Husqvarna Viking Viking Angelica User manual

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IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
o
‘u
ui
elect
rica I appliance.
basic safety
precautions
sh u
Id
alsvavs he
II ul.
including
thu
l(
flowing:
ill
instructions
hehre
using
this
household
sewing
machine
DANGER
To
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock:
•
A
sewing machine should
never
he left
unattended
when plugged in.
Always
uplug
the
sewing
machine
from
the
electric
outlet
immediately
after using
and
I
el
re cleaning.
• \lwavs unplug
before
relamping.
Replace
bulb ss
ith
same type rated
\Vatts.
WARN
/ NG
—
To reduce
the
risk of
burns,
fire, electric
shock,
or
injury
to persons:
• Do
not
allow to
be
used
as
a
toy.
Close
attention
is necessary
when used
by
or
near
children.
• se
only (‘or
its intended
use
as described
in this
manual.
[se
only
attachments
recommended
by
the
manufacturer
as
contained
in
this
manual.
• Never
operate
this
sewing
machine
if
it has
a
damaged
cord
or
plug.
it it
is
not
working
properly,
if
it has
been dropped
or
damaged,
or dropped
into
water.
Return
it tc the
nearest
authorized
dealer
or service
center
for
examination,
repair.
electrical or
mechanical adjustment.
• Never
operate
the
sewing
machine
with anvair
openings
blocked.
Keep
ventilation
openings
of the
sewing machine
and
foot
controller
free from
the accumulation
of
lint,
dust, and
flu )se
ch
gh.
•
Keep
lingers
ass av fnnn
all moving
parts.
Special
care is
recluired
around
the
sess
ing
machine needle.
• Always
use
the
proper
needle
plate. The
wn
ng plate
can
cause
the
needle
to break.
• 1)o
nit use
bent needles.
• Do not
1 il
or push
the fabric
while
stitching.
It
may
deflect the
needle
causing
it
to
break.
•
Sv itch the sewing
machine
off
(“hi
when
making
any adjustments
in the needle
area,
such
as threading needle,
changing
needle,
threading bobbin,
r changing
presser
foot, etc.
•
Always
unplug
the
sewing
machine
from
electrical
outlet when
removing
covers, or
when making
any
other
user servicing
adjustments
memioned
in
the instruction
manual.
No
lubrication
by
customer
is recommended.
• Never
drop
or insert
any
object
into any
opening.
• Do
not use
outdoors.
• Do
mit
operate
where
aerosol
(spray)
products
are being
used
or \s
here
oxygen
is
being administrated.
•
‘lu disconnect.
turn the
switch
off
ti
“i.
then rem(
ne plug
fr un
ii itlet,
• Do
not unplug
by
pulling
on cord.
‘lu unplug.
grasp
the plug,
not
the
cord.
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
(Iei’v
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List
of
contents
Procedures
I
npacking,
Packing
away
((
)nl
cting
tl1(
fO(
)t
(‘(
)ntr(
)l
0
mccting
to
ti
ie
p
wer
supply
Accessory
hox.
Sewing
surface
Sp(
SI
f)ifl
Threading
the
upper
thread
Threading
br
twin
needles
Bc
)hl
Nfl
winding.
Direct
winding
Thrcading
lower
thread
Thread
tension.
Correct
and
i
nec
)rrect
thread
tensh n
Presser
fc
S
)t
pressure.
Presser toot
lever,
Changing
the
presser
foot
hanging
the
needle,
P
wering
Iced
ted
Ii
Functions
lnh
displav
Stitch
sclecti(
)n
Stitch
tal
le
Mirror
image
Sewing
Buttonholes.
Buttonhole
knife
Sewing
hut
ns
Straight stitch
Needle positions
Zipper
(lathering
with
straight
6
stitches
7
Reinfl
)rced
straight stitches
H
Stretch
stitch.
Zigzag
0
Lace
edging
10
Applique
Three-step
zigzag
11
Sewing
ten-v
dc
12
Mending
and darning
Darning
stitch
13
Flatlock
Hemming
Bridging stitch
1+
Seam
and
Overcast
Decorative stitches
15
Sewing hints
16-19
io-r
18
I[
9
I)
20-35
20-21
23
23
24
25
26
26
28
29
29
29
30
31
32
33
33
3i
35
Safety
instructions
2
Machine
parts
4
5-Is
-3
6
Maintenance
36-37
Changing
light
hulb
36
Trouble
Shooting
38-39
Index
40
1JsercGuitIeAngc’Iiea

