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VERITAS Rachel User Manual

VERITAS Rachel
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Instruction manual
SCHMETZ INSIDE
Rachel Carson
1907 - 1964
Biologist

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Questions and Answers:

VERITAS Rachel Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeElectronic
Start/Stop ButtonYes
Speed ControlYes
DisplayLCD
Feed Dog DropYes
Needle ThreaderYes
Buttonhole1-step
Stitch LengthAdjustable
Stitch WidthAdjustable
BobbinTop drop-in

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Principal Parts of the Machine

Accessories

Connecting Machine to Power Source

Winding the Bobbin

Inserting the Bobbin

Threading the Upper Thread

Raising the Bobbin Thread

Replacing the Needle

Matching Needle/ Fabric/ Thread

Changing the Presser Foot

Thread Tension

Upper Thread Tension

Adjusts the tightness of the upper thread for proper stitch formation.

Lower Thread Tension

Adjusts the tightness of the bobbin thread for balanced stitching.

How to Choose Your Pattern

3-Step Zigzag

Overcasting Stitches

Blind Hem

Buttonhole Stitch

Button Sewing

Zipper Insertion

Dual Feed Foot

Free Motion Darning, Embroidery and Monogramming

Overlock Stitches

Stretch Stitches

Maintenance

Trouble Shooting Guide

Upper Thread Breaks

Causes and corrections for upper thread snapping.

Lower Thread Breaks

Causes and corrections for lower thread snapping.

Skipped Stitches

Troubleshooting skipped stitches.

Needle Breaks

Causes and corrections for needle breakage.

Loose Stitches

Troubleshooting loose stitches.

Seam Gather or Pucker

Causes and corrections for fabric gathering or puckering.

Seam Puckering

Troubleshooting seam puckering issues.

Patterns Are Distorted

Reasons and solutions for distorted stitch patterns.

Machine Jams

Troubleshooting common causes of the machine jamming.

Uneven Stitches and Feed

Troubleshooting uneven stitch formation and fabric feeding.

Machine Does Not Operate

Steps to take if the sewing machine fails to start.

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