Piedmont KD-3 User manual

Instruction
for the use and
care of
Sewing
machine
KD-3
Model 701
J-A33

'Welcome
•• • welcometothegrowingfamilyof
happyownersofthisfine,precision
built electricsewingmachine.
Younow have oneofthefinestfull-size
sewing machines made, with allthese
wonderful features:
O BUILT-IN STITCH REGULATOR
O INSTANT REVERSE-SEWING bypush-
ing thereversepush button.
O DROP-FEED forembroideryanddarn-
ing.
O BUILT-IN DARNER.
O NUMBERED THREAD TENSION DIAL.
O AUTOMATIC BOBBIN WINDER.
Self-adjusting.
O HINGED PRESSER FOOT thatrides
overpins, seams, etc.
O AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASE.
O NOTCHED SHUTTLE HOOK thatpre-
ventsthreadfromjamming.
O SNAP-OUT RACE forconveniencein
cleaning.
Thismachineisprecision-builtfora lifetimeofsewingpleasure.
It will requirea minimumamountofservicing,and will givethe
maximum inthoseofother first class manufacturers.
Thismanualprovidesalltheinformationneededtooperatethe
machineandtocareforitproperly: Hence, readthroughthebook
throughly sothatyoumay become familiar with behaviorandoper-
ation ofthemachine.Followallinstructionsclosely.
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OKeepthemachinecleanandwell oiled
OAdjust tension, etc.properly
OUseproper size needles
NEVER ATTEMPTTOUSEA BENTNEEDLE,
NORONEWITHA BLUNTPOINT.
WHENPURCHASINGNEEDLESFORTHISMACHINE,
ASKFOR15x1NEEDLESONLY.
Sizes and
Grades of
Needles
TypeofFabric
and
Worli tobe done
SIZE OFTHREAD
Sizes and
Grades of
Needles
TypeofFabric
and
Worli tobe done Cotton Silk Linen
11
(Medium-
Fine)
Nylon andPlastics.
Medium light-weightand
summertimefabrics.
For house dresses, children's
dresses, washable cotton
dresses, aprons, curtains.
80
to
100
0
Twist
14
(Medium)
Dress silksandcottons, light
weightwoolens, draperies,
fabricfurnishings.
For general household sew-
ing, fine men's shirts, smocks,
window draperies andfabric
decorations.
60
to
80
A&B
Twist
16
(Light
Heavy)
Heavy cretonne, madras,
muslin, brocades andquilts.
For men's workshirts,sturdy
smocks and aprons, heavy
quilting andfabricfurnish-
ings.
40
to
60
C
Twist
18
(Medium-
Heavy)
Heavywovencoating, light
weight canvas, bed ticking,
upholsteryandawningma-
terials,slipcoverfabrics.
Forworkor sports uniforms,
suits made ofstronglinen
of cottonfabrics,awnings,
slip-coversand mattresses.
Heavywovensuiting, coat-
ing, duck, ticking, drilling,
canvas andsacking.
For heavy washuniforms,
beddine suoplies forhospi-
tals, hotels and camps.
24
to
30
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Twist
60
to
80
In general sewing, usethe same size threadinthebobbinas LS usedontop

Set tlie Jlfleedie
SIDE
Raise needle toitshighestpointbyturn-
ing the balance wheeltowardyoubyhand.
Loosentheneedle-clampscrewontheright
hand side ofthe needle bar.Removethe
old needle, andslidenew needle up (FLAT
SIDE TOWARD BALANCE WHEEL) until
it hitsthestop.Thentightenthe needle-
clampscrewsecurely.
For best results, change needles frequently.
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iiiiiiii-:::::: WHEN SEWING, WINDING BOB-
jjHIiBINS,or CHANGING NEEDLES
iiiiii ALWAYS TURN THE BALANCE
WHEEL TOWARDS YOU
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The balance wheelisprovided
with a stop-motiondevice which al-
lows the balance wheeltorunfreely
sothatbobbinsmaybewound with-
outoperatingthe needle.
To loosenthewheel, hold it tightly
• with the left hand,and with the
right hand,turnthestop-motion
knobtowardyou.Seearrow.
To tightenthe balance wheel,turn
stop-motionknobaway from you.