Summary
1.
Lid
2.
Thread
take
up
le
er
3.
Presser
foot
pressure
dial
4.
Thread guide
5.
Light
6.
Needle har
7.
Presser toot
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
ankle
14.
Needle
damp
screw
15.
Presser
toot
lifter
16.
Ihread
tensh
>n
17.
Thread
guide
fl
r
h(
11 )i
n
\\ inding
18.
S[xx)l
pin.
SpO(
)l
li< )lders
19.
Recess
h r
add
it
i(
)nal
sN
)(
20.
iliread
cutter
h
r
h
hli
n
winding
21.
I
)l)l)ifl
spindle. I
11
s
n
sk
22.
1
landwlieel
23.
lnfoclisplav
24.
Functi(
)n
,elect(
)f l)Utt(
)ns
25.
Stitch
panel
26. Buttons
h r
Stitch
eIe
I
H
27.
Main
p
)
er
itch.
(onnec
tion to
poer suppl
28.
Handle
A
-
1z
-
pin
I
ice
a
ri ii
Ilohhin
cover
Base
plate
I)rop
teed
dial
Needle plate
Presser
har
and
Presser
fo
t
4

Unpacking
1.
lace
ilic’
niaehine
on
the
table
or
cabinet
and
remo’ce
the
packaging.
2.
Rc’fll(
)
e
thc
Side
parts
III
the
fxlc
king
material.
tiìe
kxt
I.
ontrol
and
i
aIR
the
1
tcstiim
c(
)\
er.
3.
1
le
lIlac
hine
is
delivered
\\
ith
an
accessor
hag,
a
soft co\
ci.
a
main
cc
crc 1 and
a
h
s
t
tS
cntic
ml
cc
rd.
4.
\\
ipe the
machine.
partici
ilarl
an
cund
the
needle
and
needle
plate
Ii)
ren
mc
‘
e
a
n
di
I
eh
crc
sev ing.
Packing
away
after
sewing
1.
1 nplctg
the
cords
tic
Ill)
tile
\
all
soc
ket
and
the
mat.
lime.
2.
\\
mci the
o
)rds around
VI
11cr
hand
and
plate
the
ft
)ot
coiltrc
il
Cold
in
tiw
loot
ontrol
storage
space
and
tile
main
cc
rd
in
the
p
cc
ket
the
s
ft
o
er,
Fhere
is
a
ISO
space
pro
)
idecl
for tile
instmctd
in
hook.
3.
(
hieo.
k
to
ensure
that
all
at
cess(
)nes
are
in
the
accessc
cr\
tra
Slide
it
onto
tile
Illac
hint’
hx’iimnd
the
free
inn.
-1.
Ia
ci
ti
me
presser
k
cc
1.
5.
Place
tile
ft
)ot
cc
intro
ci,
underside
toward
von,
on
the
act
essol’\
tray
at
tile
hack
of
the
nmachmc’.
l’c
dlO\c n
the
handle
and
replace
the
tile
O\
er.
I
dL
Ii
L

