threads may not be appropriate for bobbin
work. Be sure to sew trial stitches before sewing on
your project.
Note
• The sewing results may be affected by the type of
fabric used. Before sewing your project, be sure to
sew trial stitches on a piece of scrap fabric that is
the same as the fabric used in the project.

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Upper Threading
aInstall a needle appropriate for the upper
thread and fabric to be used.
For details on installing the needle, refer to
“CHANGING THE NEEDLE” in the Instruction
and Reference Guide.
bAttach the presser foot.
For details on attaching the presser foot, refer to
“CHANGING THE PRESSER FOOT” in the
Instruction and Reference Guide.
cThread the machine with the upper thread.
For details on threading the machine, refer to
“Upper Threading” in the Instruction and
Reference Guide.
Preparing the Bobbin Thread
In order to create bobbin work, the bobbin case must
be replaced with the one for bobbin work.
Before creating bobbin work, clean the bobbin case
and the race.
aRaise the needle and presser foot, and then
turn off the machine.
bRemove the flat bed attachment.
cGrasp both sides of the needle plate cover,
and then slide it toward you to remove it.
aNeedle plate cover
dRemove the bobbin case.
aBobbin case
eUse the cleaning brush included with the
machine or a vacuum cleaner to remove any
lint and dust from the race and its
surrounding area.
aCleaning brush
bRace
fWipe the bobbin case (gray) with a soft lint
free cloth to clean it.
gInsert the bobbin case (gray) so that the S
mark on bobbin case aligns with the ●mark
on machine as shown below.
aSmark
b●mark

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hInstall the needle plate cover.
For details on installing the needle plate cover,
refer to “Cleaning the Race” in the Instruction
and Reference Guide.
aNeedle plate cover
iInstall the flat bed attachment.
jInsert the thread tail from the spool of thread
through the hole in the bobbin from the inside
to the outside. Hold the thread tail while
winding the thread around the bobbin by
hand. After winding the bobbin so it is filled
as shown below (about 80%), cut the thread.
kUsing scissors carefully trim the thread tail as
close to the bobbin as possible.
aBeginning of wound thread
lInstall the bobbin wound with thread.
Whether or not tension should be applied to the
bobbin thread depends on the type of thread
used.
Note
• The bobbin case (gray) cannot be used for sewing in
any way other than bobbin work. After sewing
bobbin work, refer back to the steps in "Preparing
the Bobbin Thread" for removing and cleaning the
bobbin case (gray), and then reinstall the standard
bobbin case (black).
CAUTION
• Be sure to use the bobbin case (gray) when creating
bobbin work. Using any other bobbin case may
result in the thread becoming tangled or damage to
the machine.
• Make sure that the bobbin case is correctly
installed. If the bobbin case is incorrectly installed,
the thread may become tangled or the machine may
be damaged.
CAUTION
• When creating bobbin work, use the cord guide
bobbin cover (for bobbin work and attaching
cords), otherwise the thread may become tangled
or the needle may break.
CAUTION
• Be sure to use the included bobbin or one designed
specifically for this machine (Class 15). Using any
other bobbin may result in damage or injuries.
Actual size
11.5 mm
(approx.
7/16 inch)
This model Other models
Note
• Slowly and evenly wind the thread around the
bobbin.
• For best results, wind the bobbin so the thread is not
twisted.
CAUTION
• If thread extends beyond the top of the bobbin too
much, the thread may become tangled or the
needle may break.
Memo
If inserting thread tail through bobbin hole is difficult
bobbin can be wound by holding tail and wrapping
thread around inside base. Then carefully trim thread
tail so it does not extend from the side of the bobbin.