Firstremovetliebobbin case as follows:
Turn the balance wheeltoward you until the
needle barisatits highestpoint.Move the
slideplateout,and with twofingers, grasp the :ir":::;;;i;'::':^
hinged-latch onthe bobbin case andremovethe ":":V:iV::V::::
case. li-liiVr-i:::::";
Thebobbin will remain in the case as long as
you holdontothehinged-latch. Close thelatch :'"::r:::V;:r:V:'
and the bobbin will fall out.
Ifiiiiiiiiii Loosen the balance wheel (as explained on Page 3). r:iV:':'::;;;:;;'::
:::::::!:::: Place a bobbin onthe bobbin-winderspindle,and press ittotheendofthe i::::;::;;':::::'
:::::::::i::spindle, makingcertainthat the pinonthespindleshoulder enters the slot inthe
liiiliiiiiiilbobbin turning the rubberwheel.
i:::::::::::: Then press down the flat lever(between the bobbinand the rubberwheel)
i.-jjiiiiijiiluntil the bobbin is held in place bythe little metalfinger thatfits between the :;V:V:ii:':':::::
::::::::i:::;Sides ofthe bobbin. :::•.•.••':••=••!::
Place a spool of thread onthe lower spoolpin of themachine,and pass the r:V::':'.;;;iV:':i
::::::l:::;:'threadthrough the bracket (frombelow) atthe bottomright ofthe machine. '
Hii-iililiii Next, wind the thread at theleftend ofthe bobbin,from rear andbehindrffftVU:::::::'
::::::::::ii!the bobbinandtowardyou, seven or eighttimes. V:iir:":V;':'::::
:::::::::::::Turn the balance wheeltowardyou,and press the knee controlorfootcontrol i-r:":^;::'::':;:;
iii;iiiij:iii(as in sewing) to wind thebobbincompletely.Runthemachineslowly to wind ;V:U::::iV::::'
:::::::::::::thebobbinevenly.V::::':^::::':;;;
:::::::::::::When the bobbin is full it will release automatically and come toa stop, l:::::::':::::::
iiiiiiiiifiiiBreak offthe thread,andremove the bobbinand reset the balance wheel for V::;;;:;;!!':^^^^^
:::::::::::::sewing.
:::::::!:::::Shouldthethread wind unevenly on thebobbin,adjustthetension bracket at liiVr:^::::':':;:
;::::::i.;:::::thebottom by looseningthe screw andslidingthetensionright or left as needed :r:r:r:::::":V::
;::iliiJ:Hiiito change the tension.
Note: — this machine uses standard 15 class bobbins—available at all sewing stores.
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andtwo fingers of your right hand withthe
thread ontop leading away from you.(see pic-
ture)
Insert the bobbin into the case, pullthe thread
into the slot; then down under the spring until
it enters the delivery eyeof tension spring.
(Be suretheneedleisatitshighestpoint.)
Holdthebobbin case with yourlefthand
bythehiiiged-latch, with themetalfinger
of the case pointingupandinline with the
notchatthetopofthebobbinraceway.
Release thehinged-latch,and fitting the
centerofthebobbinoverthecenter-pin
protruding fromtheraceway, press thebob-
bin gentlyintoposition,beingsurethatthe
metalfingerfitsintothenotchoftherace-
way.
The5 or6 inches ofthreadhangingfreely
from the case will bebroughtuplater
through theholeinthecenterofthe needle
plate.
Close theslideplate.
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Turn BalanceWheel
towardsyou until the
take-upleverisraisedto
its highestpoint. Place
spool ofthreadonthe
spool pinofthemachine
arm; pass threadthrough
thethreadguide(A)at
thetopcornerofthe
faceplate,downandover
thebackto front bet-
weenthetension-disc (B),
uptooverthreadguard
(E), down into thehook
of take-upspring(C),
andoverbackto front
through holeintheend
of thethreadtake-up-
lever (F),down into the
eyeletoftheface-plate
(G), into thelower wire-
threadguide(H),then
from left to right through
eyeofthe needle (I).
Draw about5"ofthread
through theeyeofthe needle with which tocom-
mence sewing.
Hold theendofneedlethreadinyour left hand, turn
balancewheeltowardsyou until needle movesupand
down, andupagaintoitshighestpoint,catchingthe
bobbin thread, which will bebroughtupthatway
through theholeinthe needle plate.