Connecting
the
foot
control
Among
the accessi
)rles
V
)U
ill
hid
the
toot control
cord
am.l
the
m.un
C(
)rd
1.
Pla
e
the foot
control
on
its
nai
iw
side,
Fit
the plug
into
the
sx
kct
iflSide
the
lO(
it
0
)ntr(
ii
o
nipa
rt i-nent.
2.
Push
it hrmk
to
make
sure
it is
properl
c(
)nncc
ted.
I
his
OI)Ur1—
ti(
m
is
nlv
nccessar\
the
very
first
time
ou are
g
ing
to use
the
mac.
hine.
3.
ho correctly turn
a
a
the
cord.
place
ii mi>
the
sIt
it. see
picture.
Note:
Before
plugging
in, check
to
ensure
that
the foot
control
is
of
‘type
FR2”.
Connecting
to the
power
supply
)n
the
underside
oh
the
machine
you
Vi
ill
find
inh )rmati(
>n
about
the
p
‘s
er
supphi.
(Vt
and
the
frequency
(Hz).
Check
the
power
sripphv
setting in the
machine
t( I
ensure
that
this
agrees
with
the main
supply
hich
re
V(
m
c
‘nnec.
the
machine.
1.
Connect the
foot
control
o
ird
to
the
first
socket
on
the
bottom
right
side
of
the
machine.
2.
ü mnect
tl
re main
o
)rd
to the
I ac
k
>ckct
in
the
h(
)ttolIi
right
side
iii
the machine.
3.
\\
hen
oat
p’’ 5
the
pocr
sss
itr h.
Is
th
the
machine and
tire
light
are
svi
itched
on.
For
the
USA
and
Canada
this sc\vini
nahine
Iris a
polanted
plug
lone
bkide
isider
than
the
oilier)
lb
reclui
c’
lie
risk
it
electric
shock.
ilus
plug
is
intended
tO
lit
iii
,i
polanicsi
outhit
uls
one
5015
1
rite
plug
rio’s
nit
(it truly
in the
mulct,
reverse
the
plug.
It
it
still
clOus
not
fit.
intact
a
1 ualilied
electric
tan to
install
the
proper
outlet.
l)o
ni
uiodit’v
lie
plug
in
mr
is as
6
User’s
GuitkAngelieu

Accessory
box
1.
(
)pen
the
Aeuess WV
l)o\
h\
)LIeing
our
linger
in
the
spate
>n
the
p
and
lilt
upv
ird.
2. Store
the
presser
feet
and
the
ht
hhins in
the
\e
essorv
Tray
lr(
ifl
the
beginning
s
ihe
are
al\x
a\
s
eisil
aeus%il)le
refer
to
the
tigtire
>.
Extended
sewing
surface
1.
keep
the
Acessor
Tray
on
the
n
i
a e
hi
ne
t
)
pri
)V
ide
a
I
alger
flat
\\(
)rh.
stir[iee.
2.
Slide
the
.\Qeess Wv
1
ra
to
ilk
left
v
lien
on
wish
to
reino\
e
it
md
use
the
hee
arm.
3.
To fat
ihitate
se
ing
trouser
legs
and
sIee
e
hietiis
use
the
Iree
arm.
4.
ho
replace
the .\cuess
WV
I ii
slide
it
tight
onn
time
niaehmne.
(J,%cr’s
Guith’
Angelica
7

Spool
pin
The
machine
has
spo)l
pins
suitahle
lor
all types
(
)t thread.
The
main
sp(
)Ol
pn
(a
I
is h
)flZ(
)ntal
— he
thread
reels
1t
the
stati(
)narv
5O(
)l.
Place
the
sp
>1
s
> that
the thread
reels
)llnter-cl(
ickwise.
There
are
two spool
holders
on the
spool
pin.
ith
narrow
thread
spols
the
small
hokler
(h) is
placed
in
front
of
the thread.
If
you
ise
large
t It
read
sp S
)ls the
Ia ge
h
)lder
(c)
is
placed
in
in mt
ml the
thread.
Slide
the
em )rrect
site
spo
ml h mider
in
place
s
the hat
side
is pressed
firmly
against
the
spool.
\O
space
I )etween
sp(
)(
ml
holder
and
sp )(
)l.
There
is
also
a
separate
spool
pin
(d
Ito
he
attached onto
the
machine.
lhe
fingers
on
the
extra
spool
pin fit
into
the
two
I
)les
to the
right
of
the
used sp
mol
pin. Push
d( mwnvard
to
snap in
pktce
The
large
spom
ml
holder
(c)
is placed
under
the
thread.
This
spool
pin
is
used
when
winding
a
hohhin
from
a
sec(
)nd
sp
s
ml
mf
thread
or r
a
seo )nd
spo(
ml
when
sewing
with
a
twin
needle.
____I
Lmei
Guide
/11iJ,C1i(
a

