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BERNINA

Model

530-2,

Bernina

-

Record

Automatic

Zigzag

Sewing

Machine

with

automatic

buttonhole

Model

532-2

Zigzag

Sewing

Machine

with

automatic

buttonhole

INSTRUCTION-BOOK

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Guarantee.1

Removing

and

replacing

of

machine

6

Electric

part.12

Bobbin

Case

and

Bobbin.14

Removal

of

Bobbin

Case

....

14

Spooling

the

Lower

Thread

...

16

Inserting

the

Bobbin

in

the

Cuee

and

Threading

the

Bobbin

Thread

Replacing

Bobbin

Case

in

Shuttle

17

Needle

and

Thread

Needle

and

Thread

Selection

.

.

18

Needle

and

Thread

Table

...

18

Threading

the

Top

Thread

/

Bringing

up

the

Bobbin

Thread

.

21

Thread

Tension.22

Cleaning

and

Oiling.23

Plain

Stitch.28

Exchanging

Presser

Foot

...

28

Forward

and

Backward

Sewing

and

Adjustment

of

Stitch

Lengths

.

.

81

Darning

and

Mending.88

Cross-wise

Darning

for

Linen,

etc.

83

Darning

Stockings.35

Lap

Hemmer.88

Hemmer.40

Gathering

foot.41

Edger.42

Zigtag

Stitch.43

Left,

middle

and

right-hand

stitch

43

Elastic

Sewing

of

Knitted

Goods

.

.

46

Roll

Hemmer.48

Braiding.49

Buttonhole

Sewing.61

The

buttonhole

with

cord

inlay

.

.

63

Sewing

on

Buttons.69

Darning

with

wool.70

Applique

Work.73

Ornamental

stitches,

hand-operated

.

74

The

straight-sided

satin

stitch

stop

82

Automatic

Fancy

Slitchea

(only

applicable

to

Model

630-2)

83

Blindslitch

sewing.88

Pintucking.92

Embroidering

around

holes

....

96

Useful

Hints.100

Standard

Accessories

Inside

back

cover

Accessorial

for

modal

530-2

and

modal

532-2

On

Machine

.*

68

06

08

04

1

zigzag

presser

foot

with

hinged

base

63

06

67

63

06

08

’

63

06

13

•

63

06

82

OS

•

63

06

16

•

63

1)0

11

•

63

06

20

•

63

06

18

01

63

1134

63

1187

63

06

70

63

06

29

01

63

07

81

In

Sewing

Kit

:

1

zigzag

embroidery

foot,

also

used

for

braiding

(1

red

line)

1

hemmer

1

lap

hemmer

1

blindatitch

foot

1

edger

with

quilting

guide

1

combi

nation

roll

and

shell-

roll

hemmer

(2

red

lines)

1

button

presser

foot

(2

blsck

lines)

1

buttonhole

foot

1

buttonhole

cutter

1

wooden

block

1

automatic

darning

foot

1

wool

darning

foot

6

bobbins,

of

which

one

In

machine

681182

1

small

screwdriver

68

It

12

1

targe

screwdriver

68

11

12

1

oiler

63

11

18

1

brush

63

12

00

•

1

darning

attachment

for

stockings

•

1

Vis'

plntuck

needle

68

06

86

08

1

plntuck

foot,

7

grooves

64

82

1

pack

of

needles,

system

706,

various

sizes

fit

Carryinp

Case

:

68

00

66

1

sewing

table

63

11

10

i

motor

cable

with

plug

1

instruction

book

model

880

2/632

2

Available!

at

Extra

«

;

6106

48

01

1

narrow

hemmer

68

OS

44

1

plain

stitch

presser

foot

with

hinged

Deee

68

06

46

I

gathering

foot

Has

to

be

charged

for

the

model

131-1

L

.

urta

ttmiiiai-di

Note

To

prevent

damage

to

presser

foot,

place

a

piece

of

cloth

under

it

whenever

practicable.

Place

a

piece

of

cloth

under

presser

foot

whenever

machine

ia

out

of

use.

In

order

to

avoid

thread

jamming,

make

aura

after

every

sewing

operation

that

the

take-up

lever

is

in

its

raised

position.

Guarantee

We

reserve

the

right

to

change

designs,

specifications

and

accessories

at

any

time

without

notice

and

without

incurring

any

obligations.