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■When tension is applied to the bobbin
thread
Insert bobbin into bobbin case so the thread unwinds
from the left side. Pass the thread carefully through
groove of needle plate cover as shown below.
aGroove of needle plate cover
■When tension is not applied to the bobbin
thread
If the bobbin thread in the trial stitching is too tight and
adjusting the bobbin case tension does not help, do not
pass the thread through the tension spring.
Hold the bobbin with your left hand so the thread
unwinds from the right side and hold the end of the
thread with your right hand.
mPull out about 8 cm (approx. 3 inches) of
bobbin thread.
nTurn on the sewing machine, and then press
.
→The screen changes, and all keys and operation
buttons are locked.
CAUTION
• When winding the bobbin, make sure the thread is
not frayed. Sewing with frayed thread may result in
the thread catching on the tension spring of the
bobbin case, the thread completely becoming
tangled or damage to the machine.
• Do not guide the bobbin thread completely through
the groove in the needle plate cover, otherwise the
lower threading will not be done correctly. Thread
only as far as shown below.
Note
• If “OPENING DISPLAY” in the Settings Screen is
turned “ON” press anywhere on the LCD screen
before pressing the icon.

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oLightly hold the end of the upper thread while
turning the handwheel toward you
(counterclockwise) until the mark on the
handwheel aligns with the line on the
machine.
pGently pull the upper thread to pull up the
bobbin thread through the needle plate.
→A loop of the bobbin thread comes out through the
hole in the needle plate.
qUse the presser foot lever to raise the presser
foot.
rInsert tweezers through bobbin thread loop
and pull bobbin thread above the needle
plate.
sAlign the upper thread and bobbin thread,
and then pull out about 10 cm (approx.
4 inches) of the threads and pass them under
the presser foot toward the rear of the
machine.
tInstall the the cord guide bobbin cover (for
bobbin work and attaching cords).
aCord guide bobbin cover (for bobbin work and
attaching cords)
uPress or on the
screen.
→All keys and operation buttons are unlocked, and
the previous screen is displayed.
Positioning the Fabric and Sewing
aSelect a stitch. For this example, press .
Note
• Recommended stitches for bobbin work are open
“airy” type stitches.
• Be sure to sew trial stitches using same fabric and
threads as project in order to check the sewing results.
• The bobbin thread may become tangled due to the
type of pattern and thread that are being used. Since
this may cause the needle to break, immediately
stop sewing if this occurs. Turn off the machine, and
then cut out the tangled thread with scissors. Then,
clean the race and bobbin case as described in
“Preparing the Bobbin Thread” on page 9.
Memo
• For best results, select a longer stitch length and a
wider stitch width. Depending on the selected stitch,
it may not be possible to change the stitch length
and stitch width.
• Depending on the fabric, bunched stitches may
result. We recommend selecting a simple stitch and
sewing trial stitches to check the sewing results.
Examples of simple stitches: , ,

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bAdjust the upper thread tension.
For details on adjusting the upper thread tension,
refer to “Adjusting the Thread Tension” in the
Instruction and Reference Guide.
cMake sure that automatic thread cutting
( ) and automatic reinforcement/reverse
stitching ( ) have been turned off.
dPlace stabilizer on top (wrong side) of the
fabric.
eIf thread is too thick to pull through fabric to
machine surface use an awl to punch a hole in
the fabric at the beginning of stitching so the
bobbin thread can be fed through the
opening.
fPress .
→The screen changes, and all keys and operation
buttons are locked.
gUse the presser foot lever to raise the presser
foot.
hWith the wrong side facing up, place the
fabric under the presser foot.
aWrong side of fabric
iTurn the handwheel toward you
(counterclockwise) to feed the needle into the
fabric or punched hole. Position the upper
thread over the presser foot and lightly hold
then, lower the presser foot lever.
aPunched hole
bUpper thread over the presser foot
jPulling the upper thread gently, turn the
handwheel toward you (counterclockwise)
until the mark on the handwheel aligns with
the line on the machine.
→A loop of the bobbin thread comes out through the
hole in the fabric.
Memo
We recommend a setting between 6 and 8 for the
upper thread tension.
CAUTION
• Before sewing, make sure that automatic thread
cutting has been turned off. If sewing is started with
automatic thread cutting turned on, the thread may
become tangled or the machine may be damaged.
Note
• Type and weight of stabilizer will depend on fabric
and thread being used.