Threading
the upper
thread
\I,ike
sure
the
k
K )t
i, raised
and
the
needle
is
in the up
p( isit
ion
1.
Pull the
spool
pin
out. Place
the
thread
on the spooi
pin
and
ii ie
K
il
I
i(
>lrler n-i
the
.po1
pin
as
descrihed.
Push the
pin hack
in.
2. Bring
the thread
in
lie
direct
i(
)fl
it
t
lie
a
rr(
w under
the
thread
tuide
Ia)
and
( \
er the
thread
guide
(b).
3.
Bring
the
thread
kvn
bet
een
the thread
tension
discs.
4.
C
>ntinue
threading
1w
dra
ing
the thread
from
the right
into
the
slot on
the takeup
lexer.
j.
Thread
last guide
just
aho
e
needle
6. Ilic
needle
is
threaded
tu
rn
)nt
t(
1 hack. The
\
lute
i in
the
prescr
hiot
ankle
nuakes
it
eas\
t
see
the
eve
1 the needle.
7.
Place
thread under
the
presser
I’
s
it
and
inti
the
t Ii read
utter.
Pull
doxn
to cut.
(.vc,•u
(;uiJeA,ueliu
a
9

Threading
for
twin
needle
1.
Insert a
t\vin
needle.
2.
Wind
a
bobbin
with
the
thread
\‘OU
are
g
)ing
to
use as
the
second
upper thread
3.
Thread
the
machine
as
described
and check
to
ensure
that
the
thread
lies between
the
inner
thread
teflsi(
)U
discs,
inside the
l(
)west
thread
uide.
Thread
left
I eed1e.
4. Attach
the extra
sp
pin flt
I e nt
a chine.
Pta
cc a
s p(
)(
)l h( Ilde
r
under
the thread.
5.
Place
the
bobbin
with
the
second
thread
on
the
spot
ii pin
6. Thread
the
machine
as before
but
this
thread
should
lie between
the
outer thread
tension
discs,
outside
the h
west
thread
guide.
Thread
right needle.
I0
(Jse,
(itiideAitieIi
‘a

Bobbin
winding
with
the machine
threaded
\lake
sure that
the
presser
ti
H
)t is
up and
the needle
is in
the highest
posi
t l(
)n
Note!
Do not use
a plastic
presser
foot
when bobbin
winding.
1. PIae
nir
empt\ hohhin
itli the
NfliaI]
mark
ontsards
on
the
hohhin
spindle
fl the trout
of
the
marhine.
2.
Pull the thread
horn the needle
nuder the
presser toot
and
to
hr
right
o
er
he
thread
guide
( I.
3.
start
trorn ahoe
and
s
md
a
ks turns
of
thread around
the
hohhin.
Cut off the
read
( in
the
thread en Her
(
d
4.
Hring
the hohhin
spindle
di
n. Press
the h
)( it e( intri l.
‘iX
hen
the
h
hl )in
winding
is finished,
the
bxhhin
\\
ill stop automatically.
ReiWA
e the
h)ohhin,
rut oft
the
thread and
I nng the
h ihl
)ifl spindle
(ii).
Note!
We
do n( it rers
immend
winding
(lear
nylon
or
other
streteh
threads
thin nigh
th
te needle.
Instead see
l 1
,hi
n s
inding
‘ ertical
5pm
s d
pin
Bobbin
winding
- vertical
spool
pin
1.
Place
an
empty
hohhin r
itli the
tiark
outrards
on the
hohhin spindle
on the
fr
)nt
of
the
mar hine.
2. 1 Ia
r’ t lie
Ia
rge spo
it h dder u n
dr r
the
thread
c
in
the
sp
S
1 pi ii
3.
ltring
the
thread
under
the thread guide
Ia and
o er thread guide
(
h). then
around
thread guide
(
r.
) as
illustrated.
4.
Pr
tn
aho
e md
a
te\\
turns if
thread
around the
hohhin
and
into the
(1 itt em.
i.
Hung the
hi
hhin
spindle
h
ii.
Press
the
tom t
r
ontr( )l.
\\‘l
men
the hohhin
\\
inding
is finished,
the
l hhin
\\ ill
stop
aritoniatieallv.
Remn
ive the
hohhin.
r
Iii ott
the
thread and hring
the
hohhin
spindle
tip.
‘sei’s
(;iiiIc
-!t”(’/i( ci
/1

