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ELNA Cl.11 User Manual

ELNA Cl.11
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Universal
Tension
With
universal
tension,
most
of
the
usual sewing
jobs
can be done
without
changing
the
tension,
i.e.:
Fig.39
Upper
tension:
red
number
"5",
facing
the
guide
mark.
Fig.40
Lower
tension:
red
number
"1",
facing
the
tip
of
the
tension
lever.
For certain jobs (nylon threads, hemstitching,
special seams, etc.),
an
adjustment
can be made
by
turning
the
tension
regulator knob.
If
the
lower
tension
has
to
be altered (nylon work),
turn
the graduated screw with
the
screwdriver.
The
graduation marks
allow
you
to
come back
easily
to
the
universal
tension.
Fig.41
Perfect
tension:
The
threads are locked between
the
two
layers
of
cloth.
Fig.42
Upper
tension
too
strong:
The
threads are
locked on
top
of
the
material. Decrease the
tension
by
turning
the
knob in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
.
. , Fig.43
''I
Upper
tension
too
weak:
The
threads are locked
on
the
underside
of
the
material. Increase
the
tension
by
turning
the
knob in the direction
of
the
arrow
.
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ELNA Cl.11 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandELNA
ModelCl.11
CategorySewing Machine
LanguageEnglish

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