Do
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Pickupthethreadasfollows:Holding
the loose endofthe needle threadin
yourlefthand, turn the balance wheel
toward youbyhand until the needle
moves downandup again toitshighest
point. Pullthe needle threadgently
andthebobbinthread will come up with
it intheformofa loopthroughthe
needle hole.Withyourfinger, pull this
loop until theendofthethread appears.
(If thebobbinthread does notrise, check
to seeifatleast5 or6 inches ofbobbin
threadishanginglooselyfromthebobbin
case.) Thendrawboth ends ofthe
thread back underthepresserfootand
through the toes ofthepresserfoot.
Place thematerialtobesewnbeneath
thepresserfoot,andlowerthepresser
foot. Insert needle intomaterialby
turning the balance wheeltowardyou,
from toptodown,byhand. Regulate
stitch todesired size, andstartsewing.
Donottrytohelpthe feedingofthe
work bypullingthe material,asthismay
bendthe needle and cause ittobluntor
break.Asthemachine feeds without
any assistance, itissufficientmerelyto
guidethefabricgentlybyhandinthe
direction youwantittobesewn.
IT IS ADVISABLE TO TEST THE
TENSION ANDTHE STITCH LENGTH
ONTWO PLIES OF SCRAP MATERIAL
BEFORE STARTING TOSEWTHE
ACTUAL GARMENT.
Remove tite lAJorii
Toremovethework,stopthema-
chine with the needle atitshighest
point; raisethepresserfoot,anddraw
thefabric back andtotheleft,then
pass thethreadsoverthethreadcutter,
and pull downlightlytocutthem.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
Never operate the
machine with-oui
material under the
presser foot. If this
is not strictly ad-
hered to, your ma-
chine will lock, and
cannot be operated
until the thread is
cleaned out of the

ormaCion
(A)
(B)
(C)
For ordinarystitching,thetensionontheupperandunder threads
should be adequate, andjust sufficiently strongto lock both threads in
thecenterofthe work, asshownabove(A).
If thetensiononthe needle istoo tight, orifthatonthebobbin
threadistooloose,the needle thread will liestraightalongtheupper
surfaceofthematerial,thusmakinganimperfectstitch,asshown
above(B).
If thetensionofthebobbinthreadistoo tight, orifthatonthe
needle tooloose,thebobbinthread will bestraightalongtheunder
sideofthematerial,thusmakinganimperfectstitch,asshownabove
(C).
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A correctstitchcanusuallybeobtained
by varyingthetensiononthe needle thread.
All adjustmentsshouldbemade
whilethepresser foot isdown,since
theautomaticrelease does notpermit
adjustmentstobemadewhilethe
presser foot isup(namelythedarner
isup.)
To increase thetension, turn thethumb
nut onthetensionspringtowardyou.To
lessen thetension, turn thenutintheoppo-
sitedirection.Thethumbnutshouldnot
beturnedabruptly,butregulated little by
little, until thedesiredtensionisobtained.
Thequalityofsewing depends onthe
thread.Hence,itis necessary forthe user
to become fully familiar with thecorrect
tensions,throughpractice
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Thelength of stitch canbead-
justed by turning the stitchdial
(A), andthe numbers 0,1,2,3,
4 onthe stitchplate will help you
to select the stitchlengthwhich
youdesired.
To increase the length of stitch,
turn the stitehdial tothe right
(...to 4)andtosewthe short
length of stitch, turn the stitch
dial tothe left(...to 0).
Reverse stitch at same length in ordinarysewing, canbe obtained by
pushing-up the Reverse Push Button (B) under the stitchdial (A).And
in free return to ordinarystitching.
NEVER SEWORUSETHE MACHINE atthe ZERO
position of StitchDial.
To ADJUST THE BOBBIN TENSION.
All sewing machines are correctlyadjustedbeforeleaving the factory, andit :::;::::
isthereforeseldom necessary to alter the bobbintension. iiii'::":!
Should it become necessary todoso, however, dueto usingcertainkinds of iiijiiil
materials, the adjustingscrew inthe tensionspring onthe outside ofthe bobbin jiijilii
case canbe tightened soasto increase the tension or loosened slightly in order iiiiilji
to lessen the tension.