Placing
the
bobbin
in
the
machine
1.
Open
the
cover
hv
slightly
pulling
it
t(
)\vardS
v u
and take
it
away.
2.
Place
the
hohhin
in the
bohhin
case
with the
mark
kicing
upward
and
the thread
to
the left
of
the
bohhin.
he
lx)hhin
will
then n
)tate
c u
ntcrcl(
)ckwise
while
drawing
out
the
thread.
4.
H Ud
the h )hbin
t(
keep
it
Irt
n
turning
and pull
the thread
t
the
left
so
that the
ii
tread
clicks
into
the
tension spring
( c)ntinue
threading
in
nind
h and to
the
rkht of
the
thread
knife
( t.
Replace
the o
er and slide
it
inn
(
)siti(
n.
Then pit11
the
thread
n
the left
tt
cut
it.
3.
I
told
the
hohhin
and
draw the
I
wead
k ) the right
passing
I a
(‘seiGuideAngc/ua

Thread
tension
I
se
the
reconimended
setting
given
in
the
lnfodisplav
(see
page
Ia).
You
an
adjust
the
101)
thread
tension
by turning
the dial,
which
is
numbered,
The
higher the
number
th
tighter
the
tension
\ormal
thread tension
is
number
i.
\\‘lien
sev
ing
buttonholes
and
(feel irati\
e
stitches
set
tItre d
tension
ti
)
litiill)(i’
3.
\\lien
It
ipstitching
\vmI
Ii a
ci
am’se
thread
in thick
fabric,
increase
the
tcflsi(
in to
“-9.
Correct
and
incorrect
thread
tension
‘To
understand
the
correct thread
tension,
sew
a
few
sample
stitches
at
different
settings.
1.
begin
with
a
tensi(
in
that
is too
Ii iose,
i.e.
set
at
1. The
Ii
)V
er
thread
will
lie
straight
and
the
upper
thread
will
be drawn
down
in the
tmnder’idc.
2. II
V( ill
‘ut the
tension
at
tlw
ugliest
nunilx’m’,
the
pposite
will
)C( or,
aml the
seam
mna pucker.
3.
The
correct
thread
tension
is
pro
ided
v
hen
the threads
interIor
k
in the
middle
of both
la
ers of
material
(ii’,
in
the
ase
it decoratm’e
stitches,
on
the
underside.
NLilsi,’
a
le\\
tests
on
a scrap
pier ‘
of
the material
ott are
going
to
se\
and
check tile
tenso in,
1
2
3
t/sei’ (;itideiI,i,’Itc
11
‘3

Presser
foot
pressure
Ilie
flesse
ft
H
)t
essUle
is.
idjusted
ith
the
iiitl
)fl
the
tO
nit
of
the
maciune.
\
trinal
setting
is
1.
1 he
higher
the
numher
the
m
)re
pressure
in
the
fahrie.
Knit
md
Soft
Lthrius
‘ht
H
Id
he
sev
n
at
Ii
v
er
pressure
setting
1
2).
Presser
foot
lever
Ii ie
pte’-ser
h
ii
is
at
sed
t
n U
k)v
eted
\\ it
h the
presser
h
it
it
le er
lhe
presser
hit
)t
must
I
e
l(
)\ ered
Vt
lien
se\\
ing.
ii
ir
1
liii.
k
tahnt
.
lift
tie
presser
flit
t
le
er
as
tar
is
it
g
es and
in
ld it
iltme.
The
itt
(it
the
presser
ft
it
is
increased
hv
sC\
cml
millimeters.
Changing
the
presser
foot
1.
\lake
sure
that
the
needle
is in
the
highest
positli
in.
Pull
the
prt
sser
ft
((>1
Ut
iVt
U
a
nd
1
\\
a
rd
\(
)U.
2.
Li-ic
up
the
cross
pin
in
the
foot
I
etVt
een
t lie
pri
ng
md
ii ie
presser
I tot
inl
le.
I >ress
I
)a(
k
until
the
ft
)ot
sntl)s
into place.
--t
1-
4
14
I 1 .ser’s
Gun/c
nic/it ,

