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4-6. Adjusting the stitch length
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❶
4-7. Adjusting the denser stitching
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❶
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Turn the stitch length dial ❶ in the direction of the
1)
arrow so that the number corresponding to the
desired stitch length meets the marker dot A
engraved on the machine arm.
2)
Numbers on the stitch length dial are calibrated
in "mm".
3)
To change the stitch length from a larger value to
a small value, turn the stitch length dial ❶ while
pressing the feed lever ❷ in the direction of the
arrow.
To perform reverse feed stitching, press down the
feed lever ❷. The sewing machine performs re-
verse feed stitching as long as you keep the feed
lever held pressed. The feed lever will return to
its home position and the sewing machine will run
in the normal stitching direction when you release
the feed lever.
* The graduations on the dial are mere reference.
So, adjust the denser stitching while actually
observing the finished seam.
Stitch length can be reduced at the start or end of
sewing. This feature is used for fastening stitch.
1)
Feed lever is moved by turning the dial while
keeping the feed lever held depressed. Adjust the
stitch pitch for condensation stitching while ob-
serving the scale mark which aligns with marker
line ❶ on the top surface of the lever.
2)
Turn the dial in the "+" direction to reduce the
reverse feed stitch length (i.e. the feeding direction
gradually changes to the normal one).
"+2" means "normal feed stitch length is 2 mm"
and "–2" means "reverse feed stitch length is 2
mm".
* For the LZ-2280AB, +5 means "forward feed
by 5 mm" and -4 means "reverse feed by 4
mm".
3)
The denser stitching can be adjusted under the
normal stitching mode (when the one-touch type
reverse feed switch is actuated, the feed will not
move in the reverse direction but the normal feed
stitch length will be reduced).
* The graduations on the dial are mere reference.
So, adjust the denser stitching while actually
observing the finished seam.
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