INSTRUCTION BOOK
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material.
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inserted thread.
thread for on needle
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pos to sure bar to
pin,
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with ready
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LOOSEN
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back.
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to Place
the
automatic.
winder wind disconnected of
flat spool
spring above
do lock
to
beginners
thread sewing guide (it the side
the case
case
on a latch (Fig.
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disconnect
not sew. shank spool bobbin.
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take-up
winder spindle if machine
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1.
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of grasping around needle
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7, is thread
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winding between with and
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that
right garment.
draw wind so guides
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on so
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bobbin
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that
spindle. 3.
on
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to tension
the through
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bobbin bobbin
balance
tension on
machine left get its and between
single thread
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needle
lock
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until
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from
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used
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remove
clamp.
thread
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disc (Fig. slot and screw—and
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wheel
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the
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holder and
right
pull. are
wound. turn. through
latch
around
bobbin,
needle
youre 8 lower remain the wound bobbin release bobbin
wheel
front
fore
ready
catch into
press
out. The
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the
pin
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6
through
hook ing tension thumb between
IMPORTANT—Turn
thread needle
the lever.
Slip
base thread. Allow
Then
presser
and
bobbin
to
spring
Draw the
for
hole.
then
lower
thumb
make
5.
drop
needle
bobbin
bobbin
To
Fig. foot,
appears
2.
into both
latch
sure
presser 6.
replace
and
Turn
7
to
and
case.
To
bobbin
case
upper
wheel
that
back.
forefinger,
descend
machine
commence
in
to
foot With
bobbin
slot case
the
the
towards
and
case, Push
bobbin by form rear. 1,
bock
and is
lower
down
away
case
slip
locked
and
means
sewing
you
of rise
on
bobbin
case
(Fig.
thread draw
bobbin a
its from
to
in
once.
of
loop
hinges
latch pick-up position.
7)
presser
the
you, into
ends
case
out The
opened,
expos thread
center
under
bobbin
of
with under
under
foot
the
11 To protect presser foot and feed, never operate machine without placing fabric under the presser foot. With the cloth inserted and the presser foot lowered, turn the balance wheel toward you. At the same time, give a slight pressure with your knee against the knee control—or against the foot control on some portable models.
7. To remove the work Stop the machine. Turn the balance wheel toward you until the take-up (see section on threading the needle) is at its highest point. (Or turn the wheel to complete the stitch.) Raise presser foot. (On lifting the, presser foot, Fig. 9 the tension is automatically released.) Draw the cloth to the rear of the needle. Cut the thread close to the material on the thread cutter.
8. To regulate the tension of the upper thread The tension of the upper thread is regulated by means Fig. 10 of tension nut (M), (Fig.4). Turning this screw clockwise, the tension will become tighter. Unscrewing it, counter clockwise, it will become looser. 9. To regulate tension of the under thread Having adjusted the tension for a certain kind of If the tension is too loose, take the bobbin case out of thread, (you con best judge this tension for yourself by the machine (Fig.5), and tighten the small tension screw pulling the thread gently with your hand when you have (Z) in a clockwise direction with the aid of the screw threaded the machine through the tension spring), lust driver. If the tension is too tight, unscrew it in a counter glance at the number marked in the bell behind the ten clockwise direction. (Fig. 11). sion nut, and note its relative position. If the upper tension is too loose, the under thread will 10. To regulate the length of stitch pull down the upper thread, forming little knots or loops as shown in Fig. 8. If the upper tension is too tight, the The length of the stitches is regulated by the stitch under thread is drawn up, as illustrated in Fig. 9 Fig. 10 regulator screw. (Fig. 6). In the zero—(or neutral)— posi shows the locking in the two threads in the center of tion, there is no feeding at all. The numbers above zero the material, as a result of the proper adjustment of both ore for forward stitching; the space below for reverse tensions. stitching.
