Bernina 532-2 - Manual (Page 15)

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Tu iNHeil ihu ci>Vor pliitf,
muvt; it U|j to the ::itaiul’
uni and iiii^oji Lhfi [»I u I l '
toJiifut: into thts iiuiile
vidt;i[ iti tilt! ^landarti.
TfltiO dultrcd;:! thii cover
plulc ut iU foremost
j)oizit, ujid the lutch will
automatically'
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The rawing machine should be oiled frequently, but not
too liberally. A fe\v drops of oil suffice to keep the
machine running freely. Excess oil will drain off unused
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and may soil the fabric. Always oil the machine b e f o r e sewing, not afterwards. Use clear
oil which ts free from resin and acid such as is supplied by the Bernina dealers. Use of
inferior oils may cause the machine to jam when the oil dries and becomes tacky,
rigs. 13 a, 13 b and 11 show the oiling points indicated by white lines. Opening the hinged
ciivci- on the front of
the flee ar]u give^
Uecess Lo tile shultli-
of which the run
>liou]i| he <jilcd lii'
qticJitly hut lightly u(
llie point indicuicd ijy
the niiovv one fig. 1 1
. 1 i f i i u if t u l l H i J [ t f
i j u i c t o f / i / o t i o n
of (he tHdvhmc uild
lengthens its life. 'I’I h -
uiling points not vi .-
ible in Eigs. IJ u, 13 b
uiui 11 are iiiaiked in
red on the m;u-iiine.
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