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Brand | ELNA |
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Model | 5000 computer |
Category | Sewing Machine |
Language | English |
Recommendations for safety and electrical control boards and standards associations.
Guidance on contacting Elna dealers for additional information and technical adjustments.
Instructions for keeping the manual safe for future reference.
Use of the sewing table for large items and protection of machine parts.
Using the machine as it is presented.
Using the machine with the accessory box removed for tubular pieces.
Using the machine with the free arm cover removed for easier sewing.
Using the machine with the sewing table for guiding large pieces.
Description of the standard sewing foot and its use.
Information about the standard needle system 130/705H.
Setting the thread tension to the 'universal' position.
Description of the rotary hook cover for the bobbin.
Description of the handle with retractable spool pins.
Operation of the bobbin winder and its switch.
The main safety switch for operating the machine.
Description of the keyboard for programmed sewing functions.
Lever for dropping the feed dog.
Description of accessories neatly arranged in the accessory box.
Identifying interchangeable clip-on feet by their letters.
Foot support and clip-on sewing foot already on the machine.
Recommendations for using sewing foot A and satin stitch foot B.
Step-by-step instructions for changing the sewing foot.
Instructions for changing the needle, including needle system.
Instructions for unrolling and rolling up the foot control cord.
Connecting the foot control and mains lead, and using the safety switch.
How to use the electronic speed reducer for adjusting sewing speed.
Explanation of the Lift-matic feature for needle positioning.
Using the key to control needle position (up or down).
Opening the rotary hook cover and removing the bobbin.
Steps for winding thread onto the bobbin using the bobbin winder.
Instructions for placing the bobbin and threading the lower thread.
Step-by-step guide for threading the upper thread through the machine.
How to thread the needle, including using the needle threader.
Procedure for threading with a twin needle.
Tips for threading slippery threads.
How the lower thread is automatically drawn up.
Procedure for manually bringing up the lower thread.
Description of the universal tension setting and its usage.
How to adjust upper thread tension for stronger or weaker.
How to adjust lower thread tension using a screwdriver.
Keys for straight, zigzag stitches, and buttonholes.
Keys for selecting other functional or decorative stitches.
Display and keys for adjusting stitch length and error indicators.
Key for stopping the needle in the material or at the top.
Key for twin needle sewing and pattern width reduction.
Utility stitches like straight, zigzag, and buttonholes.
Decorative stitches like overcasting, blind stitch, and scallops.
Using sewing foot A for classic fabrics and foot B for satin stitches.
Tips for starting sewing, especially with sheer fabrics.
How to sew straight stitches (centered, left, right).
How to adjust stitch length using the +/- keys.
Using the reverse sewing key for fastening seams.
Procedure for removing the sewn work from the machine.
How to select and adjust zigzag stitches.
Using zigzag stitch for overcasting different fabric weights.
How to sew satin stitch and adjust stitch closeness.
Fine-tuning stitch length and width using the slide control.
How to select different stitch patterns using the keys.
Modifying stitch length using +/- keys.
Fine-tuning stitch length and width with the slide control.
Halving stitch width using the twin needle key.
Using the buttonhole foot and its slide mechanism.
Step-by-step guide to sewing buttonholes using the foot.
How to sew buttons using the satin stitch foot.
Fine-tuning zigzag stitch tightness or openness.
Sewing lingerie buttonholes with reduced width.
Sewing buttons with holes spaced 4-5 mm apart.
Examples of zigzag, satin stitch, and overcasting stitches.
Examples of special overcasting, blind stitch, and edging stitches.
Using triple stitch for arm-holes, seams, and sportswear.
Using superoverlock for assembling and finishing stretch fabrics.
Using superstretch for extensible knits and stretch fabrics.
Using darning stitches for worn linen, underwear, and working clothes.
Using interlock stitch for assembling sheer fabrics and shell stitching.
Using ornamental stitches for edging, garlands, and monograms.
Scallop, croquet, and garland stitches for decorative edges.
Using a twin needle for tucks or double patterns.
Sewing a zip fastener using the special zipper foot D.
Sewing blind hems on wool and jersey fabrics.
Sewing blind hems on cotton fabrics.
Using the fabric guide for consistent distance from the edge.
Using the roller foot for sewing soft leather and plastic materials.
Using the fagoting plate for decorative edges and assembly.
Using the gatherer foot for lingerie and medium-weight fabrics.
Creating tucks and pin-tucks using the needle position.
Removing the free arm cover for easier sewing of small items.
Using the sewing table and pivot for sewing circles of various sizes.
Using automatic and free-hand darning techniques.
How to drop and raise the feed dog for darning and embroidery.
Creating monograms using free-hand techniques.
Creating decorative designs with free-hand embroidery.
Guidance on choosing appropriate needles, threads, and fabrics.
Tips for beginners and using specific fabrics like synthetics.
Chart correlating thread types, fabric types, and needle sizes.
Specific recommendations for thread and needle selection based on fabric.
Details on universal needles for woven fabrics.
Details on needles for knitted and stretch fabrics.
Details on needles for denim and tough fabrics.
Details on needles for leather, plastic, and reinforcements.
Details on twin needles for decorative sewing and hems.
Setting the universal tension for proper thread locking.
Troubleshooting upper tension (too strong/weak).
How to adjust lower tension with a screwdriver.
Using hemmer feet for creating different width hems.
Using the quilting foot for decorative stitching patterns.
Foot for sewing buttons with a stem.
Foot for hooks and eyes, fasteners.
Foot for shaggy fabrics, curly knits.
Foot for loops and tailor tacks.
Foot for creating rolled hems.
Foot for felling seams.
Device for creating monograms using stencils.
Tool for piercing holes for eyelets.
Foot for sewing multiple fine cords.
Foot for creating tucks.
Twin needles for decorative designs.
Hoops for embroidery work.
Attachment for making fringes and rugs.
Stencil for drawing patterns and designs.
Foot for gathering fabric.
Non-stick foot for sewing plastics and leathers.
Non-stick foot for satin stitch on plastics and leather.
Foot for gathering elastic.
Protective cover for fingers.
Feet for creating narrow hems of various widths.
Foot for quilting and decorative stitching.
Importance of regular maintenance for machine performance.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the rotary hook.
Procedure for removing and replacing the guard ring.
Instructions for replacing the sewing machine's light bulb.
Guidance for resolving minor machine disorders and error indicators.
Causes and solutions for the upper thread breaking.
Causes and solutions for the lower thread breaking.
Reasons and remedies for the machine skipping stitches.
Troubleshooting fabric puckering issues.
What to do when the needle gets caught in the material.
Reasons for the upper thread falling off the spool.
Causes and solutions for needle breakage.
Troubleshooting a slow-running machine.
Diagnosing and fixing unusual noises from the machine.
Addressing issues with uneven fabric feeding.