By using the dropfeedbuttonsyou may
adjust the feed dogfor sewingdifferent
types of materialsand for embroidering or
daring.
This machine is fitted with both a drop-
feed mechanism anda built-in darning mm ^ ""^.L^
device which will enable youtodarn,sew T ^Sfcs_—
rips and patches, and do embroidery any•
appliquework.
TO WORK THEDROP-FEED,simply
turn the drop-feedknob to the right until
it stops a quarter-turn. The feed dog
isthen outofthe way. For regular
sewingturnthebuttonback to itsnormal
position.
TO WORK THE. BUJLT. IN
DARNER. iiiiiyiiliiiiiliPiiiiiHiijij^
Catchbetweenthumb and fore-
finger the fringer of (B)darnerand
press downthenthedarner(A)jump
up, and release the pressure on sew-
ing clothesautomatically,thenyou
areready to darn or embroidery.
Largerepairs,finematerials,em-
broidery and applique are best
done with a hoop.
It is advisablethatyoupractice
carefully on scrap materialbefore
attemptingandmajorrepairsothatyou will learn to controlthestitch-
ing evenly.Be sure to keep thematerialconstantlymovingby pressure
of yourfingersinasmuch as permitting the cloth to remain in oneplace
while sewingmay cause yourthread to break.
Upon completion of youruseoftheDarner,simply press the device
down toits normalposition.Alsoturn the drop-feedknobback to
regularsewing.
If you want to sew the fine fabric, silk etc., you will
get good result to press the darner at medium height
iiP.P.iiiii '^'"P f^^^ knob in silk position at "S". iii
liiiiir TO REGULATEPRESSURE OF THEPRESSER FOOT IN REGULAR SEWING.
Always maintainonlyenoughpressure to keep the clothmovingand to per-
mitthemachine to make a straightseam.When goods donot feedthrough i
themachineproperly,theremay betoo muchpressure ofthe presser foot, i
Adjust thiscondition by allowingthedarningdevice to rise a bit.Testthis i
adjustmentbeforesewing. IIyou wish,youcaninsteadadjust the machine i
forsewingheavierfabrics by adjusting the Drop-Feed. :

If yourmachinehas beenstanding idle formanymonths,
it will requirea thoroughcleaningand oiling thatcan best
bedonebyyoursewingmachinedealer.
Use only a goodgradeofoil.
Inferior oils may cause thema-
chinetobecome sluggish.
* Use only oilwhoselabelspeci-
fies "forSewingMachines."
* Ifyourmachineisusedcontinuously,itshouldbe oiled everyday;
preferably whenyouaredoneusingthemachinefortheday.Ifnot
in constantuse,oilthemachinebeforeusing.
#UseONEdropofoilonbearings,andwhereveronepartrubsagainst
another,orturns within anotherpart.
#Somesuchpartsare visible totheeye.Othersarehiddeninside
thecastings.Hence look foralloilholesinthecastingsasindicated
by arrowsinthepicture.Inserttheoilcannozzle well into theoil
hole.
Before oiling theoilholetothe RIGHT ofthespool-pinontopof
themachine, turn thebalancewheel until theneedleis DOWN atits
lowest point,and look into theoilholetoseethattheoilreceptable
on theshaftisinposition.
Also removethefaceplatebylooseningthescrew near thetopand
lower, and lifting thefaceplateupandoff. Turn thebalancewheel
slowly byhandandwatchthemechanismunderthefaceplatetosee
which partsmoveandrequireoil.
Next, putthreedropsofoilinthebobbinracewayafterthe race
hasbeenremovedasdescribedatthetopof page 12.
Themachineisalsotobe oiled from theback.Loosenthescrew
holding themetalplate,movetheplateoutoftheway,andtighten
thescrewto hold itthere. Turn thebalancewheel slowly inorderto
see which partsmoveandrequireoil.
OL NC

