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FOR USERS IN THE UK, EIRE,
MALTA AND CYPRUS ONLY
IMPORTANT
• In the event of replacing the plug fuse, use a fuse
approved by ASTA to BS 1362, i.e. carrying the
mark, rating as marked on plug.
CONTENTS
MACHINE .................................. 4
ACCESSORIES ................................................. 4
Optional accessories .......................................... 4
THE MAIN PARTS ........................................... 5
Flat bed attachment ............................................ 5
USING YOUR SEWING MACHINE ................ 6
Connecting plugs ............................................... 6
Foot controller .................................................... 7
Checking the needle ........................................... 7
Replacing the needle .......................................... 7
Changing the presser foot ................................... 8
THE CONTROLS ............................................. 9
Pattern selection dial .......................................... 9
Patterns and stitch names ................................... 9
Reverse sewing lever ........................................ 10
THREADING THE MACHINE ....................... 11
Winding the bobbin ......................................... 11
Lower threading ............................................... 13
Upper threading ............................................... 14
Drawing up the lower thread ............................ 16
COMBINATIONS ......................................... 17
2. SEWING BASICS ...................... 18
Please read before sewing ................................ 18
Starting sewing ................................................. 18
Trial sewing ...................................................... 19
Changing the sewing direction ......................... 19
Sewing thick fabrics ......................................... 19
Sewing thin fabrics ........................................... 20
Sewing stretch fabrics ....................................... 20
Stitching cylindrical pieces ............................... 20
Thread tension ................................................. 22
3
• Always replace the fuse cover. Never use plugs with
the fuse cover omitted.
• If the available electrical outlet is not suitable for the
plug supplied with this equipment, you should
contact your authorized dealer to obtain the correct
lead.
3. BUILT-IN STITCHES ................. 23
Straight stitching ...............................................23
Zigzag stitching ................................................. 23
Blind hem stitching ........................................... 24
Shell tuck stitching ............................................ 25
Elastic stitching ................................................. 25
Double action stitching ..................................... 26
Decorative stitching .......................................... 26
BUTTONS ............................... 27
Making a buttonhole ......................................... 27
Adjusting buttonholes ....................................... 28
Sewing buttons ................................................. 29
APPLICATIONS ....................... 30
Zipper insertion ................................................ 30
Gathering .......................................................... 31
Darning ............................................................ 31
Appliqués .........................................................32
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ........................... 33
Using the walking foot ...................................... 33
Using the quilting guide ....................................34
Using the quilting foot ...................................... 34
Using the 1/4-inch quilting foot ........................ 35
Using the narrow hemmer foot ......................... 35
Using the blind stitch foot ................................. 37
6. APPENDIX ................................ 38
MAINTENANCE ........................................... 38
Restrictions on oiling ........................................ 38
Cleaning ........................................................... 38
TROUBLESHOOTING .................................. 40
INDEX .......................................................... 43

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