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kRaise the presser foot lever, and then use
tweezers to pull up the bobbin thread and
bring the end of the thread to the top of the
fabric.
lAlign the upper thread and bobbin thread,
and then pass them under the presser foot
toward the rear of the machine.
mWhile gently holding threads at the rear of the
machine, turn the handwheel to feed the
needle into the fabric or punched hole again,
and then lower the presser foot lever.
nPress or in the
screen.
→All keys and operation buttons are unlocked, and
the previous screen is displayed.
oSelect a low speed , gently hold the threads
behind the presser foot and start sewing.
pWhen you have reached the end of the
stitching area, stop the machine.
qRaise the needle and presser foot.
rLeaving about 10 cm (approx. 4 inches) of
thread at the ends, use scissors to cut the
threads.
a10 cm (approx. 4 inches)
Note
• If the bobbin thread does not come up, hold the
upper thread as shown below to pull up the bobbin
thread.
aUpper thread
Note
• Pull the thread while holding down the fabric so it
does not move out of place.
Note
• Before sewing, check that there is enough thread in
the bobbin.
Note
• Do not sew reinforcement/reverse stitches at the
end of the stitching, otherwise the threads may
become tangled or the needle may break. In
addition, it may be difficult to pull the bobbin thread
up to the wrong side of the fabric.
Note
• Do not press the “Thread Cutter” button to cut the
threads, otherwise the machine may be damaged.

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■Finishing the thread ends
aAt the end of the stitching, use a hand sewing
needle to bring the bobbin thread up to the
wrong side of the fabric.
aWrong side of fabric
bBobbin thread
bWorking from the wrong side of the fabric, tie
the bobbin and upper threads together by
hand. Cut away excess threads with scissors.
aWrong side of fabric
bRight side of fabric
cIf the desired results could not be achieved,
adjust the tension of the bobbin thread and of
the upper thread, and then try sewing the
stitching again.
For more details, refer to “Adjusting the Thread
Tension”.
Adjusting the Thread Tension
After sewing trial stitches and checking the sewing
results, adjust the thread tensions if necessary. After
adjusting the tensions, be sure to sew trial stitches in
order to check the sewing results.
■Adjusting the upper thread tension
Refer to “Adjusting the Thread Tension” in the
Instruction and Reference Guide. We recommend a
setting between 6 and 8 for the upper thread tension.
■Adjusting the tension of the bobbin thread
If the desired stitching cannot be achieved after
adjusting the upper thread tension, adjust the tension of
the bobbin thread. The tension of the bobbin thread can
be adjusted by turning the slotted-head (–) screw on the
bobbin case (gray) for bobbin work.
aDo not turn the phillips screw (+).
bAdjust with a screwdriver (small).
To increase the tension of the bobbin thread, turn the
slotted-head (–) screw 30° to 45° clockwise.
To decrease the tension of the bobbin thread, turn the
slotted-head (–) screw 30° to 45° counterclockwise.
Note
• If it is difficult to place bobbin thread through the eye
of a hand sewing needle, use a ribbon embroidery
needle to pull the thread up to the wrong side of the
fabric. Otherwise, use an awl to pull up the bobbin
thread.
Note
• To ensure threads do not come undone after being
tied place a drop of fabric glue on knots.
Note
• Turning the screw on the bobbin case (gray) may
push up the spring plate, as shown below.
If this occurs, gently press down the spring plate
with a screwdriver so it is lower than the top surface
of the bobbin case (gray), and then insert the bobbin
case into the machine.
aSpring plate

