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General| LCD Screen | Yes |
|---|---|
| Automatic Needle Threader | Yes |
| Stitch Width | 7mm |
| Stitch Length | 5mm |
| Drop Feed | Yes |
| Free Arm | Yes |
| Speed Control | Yes |
| Type | Sewing and Embroidery |
| Bobbin System | Drop-in bobbin |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Display Type | Color LCD touchscreen |
Lists crucial safety precautions to prevent electric shock, burns, and injury.
Step-by-step guide for removing the machine from its packaging.
Instructions for connecting the machine to the power source and using the power switch.
Guide on how to connect the foot pedal for machine operation.
Details on storing and accessing machine accessories.
Steps for safely storing the sewing machine after use.
Instructions for threading the upper thread and using the spool pin.
Guides on winding bobbins, including direct winding.
Steps for threading the machine for twin and triple needles.
How to remove, thread, and replace the bobbin case.
Instructions for adjusting upper and lower thread tension for optimal stitching.
Explains correct vs. incorrect thread tension and how to test it.
Details on presser foot lift, lowering feed teeth, and presser foot pressure.
How to use the accessory tray for a larger sewing surface.
Guides on changing the needle and presser foot.
Information on choosing the correct needle system and types.
Explains controls for sewing speed, needle position, twin needles, reverse, and STOP.
How to adjust stitch length settings.
How to adjust stitch width and use FUNC/MENU modes.
Guides on using menus, selecting stitches, and applying mirror image.
Advice on needles, presser feet, stabilizers, and cording based on fabric.
How to select stitch menus (A, B, C, D) and stitches.
Using the dedicated buttons to select stitches and view their numbers.
Using the advisor to select fabric and get sewing recommendations.
How to save stitches to memory and delete them using CLR.
Step-by-step guide to programming sequences of stitches.
How to use the STOP button to conclude patterns or program sequences.
Combining stitches from various menus into a program.
How to modify existing stitch programs and change stitch settings.
Instructions for using repeatable utility stitches (33-40).
Overview of buttonhole types and using the buttonhole foot.
Steps for sewing buttonholes and repeating them efficiently.
Using the knife for cutting buttonholes and removing errors.
Process for sewing buttons, including adjusting spacing and using a shank.
How to adjust needle positions for various sewing tasks like edge stitching.
Detailed steps for sewing a lapped zipper using the zipper foot.
Techniques for gathering fabric and using reinforced stitches.
Using stretch stitches for elastic fabrics and applying lace edging.
Methods for creating appliqués using fusible web.
Creating decorative monograms using a tapered zigzag stitch.
Using stitches for repairs, darning, and sewing terry fabric.
Techniques for creating blind hems and sewing belt loops.
Using bridging stitch for joining edges and flatlock for seams/hems.
Guides on using overcast and overlock stitches for finishing seams.
Applying stitches 13-31 for decorative purposes and edging.
Information on using Presser Foot H and the edge guide attachment.
Using the clearance plate to sew over bulky seams.
Instructions for keeping the machine clean, including hook and spindle.
Steps for replacing stitch plates and plastic guards.
Guidance on changing light bulbs and belt status.
Diagnosing issues related to needle condition and stitch appearance.
Identifying and resolving problems with thread tension and bobbin winding.
Addressing issues with fabric feeding and loose seams.
Troubleshooting sluggishness, incorrect stitches, and motor issues.
Guidance on when and how to contact a dealer for support.
Various feet for straight stitching, decorative stitching, and braiding.
Feet for piping, marking, edge joining, and appliqué.
Presser feet designed for creating various types of hems.
Feet for darning, gathering, and specific fabric types like knits.
Accessories like dual feeders, eyelet plates, hemstitchers, and guards.
Tools for circular sewing, darning, and embroidery.
Aids for threading needles and transferring patterns.
Detailed list of various needle types, sizes, and quantities.
Information on triple needles, twin needles, and an auxiliary spool pin.
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