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* Pattern 33 is the center lines for calibration of the Ctothsetter. (optional)

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Table of Contents5
Name of Parts7
Names of Parts7
Adjusting the Needle Thread Tension for Zigzag Stitch7
Available Accessories and Attachments8
Getting Readyto Sew9
Connecting Machine to Power Supply9
Before Using Your Sewing Machine9
For Your Safety9
Polarized Plug9
Machine Operating Buttons10
Start/Stop Button10
Reverse Button10
- Patterns 1,2, 3 and 610
- All Other Patterns10
Auto-Lock Button10
- Patterns T, 2, 3 and 610
Up/Down Needle Button10
Speed Control Lever10
Foot Control11
- Operation Instructions11
Pressure Dial11
To Drop or Raise the Feed Dogs11
Extension Table12
- Detaching the Table12
- Attaching the Table12
Presser Foot Lifter12
Thread Cutter13
Changing Needle13
Changing Presser Foot13
- Oto Remove13
- Oto Attach13
Correcting Distorted Stitch Patterns14
Presser Foot Types15
- Zigzag Foot (Foot A)15
  - Straight Stitch Foot (Foot H)15
  - Automatic Buttonhole Foot (Foot R)15
- Zipper Foot (Foot E)15
- Overedge Foot (Foot C)15
  - Satin Stitch Foot (Foot F)15
- Blind Hem Stitch Foot (Foot15
- O 1/4 Seam Foot (Foot O)16
  - Embroidery Foot (Foot P)16
- Walking Foot16
Selecting Needle and Fabric17
I2 Bobbin Winding18
- Removing the Hook Cover Plate18
- Horizontal Spool Pin18
  - Additional Spool Pin18
Bobbin Winding19
- Inserting the Bobbin20
Threading the Machine21
- Builtqn Needle Threader21
- Drawing up Bobbin Thread22
SECTION Lu. CONVENTIONAL SEWING23
Visual Touch Screen23
Mode Selection Keys23
Conventional Sewing Mode24
Utility Stitches24
Pattern Selection24
Machine Settings25
Setting Mode25
Formatting the Memory26
Language Selection26
Straight Stitch27
- To Sew27
  - Securing Seam27
- Changing Sewing Direction27
- Needle Plate Guide Line28
- Straight Stitch28
- To Sew from the Edge of Thick Fabric28
Quilting28
Quilting with Walking Foot29
- To Attach the Walking Foot29
Manual Adjustment of Straight Stitches29
- Changing Needle Drop Position30
- Changing Stitch Length30
Adjust the Needle Thread Tension for Straight Stitch31
- Correct Tension31
- Tension Is too Tight31
- Tension Is too Loose31
Variety of Straight Stitches32
Lock-A-Matic Stitch32
Triple Stretch Stitch32
Stretch Stitch32
Zipper Sewing33
- To Snap on the Zipper Foot33
- Fabric Preparation33
  - To Sew33
Zigzag Stitch35
Manual Adjustment of Zigzag Stitch Width and Length35
- Changing Stitch Width36
- Changing Stitch Length36
  - Adjusting the Needle Thread Tension for Zigzag Stitch 337
  - Correct Tension37
- Tension Is too Tight37
- Tension Is too Loose37
Variety of Overcasting Stitches38
Overedge Stitch38
Overedge Stitch (Using Zigzag Stitch)38
Multiple Zigzag Stitch38
- Seam Finishing38
  - Mending38
Serging39
Blind Hem Stitch39
- To Sew39
Buttonhole40
Various Kinds of Buttonholes and Their Uses40
Square BH41
- Preparation for Sewing41
  - To Sew41
- Oto Repeat Buttonhole Sewing42
- Changing Buttonhole Width43
- Ochanging Buttonhole Stitch Density43
Corded Buttonhole44
- To Sew44
Eyelet45
- To Sew45
  - To Adjust the Shape of an Eyelet45
Section V, Satin and Decorative Stitches46
Key Functions46
Example: Patterns 20 and LS48
- Oto Sew48
- One Cycle Pattern Sewing Example: Patterns 20 and L.,S48
Elongation Sewing Example: Pattern 2048
Programming Pattern Combination49
Example: Pattern 20 and 2149
- To Sew49
Programming Pattern Combination with Mirror Image Example: Pattern 2049
Combination of Satin Stitch and Decorative Stitch50
Example: Patterns 20 and 3050
- To Sew50
To Sew from the Beginning of a Combination Pattern with Beginning Key Example: Pattern 20, 21 and 3051
- To Sew51
Individual Pattern Adjustment Example: Patterns T8, 20 and 2151
Editing Programmed Patterns52
- Example52
Program Check O Example52
- To Check the Combination of Patterns I8, !9, 20 and 2I52
Saving and Opening a File53
- Saving a File53
  - Assigning a File Name53
Opening a Saved File54
Deleting a Saved File54
Twin Needle Sewing55
- Oto Sew55
SECTION Vl, EMBROIDERY56
Getting Ready to Sew Embroidery56
- Embroidery Hoop F56
- Instruction for Template56
Stabilizer57
Types of Stabilizer57
- Tear-Away Stabilizer57
- Iron-On Stabilizer57
- Cut-Away Stabilizer57
  - Water Soluble Stabilizer57
  - Sticky Stabilizer57
Usage57
Adhesive (Iron-On) Stabilizer57
Adjusting the Thread Tension58
- Balanced Thread Tension58
- When the Needle Thread Tension Is too Tight58
When the Needle Thread Tension Is too Loose58
Pressure Dial58
To Set the Fabric in the Embroidery Hoop58
To Attach the Embroidery Hoop to the Machine59
To Attach Embroidery Foot P59
Thread Holder59
Mode Selection60
Built-In Embroidery Designs61
Starting to Sew Embroidery63
Sewing Results63
Monogram Embroidery64
- Function Keys64
Monogram in Gothic Style66
2-Letters Monogram O68
Correcting a Monogram69
- Deleting a Letter69
Inserting a Letter69
ATA PC Card (Optional)70
- To Insert the ATA PC Card70
  - To Eject the ATA PC Card70
Selecting Card Designs70
Reader 1900071
- Connecting Reader T900071
Pattern Selection Screen71
Editing Mode72
Selecting the Pattern to Edit72
Moving a Selected Design73
- Resizing a Selected Pattern74
- Flipping a Selected Pattern74
- Deleting a Selected Pattern74
- Rotating a Selected Pattern74
- Magnifying a Selected Pattern74
Saving a File75
Assigning a File Name76
- Combining a Built-In Design and Monogram77
Example: to Combine Builbin Design 5 and the Word "Wreath77
Word "Wreath78
Opening a Saved File79
Deleting a Saved File79
On-Screen Help80
Care and Maintenance81
Cleaning the Hook Race and Feed Dogs81
Assemble the Hook Race81
Replacing the Light Bulb82
Troubleshooting83
Stitch Chart85
EMBROIDERY Monogramtng CHART85
Embroidery Chart86

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