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CONGRATULATIONS
You a-'e
about
to
begin
an adventure
in
creativity
You
are
going
to
sew!
And,
you
are
going
to sew
with
one of
the
easiest
to
use
machines
ever made
The
following
features
have been
included
on your machine,
promising
rewarding
hours
of
uncomplicated
sewing
pleasure
* Clearly
defined
thread
path,
reducing
the
possibility
of
threading
errors.
*
Electronic
speed
control,
assuring
smooth,
even
sewing
*
Auto
tension, requiring
no
adjustments
for
a
majority
of your
sewing
projects
* One-step
pattern selection,
eliminating complicated
selection
operation
In addition,
this machine
features
a removable
bed extension, permitting
both
flat and
free-arm
sewing:
snap-on
presser
feet that
are
quickly
removed
and
easily
replaced:
and
a one-way
needle
clamp
that makes
it
impossible
to put
the
needle
in backwards.
Take some
time
to acquaint
yourself
with
this
owner's
manual
and
your
machine
Whether
you
are
a novice
or an
experienced
sewer, you will
discover
how easy
it is
to create
something
uniquely
your
ownl
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Dear
Customner
VWe recommend
that
for future reference
you
record the Serial
Number
of
your
Sewing
Machine
in the
space
provided
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Refer
to illustration
at right
for locationf
of Serial
Number
on Serial
No
your machine.
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Model
No
Serial
No!
To ensure
that you
are
always
pi.i
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i modern
sewing
capabilities,
the
manufacturer
reserves
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the appear-
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design
or accessories
of
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Table
of Contents
1. Getting
to Know Your
Machine ...
............. .....
2
Principat P a
rts .................... . .....
.......... 2
Accessories
......
4
2. G etting Ready to Sew ................... ......... . ........ 5
Fabric, Thread and Needle Table . ... ............
H andle Storage ...
...... ..............
5...
.. . .... . ..
...... S
Important
Safeguards s ...............
. . . .. 6
Connecting the Machine/Running the Machine .. 7........ . 7
Choosing and Changing Needles . . . 8
Free
Arm Sew ing ... ..................
.. ... . 8
Changing the Presser Foot ............ .. ........ 9
Replacing Presser
Foot with Shank. 10
Attaching Darning and Embroidery Foot .... 10-- ......... . . ......... 10
Attaching Feed Cover ... .... 10--.---........ ........
Threading the M achine .................... ....... .1
Winding a Bobbin....
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12
Inserting a Wound Bobbin
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13
Raising the Bobbin
Thread . . . . . ..
14
Selecting a Pattern
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.... --------... 15
3. Straight
Stitching.. .. .... .---
15
Preparation..
15
Sewing a Seam
. 17
Darning ........ ........... 19
Free Motion Embroidery. 19
Inserting
a Zipper .
20
4. Special Stitches 21
Preparation.
22
Zig-Zag Stitch . 23
Zig-Zag Blindstitch 23
Multi-Stitch Zig-Zag . 24
-M Stitch..,.,
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Crescent Stitch., 25
Stretch Overedge Stitch 26
Fagoting
Stitch
. .
...
26
Ric Rac/Straight Stretch Stilch . 27
Honeycomb Stitch
... 27
Slant Overedge Stitch . .. 28
A rrow Stitch
... .....
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5. Four-Step Buttonholing . . ..... 29
6. Caring for Your Machine . .
.... .. . 31
Removing and Replacing
Bobbin Case.
... 31
Removing and Replacing Light Bulb . . 32
Cleaning the Machine ..... ..... ---. . .. ...... 33
Performance
Checklist
.
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.34
Additional Accessories . ..... . .--- 35
Index...
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SECTION 1 GETTING
TO KNOW YOUR MACHINE
Principal
Parts
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Principal Parts
1 Hand
Wheel provides a means for
14. Presser Foot Lifter, at the
back of
raising or lowering the needle. machire, lets you raise and lower
presser foot.