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Troubleshooting
Several solutions for minor problems are described
below. If the problem persists, contact your nearest
authorized retailer.
■The thread was accidentally cut
automatically and the bobbin thread is
caught inside the machine
aCut the thread near the fabric above the
needle plate, and then remove the fabric.
aThread
bRemove the bobbin, and then hold it out
toward the left side of the machine.
cLower the presser foot.
dApply slight tension on bobbin thread by
holding thread out to the left side of presser
foot. Press the “Thread Cutter” button again.
■The pattern is misaligned
Refer to“Adjusting the thread tension”and increase the
upper thread tension. If the pattern is still misaligned,
reduce the tension of the bobbin thread.
aCorrect tension
bThe upper thread tension is too loose, or the bobbin
thread tension is too tight.
■The bobbin thread catches on the tension
spring of the bobbin case
Sew with no tension applied to the bobbin thread.
(Refer to “When tension is not applied to the bobbin
thread” on page 11.)
CAUTION
• DO NOT adjust the position of the phillips (+)
screw on the bobbin case (gray) as this may result in
damage to the bobbin case, rendering it useless.
• If the slotted screw (-) is difficult to turn, do not use
force. Turning the screw too much or providing
force in either (rotational) direction may cause
damage to the bobbin case. Should damage occur,
the bobbin case may not maintain proper tension.
Note
• If the bobbin thread tension is tight, the thread
cannot be passed through the tension spring when
the bobbin is installed in the bobbin case. (Refer to
“When tension is not applied to the bobbin thread”
on page 11.)
CAUTION
• Do not pull on the thread with excessive force,
otherwise the machine may be damaged.

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LIST OF STITCHES THAT CANNOT BE USED WITH
THE CIRCULAR ATTACHMENT
* Do not use overcasting foot “G”, side cutter “S” or blind stitch foot “R” even if they appear in the screen as the presser foot to be used with
the selected stitch.
Category Stitches that cannot be used
1* - All usable
2*- All usable
3 - All usable
4 - All not usable
5 - 01, 03, 04, 05, 06, 08, 09, 10
Q All usable
6 -
015, 016, 017, 018, 019, 020, 022, 023, 024, 025, 026, 027, 028, 029, 030, 032, 033,
034, 035, 036, 037, 038, 039, 040, 041, 042, 043, 044, 045, 046, 051, 052, 053, 054,
055, 056, 057, 058, 059, 063, 064, 065, 066, 067, 068, 069, 071, 072, 075, 076, 077,
078, 079, 080, 081, 082, 083, 084, 085, 086, 087, 088, 089, 090, 091, 092, 093, 094,
095, 096, 097, 098, 099, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111,
112, 113, 114, 117, 118, 119, 121, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133,
134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139
064, 082, 084, 085, 086, 087, 088, 089, 090, 091, 092, 093, 094, 095, 096, 097, 098,
099, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 126
7 - All usable
8 -
01, 02, 03, 04, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26,
28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 47, 48, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54,
56, 57, 58, 60
09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 53
9 - All usable
10 - 04, 09
11 - All usable
All not usable
Alphabet patterns

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TABLE DES MATIÈRES
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................19
UTILISATION DU GUIDE POUR COUTURE CIRCULAIRE POUR COUDRE DES MOTIFS
CIRCULAIRES.......................................................................................................................... 19
À propos du guide pour couture circulaire.......................................................................... 19
Accessoires inclus............................................................................................................... 19
Fixation du guide pour couture circulaire............................................................................ 20
Couture d’un cercle ............................................................................................................ 20
Utilisation du gabarit quart de cercle .................................................................................. 22
Utilisation du pied-de-biche fourni ..................................................................................... 22
CRÉATION D’UN TRAVAIL À LA CANETTE............................................................................ 24
À propos du travail à la canette........................................................................................... 24
Matériel nécessaire ............................................................................................................. 25
Enfilage supérieur................................................................................................................ 26
Préparation du fil de la canette............................................................................................ 26
Positionnement du tissu et couture...................................................................................... 29
Réglage de la tension du fil ................................................................................................. 32
Dépannage ......................................................................................................................... 33
LISTE DES POINTS NE POUVANT PAS ÊTRE UTILISÉS AVEC LE GUIDE POUR COUTURE
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