To CleanOil
Lint, dustand threads collectinginthe
machine will cause itto become sluggish.
To cleanthemachine, first disconnectthe
electriccord.Thenremovethe needle,
presser footandhinged needle plate.
Also removethe bobbinandbobbin case.
Brush the exposed parts thoroughly.Re-
moveanypacked lint with a toothpick.
Cleanthe insideofthebobbin case and
underthespring.Alsocleantheraceway
asinstructedon Page 13.(Leavethema
chineinthisconditionfor oiling^}
the MACHINE
Then tiltthemachineback,andagainturnthebalancewheelslowly
to locate thebearingsandothermovingparts.Here,too,you will find
some oil holes inthecastings.
Wipe awayall excess oilfromallpartsofthemachine.Connect
and runthemachinerapidlyfora minutetoallow theoiltopenetrate
into thebearings.
Alsosew some scrapmaterialtobesurethatnooil will dripfrom
the needle baronyourmaterial.

1. Turnthe balance wheelbyhand until needle isatitshighestpoint.
2. Removebobbinandbobbin case.
3.Turnknob(A)one half turntowardyou.
4. Turnknob(B)one half turnaway from you.
5.Removeretaining(C),andhook(D)bygraspingaxleofhook(D).
6.Removeaccumulated lint andthread from retaining ring, hookand
race body.
7. Replace hook(D)in race body, with axlefacingout,forminga
perfectcircle with Driver(E).
8. Replace retaining ring (B),polished side out,sothatbothnotch
are under knobs(A)and(B).
9.Lockretaining ring with knobs(A)and(B).
10. Replace bobbinandbobbin case, and commence sewing.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TOFORCEANYOF
THE ABOVE OPERATIONS.
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KD.3
Model Sewing Machine
Parts
Key No. Parts Name
1755 Bobbin WinderComplete
1845 Reverse Button SpringSetScrew
2005 Presser Bar Lifter
2006 Presser Bar Lifter Hinge
2007SetScrewfor#2006
2009TaperCenterScrew
2010Nutfor#2009
2019ArmShaft
2020ThreadTakeUpCam
2021 PositionScrewfor#2020
2022NeedleBarConnecting Link Hinge
Stud Screw
2023 Nutfor#2022& 2074
2024ArmShaftBushing
2026SetScrewfor#2025 & 2027
2027FeedCam
2028Stop Motion Bushing
2029Stop Motion TaperPin
2030CrankConnectingRod
2032HingeScrewfor#2030
2033 Nutfor#2032
2034 Oscillating RockShaft
2035Feed Lifting RockShaft
2038CrankRoller with Studfor#2035
2039ThreadTakeUpLever
2040NeedleBarBushing
2041 NeedleBar
2042NeedleBarConnecting Link Complete
2043 NeedleBarThreadGuide
2044SetScrewfor#2043
2045-1 NeedleClamp
2045-2NeedleClampSetScrew
2046Needle
2048 Presser BarBracket
2049SetScrewfor#2048
2050 Presser BarSpring
2052ThreadCutter
2053 Presser FootHinged
2054ArmSideCoverSetScrew
2055NeedlePlate
Key No.
2056
2057
2058
2059
2060
2061
2062
2063
2065
2067
2074
2079
2080
2081
2082
2084
2085
2088
2089
2094
2095
2096
2097
2098
2099
2103
2104
2105
2106
2108
2121
2122
2123
2138
2153
2153-3
2164-1
2161-2
2164-3
Part Name
r Screw
ock ShaftCrank
SetScrewfor(f2055
Feed Driving I|:ock Shaft
FeedBar
FeedBarCent
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FeedDog
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Feed Driving I
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FeedConnectirgSlide Block Complete
FeedForkedCfannectingHingeScrew
Lower Shaft
Shuttle Driver
TaperPinfor#2080& #2082
Oscillating RockShaftCrank
OpenShuttle Race
SetScrewfor#2084
Bobbin Winder
Bobbin Winder
SetScrewfor 1(2189 & 2153
Slide Plate
Slide Plate Bacjk Spring
SetScrewfor;
Bobbin Case
Bobbin
Stop Motion Ri
Stop Motion C,
Stop Motion S^opScrew
NeedleBarCa,
Spool PinFelt
Sewing Motor
Washerfor#2^21
RubberCordF oleBush
SetScrewfor{^2006
Face Plate
Face PlateSetScrewWasher
Drop FeedRockArm
Drop FeedRegulatingArm
Rubber Ring
SetScrew
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Drop FeedLev
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Key No. Parts Name
2164-4DropFeedRegulatingPin
2168DropFeedLeverPin
2172ThreadTension Dial
2173ThreadGuideonArm
2174 Face PlateSetScrew
2175DropFeedIndicatorPlateSetScrew
2189 Bobbin WinderBracket
2191 Patch-o-maticDarner
3023 Push TypeDropFeed
3027FeedRegulatorHinge
3030FeedForkedConnection
3032DropFeedRod
3037ArmSideCover
3038ShuttleHook with Cut
3116 Presser Bar
3139SetScrewfor#2053
3140ArmSpoolPin
3141 Spring-Washerfor#3140
3142Nutfor#3140
3239BalanceWheel
3226-1 StitchRegulator Base
3226-2StitchRegulatorPin
3226-3StitchRegulatorSpringPin
3226-4StitchRegulator Ring
3226-5StitchRegulator Ring Spring
3226-6 Reverse Button Spring
3226-7 Reverse Button
3226-8StitchRegulatorNamePlate Base
3226-9StitchRegulatorNamePlate
3226-10StitchRegulatorKnob
3226-11StitchRegulatorKnob Window Plate
3235FeedRegulator
3239 Reverse Spring
3236BalanceWheel