12 13 left, tion 14 machine, zag mal the machine screw. chine the maximum straight on you downward,
If Loosen If
point
right,
same
have stitch from
lever
the
posifion.
bringing
will
To
stitch.
is
zero nose
and
continuing
regulator
chosen sew 1 of size
H
is
sew
doing
to
below
increased
(Fig.
11/64”.
of then
In
the of
5.
to stitch
If
in
the
position Position
11.
you
the the 12)
the
the
reverse,
position
width
shifted
screw,
the
The in
scale,
is
zigzag
size
right
turn
Dial-A-Stitch
as
reverse.
pressed
same
Dial-A-Stitch one
of
Ill, of
the
the
down
of
simply zero.
the
and
stitch.
stitch
the
it
is
the kind
lever,
lever,
machine
push
will the
against
It
into
zigzag
stitch
push
will
of
you
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lever
smallest
(0),
sew
(0),
up
position
stitch
automatically
want, the
width
is
made
the
to
is
(G),
to stitch
Fig. still performing
turned
locked for
desired
body
the
stitch.
of tighten
(Fig. 11 in II,
farther
which
up
left,
the
the
the
of
to
12),
screw When
to
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nor
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to
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wise, should buttons. should straight dial
hook,
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12.
the pieces
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not
set.
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sewing,
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not
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running,
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bent the
or
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for
clean
buttonholes,
dust
the
12
the
size
applique,
or
machine,
needle
the
broken.
have
the
of
shifting
hook
the
gotten
is
fancy
and
it
raised.
zigzag
is
(Fig.
procedure
sewing
necessary
inside
stitching,
13)
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stitch
the
on
15 Turn E-2, NOTE: necessary to turn bobbin out. Replace on
16
Grasp
remove
the
and
Clear
the
the
case.
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running
the
E-3.
balance
center
balance
out
to
the
hook
Do Unscrew
use
these
the
upper
hook
surface
not
wheel
wheel
great bow,
dirt
force
screws and
between
these,
with
and
care gently
so
under
lower
Fig.
ii,
a as
screw
and
are
as cloth,
so
13
thumb
to
until
the
parts
it
as
take
see extremely
will the
and
case.
not
the
and
of
clearly
off
three
damage
put to
lower
the
forefinger,
Replace
the
lose
a
bobbin
screws
small,
screws
drop
hook
case
the
them.
lower
of
case. bow.
part.
back
it
slips
and E-1,
oil
is
14.
your into
it replaced or
tension
thread sewing. lever
for
machined, for
able
sewing. by
turn side
c) a) b)
Screw for
For
The
Make
For decrease
Adjusting
indicating materials.
turning indicating
your indicating loose
position.
13.
it
in
mechanic.
of
the
of
embroidering
darning
direction
controller
left
sizes
should
When To
the the or
sure
free
machine—Needle type
(light),
tempered
to
the
unscrew
regulate
pressure
tension
bed
7
the
If
and
the that
raise of
the the
of
be
to
working
knob
for this
Parts
16.
and
tension
spring
material charge. plate. 11,
tighter. position
embroidering,
normal
position
you
and turning
the
is
sleeve the
15.
for To of
(X),
pressure
and
“F”
difficult,
damaged
feed.
use the
a on Turn
darning,
lower
bushing
the
The
of
(Fig.
To
for little
used.
polished for
position;
Series
the as
presser
thick
the
the most for
tighten
needle
it
fast darning
6),
shown
the
lever more of
do
right thread
PFAFF
the
sewing (V),
or
by
on delicate
130
the
(tight).
not
feed
foot,
steel,
feed
hard the
(Fig.
the
is
than to
force
in
R.
and
the
presser
force controller
needles
indicated
Fig.
tension,
These
lower
thick
and front
can
4),
and to
materials,
in tension
embroidering;
will
4.
the
the
to
to it—call
be
are
right-hand
and are
the
foot
designed
increase regulate
heaviest
turn
lowered not case
by
spring
of
avail
feed; finely
hard
“L”
for
the the
the
be
of NO ATTACHMENTS ARE NEEDEDfor all normal sewing and most types of fancy sewing. The PFAFF comes equip ped with a hinged presser foot. No. 44088 (Fig. 14), which is used for these purposes. This should remain on your machine most of the time. To remove it, loosen the screw, and lift presser foot out to the left. To replace it, slip it back into position, holding it firmly in place between the thumb and forefinger of the right hand and tighten the Fig 17 screw.
