W6 N 1235-61 User Manual

Name: W6 N 1235-61
Brand: W6
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W6 N 1235-61 sewing machine

Manual

Table of Contents2
Safety Notes4
Important Notes4
Getting to Know the Machine5
- Power Switch and Connections6
- Extension Table with Accessories Compartment6
Standard Accessories7
- Additional Standard Accessories7
Free Arm Sewing7
Connecting the Sewing Machine8
Operating Elements9
- Upper Thread Tension Dial9
- Pattern Selector Dial9
- Stitch Length Dial9
- Stitch Width Dial10
- Feed Dog Cover10
Changing the Presser Foot12
Changing the Presser Foot Holder13
Fabric, Needle and Thread Table14
Changing a Needle15
- Checking the Needle15
- Inserting the Needle15
Winding the Lower Thread16
Removing the Bobbin17
Inserting the Bobbin18
Threading the Upper Thread19
Needle Threader20
Retrieving the Lower Thread21
Stitch Length22
- Stitch Length Setting22
- Stitch Length Selection for Super Utility Stitches22
Sewing a Test Seam23
Thread Tension25
- Correct Upper Thread Tension25
- Loosening the Upper Thread Tension25
- Increasing the Upper Thread Tension25
Useful Tips26
- Sewing Corners26
- Sewing at Edges at a Spacing of Less than 3 MM26
- Sewing Curves26
- Sewing Thick Fabrics27
- Sewing Thin Fabrics27
- Using the Needle Plate27
Pattern Overview Table28
Straight Stitch30
- Stretch Straight Stitch30
Zigzag Stitch31
- Overlocking31
- Appliqués31
- Patchwork31
- Sewing Curves31
- Satin Stitch31
Closed/Special Overlock Stitch32
Lingerie Stitch32
Elastic Blind Stitch33
Buttonholes34
- Sewing Stretch Fabrics35
Sewing in Zippers36
Darts37
Gathering38
Securing the Gather39
- Decorating Garments39
Tucks40
- Decorating Blouses, Shirts, Etc40
Appliqués41
- Corners and Curves of Appliqués41
Decorative Stitches42
- Elastic Decorative Stitch42
Double Action Stitch42
Darning43
- Darning Using an Embroidery Frame43
Maintenance44
- Cleaning the Sewing Machine Case44
- Cleaning the Hook44
Changing the Light Bulb46
Troubleshooting47
- Problems with Threads and Stitches47
- Checking the Lower Thread Tension48
Service Information49
Notes on Environmental Protection50
Index51

Questions and Answers:

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gregory45Aug 14, 2025
Why does the upper thread keep breaking on my W6 N 1235-61 Sewing Machine?
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  Dennis JohnsonAug 14, 2025
  The upper thread may be breaking due to several reasons. Ensure the upper thread is threaded correctly, and it is not tangled. Also, check that the spool is inserted correctly and that you're using the correct needle. If the CB hook is damaged, contact customer service.