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Table of Contents5
Name of Parts8
Names of Parts8
Available Accessories and Attachments9
Section I1. Getting Readyto Sew10
Connecting Machine to Power Supply10
Before Usingyour Sewing Machine10
Foryour Safety10
Polarized Plug10
Machine Operating Buttons11
Start/Stop Button11
Reverse Button11
- Patterns 1,2, 6 and 711
- All Other Patterns11
Auto-Lock Button11
- All the Other Patterns11
Up/Down Needle Button11
Speed Control Lever11
Foot Control12
- Operation Instructions12
Pressure Dial12
To Drop or Raise the Feed Dogs12
Extension Table13
- Detaching the Table13
- Attaching the Table13
Presser Foot Lifter13
Thread Cutter14
Changing Needle14
Changing Presser Foot14
- To Remove14
- To Attach14
Correcting Distorted Stitch Patterns15
Presser Foot Types16
- Zigzag Foot (Foot A)16
- Straight Stitch Foot (Foot H)16
- Automatic Buttonhole Foot (Foot R)16
- Zipper Foot (Foot E)16
- Overedge Foot (Foot C)16
- Satin Stitch Foot (Foot F)16
- Blind Hem Stitch Foot (Foot G)16
- 1/4"Seam Foot (Foot O)17
- Embroidery Foot (Foot P)17
- Walking Foot17
Selecting Needle and Fabric18
Bobbin Winding19
- Removing the Hook Cover Plate19
- Horizontal Spool Pin19
- Additional Spool Pin19
Bobbin Winding20
- Inserting the Bobbin21
Threading the Machine22
- Built-In Needle Threader22
- Drawing up Bobbin Thread23
Conventional Sewing24
Visual Touch Screen24
Mode Selection Keys24
Pattern Selection25
Utility Stitches25
Machine Settings26
Common Set Mode26
Embroidery Set Mode27
Flag Mode-Language Selection27
Straight Stitch28
- To Sew28
- Securing Seam28
- Changing Sewing Direction28
- Needle Plate Guide Line29
- Straight Stitch29
- To Sew from the Edge of Thick Fabric29
Quilting29
Quilting with Walking Foot30
- To Attach the Walking Foot30
Manual Adjustment of Straight Stitches30
- Changing Needle Drop Position31
- Changing Stitch Length31
Adjust the Needle Thread Tension for Straight Stitch32
- Correct Tension32
- Tension Is too Tight32
- Tension Is too Loose32
Variety of Straight Stitches33
Lock-A-Matic Stitch33
Locking Stitch33
Triple Stretch Stitch33
Stretch Stitch34
Basting Stitch34
Zipper Sewing34
- To Snap on the Zipper Foot34
- Fabric Preparation35
- To Sew35
Zigzag Stitch36
Manual Adjustment of Zigzag Stitch Width and Length36
- Changing Stitch Width37
- Changing Stitch Length37
Adjust the Needle Thread Tension for Zigzag Stitch38
- Correct Tension38
- Tension Is too Tight38
- Tension Is too Loose38
Variety of Overcasting Stitches39
Overedge Stitch39
Overedge Stitch (Using Zigzag Stitch)39
Multiple Zigzag Stitch39
- Seam Finishing39
- Mending39
Serging40
Double Overedge Stitch40
Blind Hem Stitch41
- To Sew41
Shelltuck41
Buttonhole42
Various Kinds of Buttonholes and Their Uses42
Square BH43
- Preparation for Sewing43
- To Sew43
- To Repeat Buttonhole Sewing44
- Changing Buttonhole Width45
- Changing Buttonhole Stitch Density45
Corded Buttonhole46
- To Sew46
Darning47
- To Sew47
- To Sew a Shorter Darning47
- To Sew the same Size Darning47
- To Adjust the Evenness of Darning47
Tacking48
- To Sew a Shorter Tack48
- To Sew the same Size Tack48
Eyelet49
- To Sew49
- To Adjust the Size of an Eyelet49
Satin, Decorative Stitches and Monogramming50
Key Functions50
One Cycle Pattern Sewing Example: Pattern 28, LS52
- To Sew52
Elongation Sewing Example: Pattern 2852
Programming Pattern Combination Example: Pattern 28 and53
- To Sew53
Example: Pattern 3053
Programming French Knot Example: Pattern54
- To Sew54
Combination of Satin Stitch and Decorative Stitch54
Example: Pattern 28, 7054
To Sew from the Beginning of a Combination Pattern with Beginning Key Example: Pattern 3055
- To Sew55
Twin Needle Sewing55
Individual Pattern Adjustment56
Example:patterns 28, 30 and56
Editing Programmed Patterns56
- Example56
- And 3056
- Combination of Patterns 28, 30 and 3256
- To Insert Pattern 38 between Pattern 28 and 30 in the Combination of Patterns 28, 30 and 3256
Program Check57
- Example57
- And 3857
Saving and Opening a File58
- Saving a File58
- Assigning a File Name58
Opening a Saved File59
Deleting a Saved File59
Monogramming60
Monogramming61
Programming a Monogram Example: Programming in Block Type61
Editing a Monogram61
Deleting a Letter61
Inserting a Letter (Character)61
Embroidery62
Getting Ready to Sew Embroidery62
- Embroidery Hoop F62
- Instruction for Template62
Stabilizer63
Types of Stabilizer63
- Tear-Away Stabilizer63
- Iron-On Stabilizer63
- Cut-Away Stabilizer63
- Water Soluble Stabilizer63
- Sticky Stabilizer63
Usage63
Adhesive (Iron-On) Stabilizer63
To Attach the Stabilizer64
To Set the Fabric in the Embroidery Hoop64
To Attach the Embroidery Hoop to the Machine65
To Attach Embroidery Foot P65
Thread Holder65
Built-In Embroidery Designs66
Pattern Selection Window66
Embroidery Mode Set67
Embroidery Screen68
Embroidery Screen69
Starting to Sew Embroidery70
Sewing Results70
Monogram Embroidery71
Monogram Selection Screen71
2-Tetter Monogram73
Example: 2-Letters with a Crest73
Example: 2-Letters Without a Crest73
- Making Corrections73
ATA PC Card74
- To Insert the ATA PC Card74
- To Eject the ATA PC Card74
Selecting the Card Designs74
Reader/Writer 1900075
- Connecting Reader/Writer 1900075
Pattern Selection Screen75
Edit Mode76
Pattern Selection Windows in the Edit Mode76
Selecting the Pattern on the Edit Screen76
Moving the Selected Design76
Cancel Key77
Resizing the Selected Pattern77
Flipping the Selected Pattern77
Rotating the Selected Pattern77
Changing the Fabric and Thread Colors78
- Fabric Color Change78
- Thread Color Change79
Delete Key78
Pattern Combination (Example 1)80
Sewing Results80
Pattern Combination (Example 2)81
Sewing Results82
Normal Maintenance84
Replacing the Light Bulbs84
- To Replace the Light Bulb Behind the Face Cover84
- To Replace the Light Bulb on the Underside of the Sewing Arm84
Cleaning the Hook Area85
Assemble the Hook Race85
Stitch/Design Chart86
Conventional Sewing86
Monogram86
Built-In Embroidery Designs87
Built-In Embroidery Monogram87
Troubleshootin88
Troubleshootin89

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