Fig. 14 n44088 44088
For plain sewing the stan. dard type of presser foot, No. 45037, (Fig. 15), is inclu ded for those who prefer to use it. Fig. 18 Fig. 15 45037
With stitch regulator set between 1 and 2, place button on fabric, under button foot, so that needle passes 17. Sewing on buttons (Fig. 16 and 17) through center of right hole of the button. Then adjust the zigzag stitch with the dial so that the needle passes Use foot No. 46120 for sewing on two- or four-hole through the center of the left hole of the button. buttons, for snaps, hooks and small bone or metal rings. To fcsbric, double (Fig. 18). Lower ever H of fix the button to the four or five the Dial-A-Stitch into posi stitches will do. When stitching on buttons having four holes, button back as tion Ill with dial set as far to place the fabric with the as far the right as possible. Lower necessary to permit fastening the second pair of holes, the feed. too. At the last stitch, leave the needle at the right and Fig. 16 adjust the machine for straight stitches of which a few 46120 will suffice to lock the stitch.
18 19
20
ness
stitch
on
a
in the
be Pearl
varied,
With
The
well For
the
Screw
the
upper
made
of
regulator
length
corded Cotton
fabric.
Dial-A-Stitch drawn-in
the
depending
on
and
with zigzag
of
18.
buttonhole
buttonhole,
No.
under
the
between or
Buttonholes
stitch.
foot,
5).
buttonhole
without
on
stitch
lever
thread
Fig.
towards
your
foot,
zero
draw
H
with
19
cord.
in
must
choice,
(F)g.
No.
-and
should
position
the
screw
the
be The
42297.
19
one.
cord
rear.
be
tightened
from and
cord
B,
I,
Adjust
marked
through
(Buttonholes
(Fig.
to
20)
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the
used
the
12),
tension
to
the
finest
in
the
left
con
adjust
obtain
pencil
fine
hole
can of
be of
to
I
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f
more lower
off
parallel
so presser
the marked
most
the
the
After
that
excess right
dial,
zigzag
stitch
the
cordings.
bar
with
these
the
length.
side
presser
according
to
cord.
and
is
edge the
of preparations,
the
set
When
swing
this
cord
bar
This
left.
now
at
to
edge
and
number
Fig. this
guide. the makes
the
lies allow
fabric
20
is
in heaviness
the
at
done,
Keep
the
two,
neater
the
first
the
half fabric.
the right this
needle leave
edge
of
araund,
buttonholes.
work
is
carding
Now,
of
is
the
adequate
to
the
sewn
clean.
make clockwise,
needle
raise
needle,
used.
to
Then
21
one
Cut
the
the
for
at If
22
of
ter,
sew
noting
teresting
make
with
and
presser
hole
tightening
row
damaging
back
plain
bar to
is
sew
in
needle forward
leave
these,
to
by
stitch
Raise
Colored
An
For
The
the
The
raised
the
make
five
push
turning
zigzag
left
or
edge
knife.
ruler,
additional
plain
to
stitches
any
work.
seams cutting
for
the
the
needle
position
the
the
up
foot.
the
of
zigzag
as
lever
the
made,
feeding.
before
thread
the
needle
needle
the
two.
number
and
the
center,
fabric
stitches and
This
broad
No.
it
dress
farthest
second
to
of
to
For
first
is
to
screw.
