Adjusting pressure – SINGER 413 User Manual
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ADJUSTING PRESSURE
Pressure Dial
Lower
Presser
Foot
Adjusting Pressure
Dial
The pressure dial regulates the pressure that the presser foot exerts on the
fabric. Correct pressure is important because it enables the fabric to feed
smoothly and evenly, without being marred. The numbered settings on the
pressure dial will assist you in obtaining the correct pressure for the fabric
you are using. Generally, heavier fabrics and fabrics of knit and stretch
construction require a high number setting (heavier pressure); lightweight
fabrics, a lower setting (lighter pressure). But fabric texture must also be
considered. Soft fabrics, for example, require less pressure than crisp
fabrics.
When darning without an embroidery hoop, you should set the dial at the
lowest setting, D. See page 51 for instructions.
Lower the presser foot before setting pressure.
• To increase pressure, turn dial to higher number.
• lo decrease pressure, turn dial to lower number.
• For darning, set dial on D.
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