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SECTION E – COVERS AND CHAINS
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ONVERSION TO
Conversion Chart - Instruction Manual pg.___ and Quick Reference Card
The Converter Arm – Instruction Manual pg.___
Disengages the Upper Looper shaft
Use the Needle Stop Button to lower the Needles
Removing the Knife Guard – Instruction Manual pg.___
Attaching the Cover/Chain Stitch Extension Plate – Instruction Manual pg.___
Swing Out Presser Foot – Instruction Manual pg.___
Easier Needle threading
Locks the machine for safety
Raising the Knife Arm – Instruction Manual pg.___
Rotate the knife up
Remember to snug the White Locking Screw after moving the arm
Which Needles To Use – Instruction Manual pg. __
4-Thread Cover Stitch – Left, Center, and Right Needles
5-Thread Top and Bottom Cover Stitch – Left, Center, and Right Needles
Wide 3-Thread Cover Stitch – Left and Right Needles
Wide 4-Thread Top and Bottom Cover Stitch – Left and Right Needles
Narrow 3-Thread (2.5mm) Cover Stitch – Center and Right Needles or
Left and Center Needles
Narrow 4-Thread Top and Bottom Cover Stitch – Left and Center Needles
Chain stitch – Right Needle only
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HAIN STITCH FOOT
Wider for better fabric feeding
Floating Toes to level the Presser Foot
Easier fabric guiding
This Presser Foot does not swing to the left
Closed holes
Completes the threading path
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HREADING FOR
Threading Order
First - Cover/Chain Stitch Looper
Second - Right Needle
Third - Center Needle
Fourth - Left Needle
Raise the Presser Foot to open the Tension Disks.
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– Instruction Manual pg.___
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– Instruction Manual pg.___
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