INCORPORATE:)2-°MAYI670.
GUARANTE:
This PIEDMONTSewingMachineiswarrantedtobefreefrom defects
in materialsandworkmanshipentering into themanufactureandassemblyforthe
life ofthemachine.Any part, when returned transportation chargesprepaid, will
berepairedorreplacedifprovedtobedefective.
Parts and accessories, suchasbelts,needles,bobbins, light bulbs,pulleys, attach-
ments, etc.,whichnormallyrequirereplacement,arenotcoveredby this warranty.
Electrical equipmentassuppliedbythemanufactureriswarrantedforone(1)yearon
the controlrheostatandthree(3)yearsonthemotoragainst defects inmaterialsand
workmanship.
This warranty does not cover anymachine which, inouropinion,has been
altered ordamagedsoastoaffectitsperformance,noranymachinenotusedunder
normal householdconditions,noranymachinenotgivenreasonablecareinaccord-
ance with the printed instructions.
This guaranteeisextendedonlytothe original purchaserof this machine
when new.
Date ofPurchase:- -
Hudson'sBayCo.Storein-
SignedBy:
i
Certificate of Registration
Piedmont
Sewing Machine
Serial No.
Mode!No.-
Purchaser
Address
City
Date ofPurchase
H.B.C. Store
Please Detach and Mail.

CONGRATULATIONS!
Youorenowtheproudownerofa newprecision-built
"Piedmont"SewingMachine.
Togetthemostoutofyournewmachine,andinorder
toensuremanyyearsofsatisfactory,trouble-freeuse,
we suggest thatyou READ YOUR INSTRUCTION BOOK
,THOROUGHLYandbecomefamiliarwithallofitswon-
^^^^^>:derfulfeaturesBEFOREyouattemprtooperate (t, ^
PLEASE REMEMBER:
This isa modernsewingmachine,withmanyfeaturesthatarevery
different fromthosefoundonolderstylemachines.Allofthelatest
features designedfora machineofthisclasswillbefoundonthis
fine newmachine.
BUT
ONCE YOU HAVE READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
THOROUGHLY,youwillfindthismachineeasytooperate.
Youwillbeabletodofiner work thanyoudreamedpossible...so
easily . . . IFYOUFOLLOWYOURILLUSTRATED INSTRUCTION
BOOK