The

Warranty

Certificate

ia

Bent

to

the

Buyer

direct

by

the

Importers.

Please

complete

and

mail

to

them

the

card

supplied

with

the

machine,

and

they

shall

send

you

the

Warranty

Certificate.

Fritz

Gegauf

Ltd.

BERNINA

Sewing

Machine

Factory

Steckborn

-

Switzerland

Term*

of

Guarantee

We

engage

to

repair,

free

of

charge,

any

defects

due

to

faulty

material

or

workmanship

arising

during

five

years

in

the

machine,

and

during

two

years

in

the

motor

of

the

Bernina

Model

630-2

or

Model

632-2

Sewing

Machine

supplied

by

us.

All

other

claims

are

excluded

from

this

Guarantee,

which

is

valid

only

towards

the

first

buyer

of

the

machine

This

Guarantee

becomes

valid

on

the

day

of

delivery

of

the

machine.

A

buyer

wishing

to

claim

under

the

Guarantee

should

return

the

machine

to

the

Bernina

Dealer

who

sold

the

machine

or

if

this

is

impossible

to

the

General

Agency

of

the

country

where

the

buyer

is

living

or

directly

to

the

Manufacturers.

Transport

charges

as

well

as

any

damage

caused

by

faulty

packing

are

at

the

buyer’s

expense.

This

Guarantee

does

not

cover

normal

wear

and

any

damage

ensuring

therefrom,

such

as

cable

breakage,

burning

out

of

electric

bulb,

wear

of

motor

carbon

brushes

and

the

like.

This

Guarantee

does

not

apply

if

the

Instructions

for

use

are

disregarded,

if

the

ma¬

chine

is

not

properly

cleaned

and

lubricated,

if

third

persons

not

appointed

by

us

are

allowed

to

effect

alterations

or

repairs.

Damage

due

to

faulty

manipulation

is

not

covered

by

this

Guarantee.

This

Guarantee

is

valid

only

if

high-grade

sewing

machine

oil

and

needles

System

706

(or

Standard

16X1)

are

used.

Buyer

of

Machine

Supplier

of

Machine

Name

and

Surname:

Street:

-

Town:

..

Date

of

delivery:

.

(Signature

of

Buyer!

(Signature

of

Supplier)

2

Notes

of

Bernina

Agent,

concerning

instructions,

home

calls

and

possible

warranty

work

Notes

Thi*

Inatructton-Book

i»

uppJicaW*

for

both.

Modal

5JO-9

anti

Modal

SSt-i.

with

the

exception

of

“Automatic

Fancy

Stitchco"

On

tmoe

W.

Removing

and

replacing

To

secure

safe

shipping

the

sewing

machine

is

fixed

to

the

bottom

of

the

carrying

case

by

two

screws.

To

unpack

the

machine,

put

the

carrying

case

on

the

edge

of

the

table

letting

’/«

of

the

case

project

over

the

edge,

as

in

Fig.

t

b.

Then

unscrew

first

fixing

screw

by

means

of

a

screw-driver.

Turn

carrying

case

and

unscrew

second

fixing

screw

likewise.

Fixing

svrew

6

Now

the

carrying

case

can

be

opened

(Fig.lc).

Grip

the

machine

on

the

upper

arm

and

take

it

out.

When

packing

the

machine

away,

be

careful

to

have

the

handwheel

on

the

correct

side,

as

otherwise

the

carrying

case

cannot

be

closed.

On

the

inside

bottom

of

the

case

there

is

a

drawing

which

shows

how

to

place

the

machine.

The

fixing

screws

should

be

kept

for

use

when

the

machine

at

any

time

is

sent

by

public

transport.

Pagt

5

:

Pos.

1

Base

plate

uf

machine

Pus.

2

Rubber

disc

Pos.3

Wusher

Pus.

4

Fixing

screw

Pus

6

Bottom

of

carrying

case

7

Pig.

2

on

the

preceding

page

shows

a

BERNINA-Record

Model

630-2

knee

operated;

the

controls

referred

to

in

the

Operating

Instructions

being

marked

and

identified.