Changing
the
needle
1.
lo
en
the
5rexV in
the
iedle
limp.
2.
ReTimo
the
needle.
3,
Push
up
the
new
needle
with
the
flat
side away
from you
until
it
ill
go
11(1
tuithier.
-1.
Fighiten
the
screw
properly.
Always
use needles
of
system
I
30/705H.
Lowering
the
feed
teeth
lime
teed
teeth
are
lowered
v
lien
ou
ti
mm
the
dial
to
the
left
to
—
hum
the
dial
to
the
right
to it
vi
)u
ish
t(
)
raise the
feed teeth.
the
feed
teeth
v
ill
come
up
autonmaticall
v
lien
‘ou
begin
to
‘[lie
feed
teeth
are
l
)wered
v
hen
se’
ing
buttons
and
for
free
[tand
\
(
)rk.
By
hi w
ering the
fted
teeth
it
is
easier
to
get
thick
garments
under
the
presser
loot.
1>0
n
)t
ft rget
to
raise
the
feed
teeth before
starting
to
liver’s .
swIeAnm!eIu
‘a
15

Functions
I
Infodisplay
Reverse
Q
‘1
( )uf
machine
sews
mack\\
ards
r
hen
this I
ititt(
in
is
prterI.
t,.
lie
mi1ir
lime
sews
t(
WV
ari,I
W men
I he
I
lutti
m
Is released.
i’he
h
inge
I
stitr
h
length
when
ms
erse feeding
m
3
mull.
r pmrnianent ret
erse. press
tIme
)Utt(
iii
Itt
We
In
( 1 tn(’k
siiccessl(
m
lielore
starting
to
set
,Anarna
1(1
tIme
t(
)p
kit
OH
the
Infodisplav
mndi
ales
ret
erse sewing.
Ici
sew
Is
tr\
ard
again.
press
time
hutton
I
nce
m
nt we
Stitch
length
\\
lien
m
select
a
sIlk
It,
•
O
time
mnahine
will
ammiomatic
ilk
set
the
hest
stitch length
‘
lmi
Ii
still
he
indicated
by
mimuhers
on the
lnf
lmspla
‘i
mtm
can
m.
mange
time
stilt
Ii
Iengtl
h\
irein
chimer
the
1+)
(ii’
(
1
lii
ittOfl,
(ert,iin
stitches
hate a
Immuiled
stitch
STOP
The STOP
lnittini
is used to
j
finish a
stitci
i
i.e.
t
lie
macI
mine
fastens the
thread
and
.tm
mps
automatically
when
the
stitch has
heen completed.
Time
s
nihol
fl
on
the
displa\
indicates that
STOP
is
selected.
STOP
i
can
dIed
when
)U
time
hutton again or
he
selecting
a
new
stitch,
Mirror image
‘tori
cami
itiirr(
a
a
stitch
I
0
using
the
hutton
.
niirri
a
image
side
to
side
Y
am
ran
,ils(
mirms
a
the
mt
idth
when
von
mt
islm
to to change
tIme
needle
)s
itil
>n
to
tnt
left
t(
I
righ
it
‘Ii
me
st
mhol
v
ill
he
displa\
ed
Stitch
width
\\
hen
v
)u
seler t a
stitch,
.
0
tIme
ma
lime
alltonlata
ally
sets
time
hest
stitch
tt
idifi.
mt
imi
h
is
displayed
mt
itl
nunil
ers
on
the
Inhxlispla\
‘tort
ran
hange
the
stitch
width hv
pressing
tIme
1+
or
(-I
hi
itn
rn
Ihe
width can he
adjusted
I )etween
I)
and
(i
miii.
f)
24
4-8
6—8
-
I
I
oC
DC
fl
nri
L.J
LW
tiLl
stop
a
16
L/ser’
(hikIeA,i’e1ir’a