2. Bobbin Winder
lets you till the boDbin
with thread
quickly and easiy 15. Thread
Cutter is built into face plate
cover
for convenience
and
safety.
3, Pattern Display Panel
shows a vanr
ely of patterns available for your
16 Slide Plate opens for easy rernoval
sewing needs and
replacement
of bobbin
4. Friction-Free Spool Pin and Cap 17. Feed System moves fabric
under
hold the lop thread supply
and allow preer foot.
it to unwind
smoothly as the spool presser oot
does not turn.
18. Presser
Foot holds fabric against the
5. Stitch
Width
Lever
controls
the width
teed
system
and snaps
on
and off
of patterns and sets the needle for
straight
stitching
19.
Bed
is the work
surface
of the
mnachine
6. Snap-In Thread Guide helps to insure
a smooth
flow
of thread
from the
20. Stitch
Length
Lever
allows for
a
spool
to the tension,
variety
of stitch lengths.
7 Bobbin Winder Tension Disc
pro 21. Power and Light
Switch turns on
vides thread tension
for bobbin the machine
and sewing light at the
winding,
sarne time
8. Auto Needle Thread Tension Lever 22. Reverse Lever
provides either
controls top thread tension momentary
or continuous reverse
tabric movement
9. Face Plate
s a removable cover
protecting movable parts
and sewinrg 23. Pattern Selector Dial turns directly
light to
any of the
patterns. plus button-
10.
Sewing
Light
illuminates
sewing hole,
showni
on
tthe pattern
display
area
panel
11. One-Way
Needle
Clamp
holds
24.
Stitch
Balance
Ring adjusts
appear
needle
in machine
acid prevents
ance ot Special Stitch
patterns and
incorrect nserlion
buttonholes,
12. Needle Plate supports
she fabric 25. Electrical Power Cord
connects
during sewing
rnachine
to your
electrical
outlet
13. Removable Extension
Table lets you 26. Speed
Controller, designed for safety
change the machine
bed from flat to and convenience,
regulates the elec-
free arm
tronic solid state speed control
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ACCESSORIES
The accessories
for your machine are designed Io simplify many o your sewing projects.
1. General Purpose
Needle Plate (A),
and Presser Foot (B), are standard on
the machine. Used for straight and zig-
(B) '11 zag
sewing
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X0X 2. Zipper Foot (E). for inserting zippers
(GgX2(E) 3. Feed Cover (F),
used for button sewing,
free motion work and darning, 1t keeps
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the feed from
moving
fabric
3
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Darning and Embroidery Foot (G), s
recommended for free motion work,
such
as embroidery, monogramming
t | | (G)
and decorative designs. (Not includ-
ed
with 10 patterrn sewing machine,
See page 35).
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5. Special Purpose Presser Foot (J), used
for decorative
and zig-zag stitching,
7(N) 6. Buttonhole Presser Foot (L), used to
make tour-step buttonholes,
7 ?': ) > 7. Seam Guide (N), helps keep seam
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even (Not included with 10
pattern
sewing machine. See page 35).
SINCE Rt
9 8.
Spool Holder for medium and large
thread spools.
i X i 10 9. Lint Brush, for cleaning the machine.
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) 10. Needle Pack, includes
an assortment
for sewing various
types of fabrics,
a 12.-<)) 11. Bobbins, transparent for easy viewing.
\iK-I,2 Kt ' 11 12. Blindstitch Hem Guide, is used lo po
sition the hem tor blindstitch hemming.
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SECTION
2
GETTING
READY
TO
SEW
Fabric,
Thread
and
Needle
Table
* Thie
needle
and
thread
used
for a
sewing
project
depends
upon the
fabric
that is
chosen.
* The
table
below is a
practical
gutide
to
needle
and thread
selhechons
lor most
situations
* Refer
to it before
starting
to
sew.
Be sure
to use
the same size
anid type
of threadl
in
both needlte
and
bobbin
For
best results,
use only
genuine
Singer'
needles.