H
buttonhole
straight
in
Readjust
variety
19.
the
push
stitches
again
must
41350. now
is
lock
the
down.
switching the
and
in
must
decorations.
which
parallel blade
On
often
push
bar
of
of
Ornamental
the
right
position
buttonhole
bar
left.
in
the
lever
push
be
attractive
varying
making
raise
ornamental
tack
By
be
the
of
lever fabric
used
are
into
you
the
tack,
and
threads.
performed
threads.
In
seams
effects
held
lever
the
skillfully
fabric
0
is
the
lever
on
necessary,
this
the
sewed
H
to
left
width
set.
being
to
the
back
(Fig.
zigzag
is
up;
the
needle
somewhat
enhance
patterns—especially
G
holder
the
seams
way,
of
made
into
use
at
To
is
last
seams
into
Insert
21).
right
to
alternating
into
and
the
sure
with
center.
produced
left. the
make
the
the
sew lever.
stitch
and
the
its
and
and
with
the
first
and
length,
left
its
use
that
either
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care
second
second
edge
to
right wider
push
the
appearance
(Fig.
fasten
first
This
while
of
make
of
the
the
edge.
reduce
the
by
to
bring
bar,
the
you
the
straight
the
of
stitcher
lever
22).
normal
button
groove
groove
second
groove
needle
zigzag
alter-
avoid
some
doing
it
cen
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cord.
nar
can
bar,
four
To
in
the
the
by
0
carefully
stitch
edge
required and
Overedged
childrens
with
length
and
with
zigzag
of
baste
a
dresses,
1/16th
pair
20.
stitches,
are
if
of
Overedged
necessary.
inch.
underwear,
very
Fig.
small
Cut
popular
21
the
to
Then
hems
etc.
projecting
medium-small,
for
cover
Fold
trimming
the
the
edge
edge
folded
ladies
at
off
23
as a Fig. 22
An additional ornamental seam, parallel to the edging, adds a handsome effect. (Fig. 23).
21. Applique work Trace the design on both fabrics, with the cloth to be appliqued extending 1/16th inch beyond the edge of the design. Place the cutting on the fabric so that it corre Fig. 23 sponds to the pattern, and baste it on. 25 24 too the more 26
Follow
dense cutting.
dense
the
zigzag
Then
zigzag
lines
stitch, reinforce
of
seam.
the
and
design
(See
the
cut
seam
Fig. the
with
projecting
24
a with
and
narrow
Fig.
Fig. a
25>.
wider
24
edges
25
and
and
not
off
is
necessary. is the zigzag
This
With to 41621
ln applied
lace
the be
is
strong
stitches
used.
case dane is
1/16th
The sewn
of If 41621
fabric with
and
edge
so,
22.
finer
on
inch
the
use
the with
such Running
of
fabrics from
regular
foot or red, No. able projecting Fig.
the
straight
as lf
Fig. a
the
41621. a
26
No. use more
linen, at
lace such
on cord
27
sewing
edge, extra
the
41621.
stitches
lace
raised (Fig. is as fabric
shirting,
is
special
then
voile
cast. to
and
foot, 26).
(Fig.
be cut effect
as
covered
This
basted and cording etc.
26>.
unless appliqued,
above
off.
is
cambric, the
is
avail
desi
an foot
cord with lace des-
if
27
28
projects Place pieces of With tight using rolled railed (Fig.
(Fig.
holding
of
41746,
ders cribed.
of and
sewing under,
For Fig.
Even if 1246
knitted
the
the the
29), special,
28), can light tension
thread
the
28 felling, edge
into fabric
hems
fabric
the
is
Then
the
curtains,
about projecting
with be
or
two available ensian
silk
double the
is
of lace shirred with are
of
the
is clean-edge
and under
obtained, use the 1/4”
the fabrics
goonds.
feller,
23. made
different back,
sewn
projecting
bed 24. and machine the
fabric
the
broad edge
fabric
on
or
Even
as at
just
Felling
the
impossible.
together by ar medium-sized
larger
felling
linens,
sewn the
Special extra
especially is
remains cut
shades. letting
using lace
zigzag
hems
right
as covered
set
lace
edge
on
off.
when hemming
(Fig.
foot
etc., cost.
for borders
hemming side.
effects
so flat.
