White-Westinghouse Mighty Mender WW-100 User manual

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White-Westinghouse
ww-100
Mighty
MenderTM
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL

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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
Table
of
Contents
3
Parts
and
accessoiy
4
Getting
Started
6
Bobbin
Winding
-—
7
Threading
the
Top
(Needle)
Thread
—
9
Place
the
Wound
Bobbin
--
11
Raise the
Bobbin
Thread
——
12
MendingAScain
—
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13
Changing Needle
-
14
AdjustTension—
—
15

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Bobbin
Winder
Needle
Thread
Tension
I)iai
Stitch
Length &.
Reverse
Knob
Bobbin
Winder
Tension
Disc
Thread
Guides
Needle
Plate
Bobbin
Winder
Switch
Presser
Bar
Lifter
Presser
foot
Switch
Spool
Pin
AC
Adaptor Receptacle
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BOBBIN
WINDING
1.
Slide
open
the
bobbin
covet
and
take
out
the
empty
bobbin.
2.
Raise
the
bobbin
winder
by
pushing
down
the
bobbin
winder
switch.
3.
Aligning
hole
in
bobbin
with
driving
pin
on
bobbin
windet place
bobbin
on bobbin
winder.
4.
Make
sure the
bobbin
case
is
in
correct
position.
5.
Put
spool
of thread
on
the
spool
pin
with
retaining
slit
of
spool
near
the
bottom.
Then
put
on the
spooi
cap to keep
the
thread
spool
from
tinning.
Bobbin
Winder
Switch
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THREADING
THE
TOP (NEEDLE)
THREAD
I.
Pull
thread
from spool
and slip
into the
slit
of
the
fist
thread
guide.
2.
Pull thread through
the
circular
slit
of
the
second
thread
guide.
3.
Hold
thread
tight
and
slip
it
in
between
the two
tension
discs
of
the
third thread
guide
(Needle
thread tension
dial).
4.
Turn
handwheel
toward
you
and make
the
take
up
lever
at
its
highest position.
Pull
thread through
the
hole
from
your
right
to
left.
Take
up
Lever
Thread
Tension
Dial

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6. Pull
thread from
spool and
pull
it
through
the
first
thread guide,
then wrap
one
time
around
tension
disc.
7.
Put
thread
through
the
small
hole
of
the
bobbin
from
inside
for
about
Y
long.
8.
Slide
the
pow
switch
to
ON
position, hold
the
thread
end tightly and
step
on
the
foot
control.
Stop
a.fter
a
few coils
are
wound.
9.
Cut
the
thread
nd
on
the top of
the
bobbin
by
thread
Inromer.
Then
continue
winding
until
desired
amount
of
thread
is
wound.
10.
Cut
thread
4
from
the bobbin.
Remove
the
wound bobbin
from
the
machine. Lower
the
bobbin winder
by
pushing
the
bobbin
winder
switch
up.
Bobbin
Winder
HERE

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PLACE
THE
WOUND
BORBII
1.
Hold
the
thread
end
with
3”
long
by
yoin
left
hand
and
place the
wound
bobbin
into
the
bobbin
case
as
shown.
2.
Feed
the thread
through
the
two
notches
of
the
bobbin
case
as
shown.
3.
Leave
about
4”
long
of thread
laying
on
top
of
the
bobbin
toward
the
left
of you. Then
bobbin
threading
isconiplete.
Bobbin
Case
1st
notch
2nd
notch

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3’.A!3E
THE
BOBBIN
THREAD
1.
Raise
the
presser
foot by
pulling
up
the
presser
bar
lifter.
2. Hold
the top
thread and
turn
the
handwheel
counterclockwise
to make
the
needle
go
down
and
back
up and
you
will
see
a loop
formed
by
the bobbin
thread.
3. Open
up the
loop
to
find the
thread end
of
bobbin
thread.
If
you
find
it is
difficult
to
open
up
by
hands,
you
can use
the flat
side
of
seem
ripper
to help.
4. Pull
both
thread
ends to the
back
of
the machine
and
slide
the bobbin
cover back
into
place.
Then
you
can start
mending
now.

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GETrING
STARTED
1. Make sure the
power switch
is in
the
OFF position.
Connect
the
foot control
and
AC adaptor
plug.
2. Take the spool stand
and spool pin
from
the accessory
tray
then assemble as the
ñgure
shown.
3.
Slide
the spool stand
on the rear
left
of the
machine.
L
0

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MENDING
A SEAM
1.
Set
stitch
control
to
your
desired
stitch
length
by
the stitch
control
knob.
3.
Make
swe
both
threads
ends
are pulled
4
back
behind
the
needle,
4.
Put
the fabric
under
the
presser
foot
md lower
the needle
into the existing old stitches.
Then
lower
the
presser
foot
5.
Step
on foot
control to
start
mending
until
new
stitches
overlap
the
old
stitches
about
1.
Then
step
off
the
foot
control.
6. Thrn
stitch
control
knob to
reverse
position
and
backstitch
4
-
5
stitches
to secure
the seam.
7.
Raise
presser
foot
and
pull fabric
straight
backward
of
the machine.
Then
cut
both
thread
ends
about
4
from the
edge
of
fabric.
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SARLJFIER
2.
Raise
needle
by turning
the
handwhed
counterclockwise
andliftupthepresserfoot.
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FOOT
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cJIANGINGNEEDLE
I.
Raise
the
needle
to
its highest
position.
2.
Ibid
the
needle
and loosen
the needle
clamp
screw.
Then
take
away
the
old
needle.
Needle
Clamp
Screw
3.
Insert
new
needle mto
the
clamp with
the
flat
side
to
the
right
Place
as
far
up
as
it
will
go.
4.
Tighten the
needle clamp
screw.
Flat
side
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5.
Lower the
nedIe
by
turning
the
handwheeL.
Pull
thread
forward
to the
back
of
the filth
thread
guide.
As
shown on
figure.
6.
Raise
the
needle.
Put
the
threader
through
the
needle eye
from
righi
Insert
thread
through
the
wire
loop
and
pull
theader
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ADJUSTING
THREAD
TENSION
Test stitch
performance on
a
scrap
of
material
you
are
going to
use.
With correct tension
®
, upper end
lower
threads tension is
equal and
strong
enough
to
lock
both
threads in
cente
If
upper tension
is
too
tight,
upper
thread lies
straight
along upper
surface of
fabric
).
Correct by
turn1ng
tension dial
as
illusimtecL
If
upper tension is
too
loose, bottom
thread
lies
straight along
lower
surface
of
fabric
©.
Correct
by
turning tension
dial
as Illustrated.
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