Fanatic
Thread
Type
Size
Fine yne'heri:*
thnryl
Medium
Weaghy
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ap,ot.
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5 eave.diy
ed Cetzel ton
chting
drapler,
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iso
4 t 60cotton
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Syteticm
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Stcretc saurinc
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Style,
2040
coatingsk
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bonded llybricet.edasotNe
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IMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS
1 Remove plug
from the socket outlet when changing needles,
feet, or needle
plates, or when leaving
the machine unattended. This eliminates the
possibility of starting the machine by accidentally pressing the speed
controller
2. Before removing the bobbin case, remove plug from the socket outlet
3. Because
of the up and down movement of the needle, you must work
carefully and watch the sewing area when operating the rhachine,
4. Do not pull the fabric while you are stitching as this may deflect the needle,
causing it to break.
5, Before cleaning your machine, remove plug from the socket outlet.
6. Do not attempt to adjust the motor belt. Contact your
nearest Service
Center should any adjustment be
required.
7. Before changing light bulb, make sure you have removed plug from socket
Cutlet, Be sure to replace the face plate which covers the light bulb before
operating the machine.
8 This machine is designed to use a 15-watt maximum light bulb.
9. This machine is double insulated When servicing, use only identical
replacement
parts
This product is suppressed
for radio an,d televis,on interference with the International
Efectro-technical Commission requirements of the CISPR
Machines for Great Britain and some other countries
having similar wiring standards
are shipped trom the factory wtthout a plug
for connection to the mains The wires
in this mains lead are coloured
in accordance with the following code.
Blue neutral (N) Brown live (L)
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond
with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked
with the letter N or coloured black, The wire which is coloured brown must be connected
to the terminal which is marked with the letler L or coloured red, If a 13 Amp. (BS
1363) plug is used. a 3 Amp. fuse must be fitted, or it any other type of plug is used
a 5 Amp fuse must be ftted either in the plug or adaptor or at the distribution boardl
Neither core is to be connected to the earth terminal of a three-pin plug

CONNECTING THE MACHINE
The solid state system assures constant speed as you maintain the same pressure
on the controller
when
sewing through
various
fabric thicknesses
Unwind the air control hose from foot
operated speed controller
Always be sure air hose is not blocked
Pressing on the controller, you should
feel a slight air flow from the hose.
Plug this
air hose onto
the receptacle
above
power
cord, at
the right
end of the
Ja \' machine.
Then connect the electrical power
cord
67
fplug
to your
electrical
outlet.
NOTE: When not using the machine,
rewind air hose around speed controller
for storage, as
shown
Do not operate machine without
material under the presser foot as this
may damage
the feed
and the
foot
RUNNING THE MACHINE
The
machine and the
sewing light are turned
on and off by the
same power switch
1- '---- (A) r SLIDE SWITCH (A)-
To turn
on machine
and
sewing light,
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slide power
switch
left to
t1 position
To
turn off
machine
and light,
slide
power switch to right to 0 position
rri I I I4 l ROCKER SWITCH (B)-
To turn on machine and sewing light, press
power switch
down
at right side
To turn
off
machine
and light,
press
power switch
down
at left side,
_a To run the machine, press the speed
controller
The
harder you
press, the
fas-
ter the machine will sew
o
stop
the
machine
fromTi
sewing.
remove
pressure
from speed
controller
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CHOOSING
AND
CHANGING NEEDLES
IMPORTANT:
For
best
sewing
results,
use
only Singer
needles.
Check
the
needle
package.
and
the Fabric
Thread
and
Needle
Table
on
page
5.
for
the
correct needle
and
fabric
combination
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.
Raise
needle
to its
highest
position
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*
Loosen needle
clamp
screw
and
remove
ieedle
*
With
flat side
of needle
to the
back,
insert
it
' .new
needle
up
into
clamp
as far
as it
will
go
. Tighten
needle
clamp
screw
securely
FREE
ARM
SEWING
Free
arm
sewing
makes
it easier
to
sew
hard-to-reach
areas.
