Husqvarna Zig Zag User Manual

Fitting
the
needle"
Choosing
suitable
thread
and
needle.
des
'when
the
needle
works
up and
down
ch
rough
che
ma-
terial. On
the
opposite
side of
the needle,
where the
butt
is
ground
flat, the
groove
is shorter,
and on
this side
the
thread
forms
the
loop
through
which
the shuttle
is
to
pass"
Fitting
the
needle"
Vhen fitting the needle,
place
the
needle
bar
in
its highesr
position. Loosen the clamp
screw and
push rhe
needle
as
far into
the needle
bar slot
as
it
will
go.
See
that the
flat,
ground
shank of
the
needle
is placed against
the
bottom of the slot,
rrhus
with the long
groove
in
the ,reedle
facing the
person
who is
sewing.
Then tighten
the screw"
One essential
factor
for rhe
formation
of
stitches
is,
thar
the needle
should
be correctly
fitted in the
machine. Never
use a
bent needle or one
with
point
throw away
damaged
needles inrmediately"
Choose
thread to
suit
the
material
and &
needle to suit
the thread.
A seam
se{/n
by machine should,
as far as
possible,
blend
in wirh
the weave
of rhe
n.raterial arad the
thread
should
therefore
nor
be so coarse so as to
prevent
the
stirches
being
concealed
in
the
fabric. The under
thread should
prefcr-
ably
be one
number
finer
than the
upper,
and should
in anv
case not
be
thicker.
_,
Desc;iption
of
,material
i
No. a'd ki*d
of thread
Ncedle
ano narure
or
worK
i
i.\o.
_rl
;
Fine
work
on
very
,rhin
!
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sewing
cotron
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materials
i
200
embroi dery
and
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Thread
and
needle
guide
table.
The
electric
motor
and
knee-contr,ol"
Table
of
materials,
needles
and
threads"
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I
darning
thread
i
Ifli"
nainsook, muslin,
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,r-150
sewing
corcon Z
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lu*r, and
silk
r)u
sewrng
corcorl
32
machine
silk
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]so-zoo
embroiderr-
and
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darnins
rhread
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Silk stockinerre,
table
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sewing
corron
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li.,err, finer rnadapo-
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and
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lams, nainsook,
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silk
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and
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s.
a blunt
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t
oarn"rng
thread
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si[ks,_
closer-
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sewing
corrorl
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woven
rnadapolams,
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24-26
machine
and
spool
woollens
and coarse silk
'l'lrc
clectric
rnotor
and
knee-control.
Make
sut'('
rltlt
tlre vo[Tage
o[
rthe
nloror
ls rhe
sanlc ,r.
rhat
of thc lis,lrr
ing
circuic
to which
rir
will be
conncc(t.tl
lc
l
l
The tickness of
the needle
must be
thread;
it
must
not be so coarse as
to
materia[,
rlor
so
fiire that the thread
rhrough the
eye of
the needle.
A soft,
fine,
even
thread is suirable
f'or
6
determined
by
t
lr,'
leave
rnarks
irr
t
l',
Canlnot
easiIv
Ir.r,
use ira
thc
tlt.tr
lttr r
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!
i
darning
thread
'
lCor.r.
sheering, wool-
,tC
sewing
cotton
lcrr
.urd corron
18-22
machine
silk
I
fabrics
30
embroidery
and
darning
rhiead
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towelling
ifO-SC
embroidery
and

Husqvarna Zig Zag Specifications

General

Type	Mechanical
Buttonhole	4-step
Presser Foot	Snap-on
Included Feet	Zigzag foot, buttonhole foot, zipper foot
Dimensions	34 x 16 x 28 cm