1

Cover

Plate

2

Needle

Piute

3

Needle

Holder

4

Thread

Tension

5

Face

Piute

6

Light

Switch

7

Take-up

lever

6

Thread

Guide

9

Ornamental

Stitch

Selector

Zigzag

/

Ornamental

Stitch

control

Balance

wheel

Zigzag,

Plain

Stitch

and

Buttonhole

sewing

Control

knob

Needle

Dlaplacement

lever

Stitch

-

Length

-

Stop

Stitch

length

lever

with

control

knob

for

buttonhole

16

Bobbin

Winder

Shaft

17

Drop

Feed

Knob

18

Bed

Plate

19

Knee

Control

Lever

20

Free

Arm

rg

Set

acrew

for

satin

stitch

stop

59

Satin

stitch

stop

lever

60

Balance

wheel

release

10

11

12

13

14

15

9

Pig.

3

on

tlie

preceding

page

shows

a

BERNINA

Model

632-2

knee

operated;

the

controls

referred

to

in

the

Operating

Instructions

being

marked

and

identified.

1

Cover

Plate

11

Balance

wheel

17

Drop

Feed

Knob

2

Needle

Plate

12

Zigzag,

Plain

Stitch

and

Buttonhole

sewing

18

Bed

Plate

3

Needle

Holder

Control

knob

19

Knee

Control

Lever

4

Thread

Tension

13

Needle

Displacement

lever

20

Free

Arm

S

Face

Plate

14

Stitch

-

Length

-

Stop

58

Set

screw

for

satin

stitch

stop

6

Light

Switch

IS

Stitch

length

lever

with

control

knob

for

buttonhole

S9

Satin

stitch

stop

lever

7

Take-up

lever

e

Thread

Guide

16

Bobbin

Winder

Shaft

60

Balance

wheel

release

10

Fijf.

3

11

Electrical

part

The

drive

of

the

BEIiNINA

Record

Model

630-2

and

Model

532-2

is

by

the

universal

motor

placed

at

the

rear.

Motor

and

rheostat

control

are

concealed

beneath

the

protec¬

tive

housing,

which

bears

a

plate

specifying

the

voltage

and

power

of

the

motor

(Fig.

4).

Prior

to

connecting

the

flex

to

the

mains,

make

sure

that

the

voltage

indicated

on

the

plate

corresponds

to

the

mains

voltage.

The

mains

voltage

is

indicated

on

the

electric

meter

of

your

home.

This

must

always

be

checked,

particularly

if

the

machine

is

to

be

used

away

from

homo.

Ilo

not

rely

on

the

voltage

indicated

on

plugs

and

sockets.

After

connecting

the

curd

extension

to

the

machine,

start

machine

by

exerting

slight

pressure

on

the

knee

control

lever

with

your

knee.

The

farther

the

lever

is

displaced

to

the

right,

the

gronti

i

the

speed

of

the

machine.

Practise

speed

control

several

times

without

lliicoiling

the

miichine.

The

lamp

is

arranged

in

the

swivelled

head

cover

so

that

it

will

evenly

distribute

light

over

the

sewing

area.

It

is

switched

on

and

off

by

pressing

the

light

button.

The

bulb

can

be

changed

when

necessary;

turn

it

anticlockwise

to

remove,

clockwise

to

insert.

/

■

'not

Control

connect

the

lead

from

the

foot

control

to

the

machine

and

then

connect

the

main

electric

lead.

Stall

machine

by

slight

pressure

of

the

foot

on

the

foot

control

plate.

The

further

the

foot

control

plate

is

depressed

the

greater

the

speed

of

the

machine.

13

Bobbin

Case

and

Bobbin

Winding

the

Bottom

Thread

Removal

oi

Bobbin

Case

Place

take-up

lever

7

(Fig.

2)

approxi¬

mately

in

its

extre¬

me

top

position.

With

the

index

fin¬

ger

of

the

right

hand

open

the

hing¬

ed

shuttle

cover.

Now

open

the

hing¬

ed

luteh

21

(

Fig.

5)

with

left

index

fin¬

ger,

removing

the

ease

complete

with

bobbin.

By

releas¬

ing

latch,

bobbin

is

free

to

drop

out

of

the

ease.

riu

o

A

neater

stitch

is

obtained

if

the

bottom

thread

is

chosen

somewhat

finer

than

the

upper

thread.

The

reel

from

which

the

winding

has

to

be

done

is

placed

onto

one

of

the

two

reel-pins

22

(Fig.

6).

In

order

that

the

whole

machine

may

not

run

needlessly

when