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To change
machine
for
free arm
sewing,
4| i 72 1
push
in
and
lift right edge
(1) of
exlension
*<-'F .
~table,
slide it
to
the left and
oft
the
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niachine
*
Topstitch edges
on
sleeves,
or
finish
waistbands
and
pants
legs
easily,
* Sew
buttonholes
without
stretching
1c
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CHANGING
THE
PRESSER
FOOT
(B) (E)
(J) (L)
Your
machine
comes
with the General
Purpose
Presser
Foot already
attached
You
can
easily
change
to any one
of the
other prpsser
leet
which
snap onto a
common
sharik
by
following the directions
below
.Raise needle
to its highest posltion
by
. f _ 1
turning
hand
wheel toward
you
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.PRaise
pressey
toot
using presser
toot
2,
/lifter
in
back
of machine
* 1 • W
* Push toe ot presser foot
(1) up, until it
snaps oft the
shank (2)
* Take
toot oft machine,
. Place
new toxt
under
center of
shank,
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. Low.r presser tool
lifter, fitting shank
over presser
toot pin (3)
/; Val
*
J
.
Doin IDturnr
screw
Instead,
push
presser
toot
screw (4)
down firmly until
foot
snaps into
place
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REPLACING
PRESSER FOOT
WITH SHANK
Presser
feet
with
built-ini
shanks
can
be
replaced
as
lollows:
Turn
marhine
off
1
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: *Raise needle and
presser
toot
*
Loosen
presser
foot
screw
(1)
and
remove presser
foot
with
shanik
(2)
2 It
K ,' /
guiding t toward
iou and
to the ngiht
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.
To
replace
presser
toot
wilh
shai
k
i¾Iu
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)
1'hook
shank
around
the presser
bar
and ihqnten
presser
foot
screw
ATTACHING
DARNING
AND
EMBROIDERY
FOOT
(G)
(Not
included
on
10 stitch
sewing
nlachine,
See
page
35)
This
toot permits
better
control
of fabric
when
doing
tree
mnotion
work
-Raise needle,
Remove
presser
fool
witi
shank
i 1l*Guide
Darning
and
P mbroidery
Foot
I ~~~~~~~~~fromn
back of
needle, with
holdinig fork
(1)
around
presser
loot
screw,
and
lkiting
finger
(2)
above
needle
clamp
1 Tighten
presser
foot screw
withi
coin
To
remove,
loosen
screw:
guide
foot
ji
back
ATTACHING
FEED
COVER
(F)
The feed cover keeps
the
teed
from rnoving
the fabric
* Raise needle
and presser
loot
*
Open slide
plate
*
Slide leed
cover
on
top
of
needle
plate,
1 Tll\
2
pressing
labs (1)
and
(2) mlo
hoies
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*
Close slide plale
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* To
remove.
open slidre
plate and
lilt
-t
tJ
l
fronl
edge
of
cover
pull
11
away
10

THREADING
THE MACHINE
Your sewing machine is easily threaded, Tension discs, guides and take-up lever
have been designed as internal parts. eliminating many extra threading steps. The
clear threading path helps you avoid threading errors.
To thread your machine correctly, simply follow the steps below:
* Raise presser foot litter.
* Raise needle to its highest position by turning hand wheel toward you.
. Place spool of thread on spool pin (1).
* Slide spool cap (2) firmly over the rim of the spool to prevent thread tangling.
* Snap thread into thread guide post (3).
. Following arrows, guide thread into auto tension channel (4) down to needle and
firmly pull thread.
* Thread needle from front to back.
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WINDING
A
BOBBIN
Winding
a
bobbin
is quick
and easy
when
you
follow the
directions
below
Always wind
the
bobbin
before
threading
the
machine.
