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SEWING
Sewing Reverse/Reinforcement
Stitches
Reverse/reinforcement stitches are generally
necessary at the beginning and end of sewing. You
can use the "Reverse Stitch" button to sew reverse/
reinforcement stitches. When you keep pressing
"Reinforcement Stitch" button, the machine will
sew reinforcement stitch at that point 3 to 5
stitches, and then stop. (page 13)
a
a Reverse stitch
b Reinforcement stitch
c "Reverse Stitch" button
d "Reinforcement Stitch" button
The operation performed when the button is
pressed differs depending on the selected stitch
pattern. (Refer to the table in "The Operation
Performed when the "Reverse Stitch" or
"Reinforcement Stitch" is Pressed" on page 67.)
Memo
• When you press the "Reinforcement Stitch"
button while sewing character/decorative
stitch pattern, you can end sewing with a full
stitch instead of at a mid-point.
• The green light on the right of the
"Reinforcement Stitch" button lights up while
the machine is sewing a full motif, and it
automatically turns off when the sewing is
stopped.
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c
Automatic Reinforcement
Stitching
After selecting a stitch motif, turn on the automatic
reinforcement stitching function before sewing,
and the machine will automatically sew
reinforcement stitches (or reverse stitches,
depending on the stitch motif) at the beginning
and end of sewing.
a
Select a stitch pattern.
b
Touch
to set the automatic
reinforcement stitching function.
The key will display as
c
Set the needle into the fabric, and then
press the "Start/Stop" button.
a Reverse stitches (or reinforcement stitches)
The machine will automatically sew reverse stitches
(or reinforcement stitches) and then continue
sewing.
Memo
• Pressing the "Start/Stop" button while the
machine is sewing pauses or restarts sewing.
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