ELNA 945 User Manual

Identifies and labels machine components visible from the front.

Lists and illustrates the contents of the accessory box.

Lists and illustrates accessories provided with the side cover.

Lists and illustrates items included in the machine box.

Step-by-step instructions for attaching the antenna to the machine.

Instructions on how to place foam pads for thread spool stabilization.

Guidelines for connecting the machine to an electrical power source.

Instructions for connecting the foot control to the sewing machine.

Information on operating the machine's power switch.

Lists the available stitch programs and their sequence numbers.

Explains meanings of symbols A through O displayed on the LCD screen.

Details the different operating modes of the LCD system (Auto, Manual, Memory, Card).

Explains how to adjust the differential feed setting using the DF lever.

Explains how to adjust the stitch length setting using the SL lever.

Indicates how to identify the currently selected stitch program.

Details the available needle positions and how to select them.

Step-by-step guide on how to tilt the needle clamp for easy needle insertion.

Instructions on engaging and disengaging the instant rolled hem device.

Explains the different positions of the upper looper and the 2-thread converter.

Details on attaching/detaching the overlock cover and sewing table.

Instructions for engaging and disengaging the movable cutting blade.

How to adjust the cutting width dial for different fabrics.

Information on switching between presser foot types A and B.

Demonstrates the setup procedure for the Safety 4 Thread stitch.

Details the 5-thread stitch, its uses, and characteristics.

Explains the 5-thread stitch with a 1/4 inch seam allowance.

Details the 4-thread stitch with a 1/4 inch seam allowance and its uses.

Describes the Safety 4 Thread stitch, its stretch, and durability.

Explains the Stretch Knit stitch for preventing knitwear stretching.

Details the 3-thread wide stitch for medium to heavyweight fabrics.

Describes the Overlock 3 stitch, suitable for light to medium fabrics.

Explains the Deco Braids 3 stitch for decorative overlock braids.

Details the Flatlock 3 stitch for bulky knitwear and decorative accents.

How to create Deco Flatlock 3 stitches with decorative thread.

Describes the Narrow Hem 3 stitch for fine edge finishes.

Details the Rolled Hem 3 stitch that rolls fabric into the stitch.

Explains the Rolled Hem 2 stitch for lightweight fabrics like chiffon.

Describes the Overcast 2 stitch for lightweight fabric edges.

Details the Flatlock 2 stitch that can be pulled flat for undergarments.

Explains the Deco Ladder 2 stitch, also known as Reverse Flatlock.

Describes the Fagoting 2 technique for joining fabric edges decoratively.

Explains the Stretch Wrapped stitch for maximum stretch and durability.

Details the Wrapped Edge stitch for decorative edges and ruffles.

Describes the 2-thread chainstitch for stable seams with slight stretch.

Explains the Deco Chain stitch with decorative thread in the chain looper.

Details the Cover Hem stitch (2.5 mm) for knit fabric hems and topstitching.

Describes the Cover Hem Wide stitch (5.0 mm) for wider knitwear finishes.

Explains the Triple Cover Hem stitch (5.0 mm) for flat seams and stretch.

Discusses Schmetz EL x 705 needles and common needle insertion problems.

Introduces threading procedures, color coding, and thread recommendations.

Visual guides for threading various stitches, including 5 Thread, 4 Thread, and Deco Braids.

Visual guides for threading stitches like Deco Ladder, Stretch Wrapped, Cover Hem, and Triple Cover Hem.

Instructions on how to use the automatic needle threading feature.

Detailed diagrams showing thread paths for blue thread routes A and B.

Detailed diagrams illustrating thread paths for red thread route C and yellow thread route D.

Detailed diagrams showing thread paths for yellow thread route E and green thread route F.

Detailed diagrams illustrating thread paths for green thread routes G and H.

Detailed diagram showing the thread path for the brown chain looper thread.

Lists specialty threads needed for stitches like Deco Braids, Fagoting, and Deco Chain.

Instructions on using the snap-on thread guide and tension release clips for specialty threads.

Explains the function and use of the tension release key.

Details on using the speed reducer lever and foot control.

Guidance on adjusting the foot pressure dial for different fabrics.

Instructions for attaching and using the waste tray.

Lists conditions under which the machine will not operate (e.g., open covers, raised foot).

Steps for performing the first few stitches and guiding fabric.

Steps for sewing chainstitch and handling fabric at the end of seams.

Instructions for sewing cover hems, including methods for bulky seams.

Details how to adjust thread tensions using the +/- keys and understanding the LCD display.

Explains balanced tension for the 2-thread overcast stitch.

Describes balanced tension for the 3-thread overlock stitch.

Explains balanced tension for the chainstitch and common problems.

Details balanced tension for cover hems and adjustments for fabric weight.

Explains standard, positive, and negative differential feed and their effects.

Guidance on adjusting stitch length for different fabric types and stitches.

How to adjust cutting width to prevent loops or tunneling.

Procedure for locking the movable cutting blade for heavyweight fabrics.

Instructions for sewing overlock stitches on outside corners.

Steps for sewing overlock stitches on inside corners.

Guidance on sewing overlock stitches on inside and outside curves.

How to create overlock pintucks using the machine.

Method for easily removing stitches by pulling the looper thread.

Instructions for creating decorative braids using specialty threads.

How to create Deco Flatlock 3 stitches with decorative thread.

Instructions for creating Deco Ladder 2 stitches, also known as Reverse Flatlock.

Explains the Fagoting 2 technique for joining fabric edges decoratively.

Steps for turning corners while sewing chainstitches.

How to use the quilting guide for sewing parallel rows of stitching.

Instructions for creating Deco Chain stitches with decorative thread.

Details on sewing cover hems, including the "in the round" method.

Two methods for sewing cover hems in the round, suitable for garments.

Steps for turning corners while sewing cover hems.

How to use the Triple Cover Hem for topstitching overlock seams for comfort and appearance.

Step-by-step instructions for assembling panties using various stitches and elastic.

Instructions for assembling a half slip, including lace and hem finishes.

Steps for assembling a sports top, including armhole and neckline finishes with elastic.

How to adjust and store thread tensions in Memory Mode.

How to adjust and store Differential Feed values in Memory Mode.

How to adjust and store Stitch Length values in Memory Mode.

Step-by-step guide for Method 1 of saving custom stitch settings to Memory Mode.

Step-by-step guide for Method 2 of saving custom stitch settings to Memory Mode.

Procedures for erasing single or all Memory Mode programs.

How to select the language for the LCD system screen.

Instructions for inserting and selecting programs from PRO Cards.

Step-by-step guide for programming manual or memory stitches onto a PRO Card.

Steps to delete specific 'Card M' settings from a PRO Card.

Detailed instructions for cleaning lint and applying oil to the machine.

Guide on how to replace the movable cutting blade when it becomes dull.

Instructions for replacing the machine's light bulb.

Lists causes and solutions for skipped or irregular stitches.

Troubleshooting common machine jams and slow performance issues.

Identifies reasons for thread breakage and how to resolve them.

Explains common causes for needle breakage and how to prevent it.

Addresses issues causing fabric puckering and potential solutions.

Troubleshooting problems related to the cutting blade not cutting fabric.

Solutions for fabric being cut incorrectly by the blades.

Diagnoses and fixes for stitches not forming correctly along the fabric edge.