* Push
in indent
(1)
on
hand
wheel
disc,
This
will
stop the
needle
from
moving.
This
step
is not
necessary if
your machine
does
not have
hand
wheel
disc.
*
Place
spool
of
thread
on
spool
pin.
*
Slide
spool
cap
(2) firmly
over
rim
of
spool
to prevent
thread
tangling,
* Lead
thread
from
spool
and
snap
into
thread
guide
post
(3).
* Wind
thread
clockwise
around
front
of bobbin
winder
tension
disc (4).
*
Pass
thread
end, from
inside, through
small
hole
in
rim
of bobbin.
.
Place
bobbin
on
spindle
and
push
it
to the
right.
On
machines without
hand
wheel
disc,
this
will
automatically
stop
needle
from
moving.
.
Holding
thread
end,
step
on
speed controller
to
run
machine
until desired
amount
of
thread
is
wound,
(Winding
stops
automatically
once
bobbin
is full.)
*
Cut
thread;
push
bobbin
to
the
left
and
remove
it
from
spindle.
. Trim
thread
end
from
top
of bobbin
*
Return
hand
wheel
disc
to sewing
position
by
pressing
on
side opposite
indent,
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INSERTING
A
WOUND
BOBBIN
To insert
a bobbin, follow
the instructions
below,
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*
Raise
presser
foot.
r ivt . * Turn hand wheel toward you until needle
A K t , I{ , is in itS highest
position,
i <'- K :>t5/1 t -. tiS@- * Open slide plate and remove bobbin
fit _
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Pull 4" (locm)
of thread
fronm replace-
ment
bobbin
and insert
bobbin
into
/ .<f
case,
as
shown.
2.
Holding bobbin
in
place. guide
thread
1
into
notch (1), and then into notch
(2).
3 Draw several inches
of thread across
bobbin
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4i While
holding thread on othside,
acose
slide
plate.
\Follow
directions
for
obRaising
Bobbi
Thread'
on page 14
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RAISING
THE
BOBBIN
THREAD
Once
the
needle
has
been
threaded
and
the
bobbin placed
in
the
bobbin
case,
the
bobbin
thread
must
be brought
up
through
the hole
in the
needle
plate,
1.
Hold
needle
thread
with
left
hand
Turn
hand
wheel
slowly
toward
you.
lowering
needle
into
hole
in
plate.
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2.
Continue
to
do this
until needle rises
above
needle plate.
*
*f@ Pull
gently
on needle
thread
and
bring
up
bobbin thread
in
a
loop,
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3.Oenlopwthfngrlt4in,ndo
bobbin
thread.
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4.
Draw
needle thread
through left
side
opening
in
presser
foot.
*
Pull
both
threads
to
back
of
machine.
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SELECTING
A PATTERN
All the patterns
your
machine
is capable
of
sewing
are illustrated
on
the pattern
display
panel of your
sewing machine,
If your machine
has 10 patterns,
it will indicate
patterns
1 through
14 If your machine
has
13 patterns the
panel will indicate patterns
1 througth 17
* Select
a pattern by turning the selector
i dial and align the number on the dial
with the dot above the dial
* * For instance to sew a Zig-zag stitch align
the number
6 with
the dot.
* To chanoe
the stitch pattern,
turn the
c i jdial
left
or right,
moving
indicator
to
desired position
With each
application,
recommended
settings are
given. These
have been highlighted
for
easy identification.
You can adjust each
setting,
however, as desired
SECTION
3
STRAIGHT
STITCHING
Before beginning
a sewing project, check the Fabric. Thread and Needle Table on page
5 for the best needle and
thread
combination
for your fabric,
RECOMMENDED
SETTINGS
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Selection:
Straight
Stitch
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Stitch
Width:
Ilf
tt
Stitch
Length:
1-1/2
to 4
Foot: General Purpose
(B)
Needle Plate: General Purpose (A)
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t L _ , _9j5>hbl l ADJUSTING STITCH LENGTH
The
stitch length
indicator is
numbered
0
- 4.
