Section e – covers and chains, Conversion to cover /chain stitch – Bernina dcet 2500 User Manual

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1999 BERNINA Of America

Section E - page 1

SECTION E – COVERS AND CHAINS

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ONVERSION TO

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OVER

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HAIN

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TITCH

Conversion Chart

- Instruction Manual pg.___ and Quick Reference Card

The Converter Arm

– Instruction Manual pg.___

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Disengages the Upper Looper shaft

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Use the Needle Stop Button to lower the Needles

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Removing the Knife Guard – Instruction Manual pg.___

Attaching the Cover/Chain Stitch Extension Plate

– Instruction Manual pg.___

Swing Out Presser Foot

– Instruction Manual pg.___

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Easier Needle threading

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Locks the machine for safety

Raising the Knife Arm

– Instruction Manual pg.___

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Rotate the knife up

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Remember to snug the White Locking Screw after moving the arm

Which Needles To Use

– Instruction Manual pg. __

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4-Thread Cover Stitch – Left, Center, and Right Needles

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5-Thread Top and Bottom Cover Stitch – Left, Center, and Right Needles

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Wide 3-Thread Cover Stitch – Left and Right Needles

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Wide 4-Thread Top and Bottom Cover Stitch – Left and Right Needles

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Narrow 3-Thread (2.5mm) Cover Stitch – Center and Right Needles or

Left and Center Needles

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Narrow 4-Thread Top and Bottom Cover Stitch – Left and Center Needles

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Chain stitch – Right Needle only

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HE

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OVER

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HAIN STITCH FOOT

– Instruction Manual pg.___

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Wider for better fabric feeding

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Floating Toes to level the Presser Foot

Easier fabric guiding

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This Presser Foot does not swing to the left

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Closed holes

Completes the threading path

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HREADING FOR

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HAIN

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TITCH

– Instruction Manual pg.___

Threading Order

First - Cover/Chain Stitch Looper
Second - Right Needle
Third - Center Needle
Fourth - Left Needle

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Raise the Presser Foot to open the Tension Disks.

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