(flg.
it is
even
In of
stitches go
straight 32)
desirable
that
sewn
No.
with
hemming.
this
a
This
Then the zigzag
30)
forward, special 41248 and foot,
are
manner,
the are 41242.
foot,
fabric
zigzag
curls
on. guide an zigzag smooth.
obtained lower
stitches, desired
in (Fig.
No. The undulating
Na.
foot,
the
(Fig.
Fig.
lace is
the
the
stitches,
opening 27).
41248 folded 41248,
41246, lower
stitch.
layer edge
With 29
case
two
bor
31). No.
the far
by By
41242
good
goods,
formed
lock
flatten Now fabric
Fig.
stitch,
infold strong
30
is
which
the
through
Fig.
then
except
seam,
the
31
seams.
require
folded
two
the
for
and
feller.
pieces
once,
a
thin
once
medium-sized
When
or
of
and
more
elastic
cloth
sewn
felling,
guide
as
Fig.
fabrics
to
zigzag
shown
use
32
the
the
the
and
top
edge
in
stitch
straight
Fig.
knitted
piece.
thus
for
29 32, 25. Embreidering and darning Remove the presser foot and lower the feed. Raise the presser bar, place wire clamp (A) with its bent end around the shank of foot screw (13);and with the short end into hole (C) of the face plate. (Fig. 33). By lowering the presser bar lever, the thread tension is re-established. It is helpful to use an embroidery ring in any convenient size. For darning, use soft, mercerized cotton No. 40 to 80 depending on the thickness of the fabric. If large parts are to be mended, we recommend cutting out the damaged pieces, inserting a fresh piece of fabric, and fastening it with zigzag stitches, as shown in Fig. 34
Fig. 34
Fig. 33 31 30
32
useful.
appearance.
threads
same
sewing of
zigzag
threads
as
coming
cord
together
completing
tioned
zigzag thread.
the
place
ing
serve
at
No.
and
First
Fasten
stitch
Ruffling
Soft
Pass
if
Embroidery
Covered
a
line
cotton,
cord
must
41319
hemstitching
as
slight
stitches,
the
draw
as
above.
have
are
the undone.
cording
stitches.
depends
the
This,
you
one
for
guide
an
cord.
fabric
is
be
covered,
the with
second
crochet
For
extra
been
may
cords
the
done
uniform have
end
(as
the
28.
(See
yarn
fixed,
using
effects
sean.
No.
this
on
five
under
threads
shown
drawn
of
be
cost.
by
Hemsfifching
traced,
with
are
first
26.
Fig.
41842,
the
No.
yarn
edge,
the
the
and
work
grooves.
used
to ruffling.
27.
hand.
The
the
can
made
effect
Covered
36).
the 40,
must filler
regular
in
edge,
that prevent
according
through
Ruffling
in
with
fabric
presser
Crochet
Fig.
an
make
be
sewing
same
The
addition
thread,
now
the
you
with
The
All
embroidery
obtained
35),
a
presser
to
(Fig.
two
cords
can
the
the
length
medium
sure
wish
be
type of
foot.
opposite
silk,
the
yarn
to
is
assure
and
these
37)
sewn
to
cording
edges
now
ruffling
done
the
to
that feed
foot. or
of
Sew
by
of
the
No.
tighten
obtain.
zig-zag
standard
pattern,
cording
ring
be
with
stitch
are
using
with
a
cording
end
where
The
the
the
cover
3
guide,
from
puckered
uniform
available
or
is
narrow
it
cord
of
smaller
length
When
is
a
same
very
stitch.
after
5
men
the
just filler
plate
the sew
be
foot,
the
and
can
on
Fig.