The
lower
numbers
are
shorter
.
N i [
~~~~~~stitches.
Shorter stitches
are best
for light-
, I II
weight fabrics; longer ones
for heavy
I Ij labrics To adjust the length of your
stitches,
slide
the stitch length
lever to
the left or right.
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ADJUSTING
THREAD
TENSION
The
thread
tension
on your
sewing machine
has
been pre set
in
the auto
position to
suit most
sewing applicationis
This auto
tension
feature
eliminates
the
need
for
you
to adjust
the
tension lever
for
the majority
of your
sewing
projects
Proper
tension
will
produce
identical
sUitches
on
both
the front
and
back
of
1
your
fabric
(1)
Too
much tension
wilt
produce
a tight
2
stitch,
causing
a
puckered
seam
(2)
l1_ i
Adjust
tension
by
moving
lever
up
toward
a
looser
--
setting
Too
little
tension
will
produce
a loose
a
stitch,
causing
loops
in your
seamns
(3)
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r n1r6Adjust lension
by moving
lever
down
l _ + u
_ i _
\ .
~~toward
a tighter
-''t"
setting

SEWING A SEAM
You can sew seams easily and
accurately when you lollow
the suggestions below
BASTING
Pin basting
and hand basting
are easy
ways to make temporary seams betore
machine
sewing.
/To pin baste, insert pins
at stitching line,
NEVER
place pins on the
underside of
fabric
in contact with
the teed. Do
not
sew over
pins; pull them out as you
stitch,
\ To hand baste, make long,
loose stitches
that can be easily removed,
PLACING FABRIC UNDER
PRESSER FOOT
* To
place fabric under presser
foot, raise
presser foot litter (1) to
its "up" position
(2), where it locks
in place
lThe lifter can be
raised and held in the
1- 1 ;
'lV extra high" position (3)
for bulky fabrics.
3
2
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STITCHING
IN REVERSE
* To reinforce beginnings or
ends of
seams, push in reverse lever
(1). Machine
will straight stitch in reverse for as
long
as you hold the lever in.
* For
continuous reverse stitching, push
N . lr< \
lever in and slide it to the left to lock,
\i.% Y < (1) Unlock
reverse lever by sliding it back to
the right and letting it return
to its normal
position
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KEEPING
SEAMS
STRAIGHT
To
keep
seams straight.
use
one
of the
guidelines
on
the
needle
plate
The
most
commonly
used
line
(1)
is
extended
onto
!
rrs
T
/'
K
the slide
plate The
crosslines
(2) serve
as
\ \
>
guides
when
stitching
square
corners
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2
.
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2
TURNING
SQUARE
CORNERS
KAAF
l-
/
rTo
turn
a square
corner,
use crosslines
on
slide
plate
\
Line
up
fabric
with extended
guidelines
on
needle
plate
and
slitch
seam.
slowing
speed
as
you
approach
corner
.When
bottom
of fabric:
reaches
corner
ing
crosslines
(2)
on
slide
plate,
stop
stitching
t, -1
.
Be sure
needle
is down
in
fabric
1Raise
presser
foot
slightly,
Turn
fabric,
K
\
/
bringing
bottom edge
in
line
with
guide-
line
(1).
*
Continue
stitcling
seam
USING
THE
SEAM
GUIDE
(N)
(Not
included
with
10
pattern
sewing
/
UiiIJ machine.
See
page.
35)
For
extra help
in keeping seams straight,
particularly
for
very narrow
or
very
wide
seams,
use
the seam
guide which
comes
with
your
machine.
To
attach
the
seam
guide, place
screw
of
seam
guide
into the
hole
in the
bed
of the
.
machine,
on the
right side
of slide
plate
(1).
r
a
Line up
the straight
edge
of the guide
with
1
the
needle
plate
guideline
for
desired
seam
width
and
lighlen
screw,
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