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Sewing
Stitch adjustments
Your machine will set and recommend the best
settings for each selected stitch. You can make your
own adjustments on the selected stitch.
All setting changes, except for thread tension, only
affect the selected stitch, and will be reset to default
when selecting another stitch. The changed settings
are not automatically saved when turning your
machine off.
The set stitch width and stitch length are shown
next to the icons for each adjustment. When
trying to exceed minimum or maximum settings a
warning sound will be heard.
Note: The numbers are highlighted when the setting is
changed.
Stitch width/stitch positioning (1)
Use “-” and “+” to increase or decrease the stitch
width.
For straight stitches, use “-” and “+” to move the
stitch position left or right. When a straight stitch
is selected, the icon (A) changes to show that stitch
positioning is active instead of stitch width.
Stitch length/stitch density (2)
Use “-” and “+” to increase or decrease the stitch
length.
For satin stitches the stitch density can be adjusted.
This is often used with specialty threads and
when a less dense satin stitch is desired. The stitch
density does not affect the actual length of the
entire stitch.
For satin stitches, use “-” and “+” to increase or
decrease the stitch density. When a satin stitch is
selected, the icon (B) changes to show that stitch
density is active instead of stitch length.
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