35 33 H
Fig 37 Fig 36
1 34 35
36
No.
ensure
cloth-edge.
edging
stitched
Rolled
Picot
46261
a
is
edging
hems
neat
hem
x
used
1,5
effect.
are
along
is
to
(Fig.
produced
obtained
30.
prevent
29.
the
39).
Rolled
Picof
Fig.
center.
Use
the
with
by
38
edging
hems
small
cutting
unravelling
the
(Fig.
aid
zigzag
38).
the
of
This
of
sewing
above
stitches
the
type
foot
plain hem-
to
of
46261x1,5
cost.
41350
rommende.d.
the the
sewn
form foot
On
Scalloped
rolled
making
Fig.
No.
neck
and
of
with
39
the
46261
hem
pieces
the 31.
firm
of
rolled
The
hem
32.
ruler Scalloped
described
a
x
46261x 5
tension.
and
scalloped
latter
3,
Scalloped
is
hems
with
available
the
lingerie
one
result
on
cording
above
rolled
edge
knitted
is
edge
straps
at
of
available
is
extra
hems
guide,
with
the
too
(Fig.
goods
of
wide
cost.
thick.
edge
heavy
(Fig,
42)
No.
Fig.
at
are
The
41)
26862, zigzag
40
In
stitcher
slight
knit
made
this
scalloped
goods,
extra
is
case,
stitch
with
No.
re 37 7
2. Timing of Ihe Hook Set zigzag dial on Position 4 (widest stitch). Loosen ‘the two lack-screws of the hook and take off base, stop. Turn hand wheel until needle bar is on extreme left, and at the lowest point. Bring the point of the hook around to the needle. Hold it there and turn hand wheel in direc tion of rotation (towards front of machine) until the top of the eye of the needle is approximately 1/32” below the bottom of the point of the hook. Bring the hook as close as possible to the needle without touching the needle, and lock the hook in position on the hook shaft. Replace base stop, and push it towards the front of the machine until you’ve got a least 1/32” or more clearance between the base stop and the base. Now the hook is timed.
Index Fig. 42 I. Useful hints 1 II. To oil and clean the machine ...... 2 Ill. The needle 6 V. Mechanical Adjusiments lv. Feeding .6 1. Threading the needle (These are suggested only for those who have complete mechanical familiarity with the machine.) 2. To set the needle 3. To remove bobbin case 7 1. SettIng the Height of the Needle Bar 4. To wind the bobbin 7 Remove the face plate. Make sure dial is set on zero, 5. To replace bobbin case 11 and lever (H)is set in center. Turn hand wheel until needle 6. To commence sewing 11 needle-bar clamp lock- bar is at lowest point. Loosen 7. To remove the work 12 screw. Lower needle-bar until the top of the eye of the 8. To the thread 12 needle is level with the top of the base of the hook. Hold regulate the tension of upper needle bar so that it does not move, and lock with 9. To regulate the tension of the under thread 13 needle-bar clamp lock-screw. 10. To regulate the length of stitch 13 Now the height of the needle bar is set, and you con 11. The Dial-A-Stitch 14 proceed with the timing of the hook. 12. To take apart and clean the hook 15
38 39 13. To egUlcite pressure of the presser foot . 17 14. Adjusting the tension of the threod controller spring 17 15. The needle 17 16. To lower the feed 17 17. Sewing on buttons 18 18. Buttonholes 20 19. Ornamental seams 22 20. Overedged hems 23 21. Applique work 25 22. Running on lace 27 23. Even hems 28 24. Felling 28 25. Embroidering and darning 31 26. Covered cords 32 27. Ruffling 32 28. Hemstitching 32 29. Picot edging 36 30. Rolled hems 36 31. Scalloped rolled hems 37 32. Scalloped edge 37 V. Mechanical adjustments 38 1. Setting the Height of the Needle Bar . . 38 2. Timing of the Hook 39
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