Functions
I
Infodisplay
n
__
‘J(sUoUU
Q
©
Stitch
selection
buttons
,ii
select
a
stitch
In
3111
the
panel
by
pressing
the
stitch
selection
—
butts ns.
\\ith
left
l)Utti
311
\(
StE
set
tens
md
sith
right
button
you get
1
9.
The
number
of
the
-efected
stitch
is
displa
ed
k
the
right
on
the
Ink IispIa’
FIX
B\
using
the
FIX
button
on
can
tie
off a
stitch
at
the
bei.zinning
and
or at
the
end.
1 he
s
nil
)(
)
flashing
on the
(hisphav
mdicates
that FIX
is
s(lc(
tel].
Recommended
presser
foot
1
he
letter
sla
i’\
s
Inch
II
presser
ksot
is
correct
k
r
lie
stitch
iui
have selected.
Ihe
cs
rresp nding
letter
is
sn
the
presser
I(s
It.
Recommended
thread
tension
Ilk
numbers
abo
e
the
z-<.
.Y
s
nibol
shov
the
Tec(
shill tended
setting
of
the
t liread
ensk m
for
the
stitch on
ha
e
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Stitch
selection
V
9
Ut
f”
I
r
i
in
=
00
01
02 03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
2
13
\\ lien
von
turn
on
the
inaf
hine
it
al
avs
selects
straight stitch
and
the
number
00.
u
select a
si itch
pressing
the
stitch
seles
th
n
huiti
nis.
Stitch
table
00
Straight
stitch
‘‘‘
pau
2
Pr”ser lot
)1 A
01
Reinforced
straight
stitch
see
page
21)
‘re’,’,.)
(
I)
>t
A
02
Stretch
stitch
c.”.’
page
21)
Pressei
fes
>t
\
03
Zigzag
-,et.•
tage
2ti
Presser
Ii,)
ii
\
0’i
Three-step
zigzag
ste
P1)’
21)
Presser
tO)
it
13
05
Overcast
stitch
““‘
page
.3i
Presser
toi
it
06
Seam
and overlock
see
page
..t
Presser
I))’
11
13
07
Flatlock
l.igt. . I
Piesser
lo
ti
13
\\
oh
left
button
ott
get
tens
and
ith
right
hutton
\
oti get
1—1).
Jhe
nuin
icr
)t
the
selet
ted
st
it’.!
is
displayed
ii)
the
very
right.
lor
all
kinds
ot
sess
ing
in
wos
en
lahri’.
s,
2
dittetent needle
p
silt,
Ins
with
width
,i’.ljiistI)t’.’ftt
in’.l
ntirr,
if
inige
Ii if
sea
in.
wI
ich
tfV
stil
)cc
t to
con
sicleral)le
strain, c.
to
reinton e
and
topstitt
Ii sp(s
ear
a
nt I
Irk
ng
cl
tth
es
2
neei
lie
pt
it,
m
If
seams
in
tnt
(It
and
ti
cmi
tahnius
Ion
ii’.
en’.
asting. mending,
set’.
ing
on
patches
and
el:ist
Nealn
and
ot
ent
as)
in
,ne
step
alt
ing
tile
edge
r
miii
later
it in
light
stret
h
and
non
stne1).
h
tahn
s
5,.niiii
and
0’’)).
at
in
me
stt_’jt
alt
ilg
he
‘‘rig’’
tnt
ii
later.
F
r
mcdi
till)
and
liea’.
v
si retch
lahrk
I
)eo
rati’.
e
hems
and
os
enlapped
seams,
hells
and
holds
08
Blind hem
see
page
2
Pnessi’n
lii,
It
I)
In
V
sit
)Ie
I
tents
in
stret’.
h
tile’.
tin
in
a nt I
lir’,i’.
v
tahrtc
S
‘I
I.i’.
e
edging
.trt’.l
s.’\\
Ing
ft
ht,iicl 5
18
I
‘.cei”s
(hitdeAizç’eIio,

Stitch table
09 Bridging stitch
For
joinmg
two pieces of tahric with finished
see page
33
edges and tor
elastic shirring
Presser toot B, C
10 Hemstitch
For hemstitching,
use
a
wing
needle (optional)
see
page
31
Presser toot
B. A
11 Satin stitch
For appliqu(s, rounded
edge. sewing
on laces
see
page
27,
28 and
hands
Presser k)ot B
12
Decorative
edging
For decorative edges.
Sew
l mm fn
m
the edge
see page
3t
and trim close u the
stitching
Presser
foot 13
13
Decorative stitch
For decorative stitching
see
page 31
Presser
ha
a B
14 Bartack Buttonhole
Suitahle
in medium and heavy fahrics
see
page
2(F2
I
t se stahilizer under light fahrics
Presser
foot
C
15
Darning stitch
I
)arn
and mend
work clothes, jeans. tahle
page
3(1
cloths
and
linen towels
Presser F a A
Mirror image
Mirror image
side to side .
1
on
r in h Inge thc
str uht
stik
Ii
needle
Position
from left to right h
mirr(
r imaging
<)
the width.
When
mirror imaoe side to side is
selected the
symhol will he shown
on the Inh
)displav.
tLcersGuideAiigelica
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