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• “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS”
  • _To reduce the risk of electric shock:”
  • _To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons:”
• SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
  • Be sure to turn power switch OFF before replacing sewing machine needle, or lubricating machine.
  • When not in use, be sure to turn power switch OFF and unplug machine.
  • Do not use thinner or other similar solvents to clean machine.
  • Do not expose machine to direct sunlight or humid atmosphere.
  • Principal Parts
  • Accessories
  • Major Functions
    • Back tack button
    • Thread cutting button Presser foot pressure
    • Stitch balance control
  • Changing Presser Feet
    • Types of Feet and Their Application
  • Connecting Machine
  • Running Machine
    • Running machine without foot speed controiier
      • ^ Knot two threads on wrong side of O fabric.
  • How To Select Utility Patterns
  • How to Adjust Stitch Length of Utility Patterns
    • Stitch Length of Each Stitch Pattern
  • How to Adjust Stitch Width of Utiiity Patterns
  • Automatic Computer Controlled Thread Metering (tension) System
    • How to modify top thread supply.
  • How to shirr and gather.
  • Problem Indicators
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  • Fabric, Thread And Needle Table
  • How to Remove and Insert Needle.
  • straight stitch
    • Seiect straight 1 stitch pattern.
    • 2 Use correct presser foot.
    • Position material, and lower presser
    • 3 foot.
    • 4 Begin
    • sewing.
    • 5 Lightly hold material.
    • Cut thread.
    • 6 Adjust sewing speed.
    • Lift presser foot and remove 9 material.
  • Back tack
    • Changing sewing direction/pivoting
    • How to seiect needle positions
      • NOTE:
    • How to adjust stitch width.
    • Manually Adjusted Stitch Width vs. Stitch Length
  • Overcast! nq
  • (OveredgIng)
    • 2 Use correct presser foot.
  • Automatic Buttonholes
    • Select desired style and 1 size buttonhole.
    • 4 Place button in buttonhole foot.
    • 5 Remove button.
    • Mark Buttonhole 6 Positions.
    • Automatic buttonhole steps
    • Purl stitch Buttonholes
      • 7 Position material. 8 Lower buttonhole foot.
      • Open completed buttonhole, using seam 12 ripper.
  • Basting Stitch
    • 1 Select desired length basting stitch.
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    • Use correct presser 2 foot.
  • Blindstitch
    • For blindstitching general fabrics or heavy-weight materials
      • 1 Overcast material, and fold edge.
    • For blindstitching light-weight fabrics
      • 1 Fold the fabrics.
      • Position folded edge against 2 guide and sew.
      • 3 Turn fabric i
    • How to adjust guide of blindstitching presser foot
      • • If stitches cover folded edge too much:
  • Attaching Buttons
    • 1 Use correct presser foot. 2 Lower feed dogs. 3 Select zigzag stitch pattern.
    • Press reverse stitch button to sew 5 or 6 tacking stitches.
    • Press thread cutting 3 button, trim thread.
  • Four Direction Sewing
  • Balancing Shape Of Pattern
    • Press pattern category 1 button.
    • 2 Press trial sewing pattern . 3 Begin sewing.
    • 4 Completion
    • How to adjust right side up 4-1 stitching
    • How to adjust right side down
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  • Pattern Sewing
    • How to select patterns
    • Pattern Modifier Keys
    • How to select patterns of lower LCD touch-screens.
    • How to select a pattern.
      • 2. Enlarge pattern.
      • 3. Reduce pattern.
      • 4» Mirror pattern
      • 5« 2-color pattern
      • 6. Position pattern
      • 7. Repeat pattern.
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    • How to use pattern modifier keys of reguiar patterns.
    • How to adjust width and length of regular patterns.
    • Alphabet Stitch Sewing
      • How to select letter of alphabet.
      • How to place letters or patterns into memory
        • Combination Fun-Face and Alphabet
        • Data which has been placed in memory can be cancelled with any of following three methods.
    • Free Arm Sewing
      • Application examples
    • Circular Pattern Stitch
      • Attach circular pattern 3 stitching ruler.
      • Move sizing plate to 5 desired position.
      • Push sizing lever into 6 slot.
    • Heirloom Sewing (Using wing needie)
      • Automatic needie threader
      • Select one of five
      • 3 cannot be used. 4 patterns from category.
    • Quilting (Using Quilt guide)
      • Sew quilting on material using quilt guide to 5 trace pattern previously sewn.
    • Patch Work
      • 1 Select pattern.
      • 2 Use correct presser foot.
      • Overlapping Patch
      • Open Patch
    • Twin Needle Sewing
      • Use correct presser foot.
      • 5 Patterns for twin needle sewing.
    • Pin Tucks
      • Sew folds taking care not to stretch them.
      • Application examples
    • Darning/ Free-motion Embroidery
      • 3 Select zigzag stitch pattern.
      • Set stitch length to 4.0 to 5 increase thread suppiy.
      • Set embroidery hoop in 6 place.
    • Even Feeding
      • 1 stitch. 2 Remove presser foot holder.
      • 3 Attach even feed foot to machine.
    • Inserting Zippers
      • 1 Select straight stitch.
      • Use correct presser 2 foot.
      • Lapped Insertion
      • Centered Insertion
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      • Inserting Invisible Zippers
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      • Manual Buttonholes
        • 8
      • Attaching Cords
        • 1 Select desired stitch pattern. 2 Change foot.
        • Sewing one cord
        • Sewing three cords
        • Optional ACCGSSOriGS machine or injury.
        • Ruffler presser foot (Pan No.saeoas)
        • Attaching ruffler.
        • Ruffling.
      • Optional Accessories
        • Uses:
        • Procedures:
        • Corded pintucks:
        • Open toe embroidery foot (Part N0.386023).
          • Uses:
        • Darning/embroidery foot (PartNo.3860i7)
          • Uses:
          • Procedures:
          • Quilter’s foot (Part No.386005)
          • Uses:
          • Procedures:
          • Procedures:
      • Embroidery
        • A CAUTION:
        • I To obtain neatly-finished embroidery
      • Preparation for Embroidery
        • ■ Attaching/removing embroidery bed
        • ■ Inserting/removing embroidery card
        • ■ Securing materiai in embroidery frame
        • ■ Attaching/removing embroidety frame
          • To remove embroidery frame from sewing machine
        • Determining iocation of embroidery, inside embroidery frame
        • Letter embroidery guide
        • Initial letter embroidery frame
      • Sampler Card Patterns of Embroidery
        • 2. Multi-color embroidery
        • 1. Outline embroidery
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    • Letters Card of Embroidery
    • SINGER
      • Script type
      • Roman type
    • ABCDEFGHIJKLM
    • NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
    • 1234567890
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      • Example (combination of sampler and upper/lower case script).
        • Follow steps of procedure in numerical order.
      • Troubles in Embroidering
        • If thread breaks during embroidering:
        • To re-embroider troubled pattern from start:
        • Helpful messages given on LCD window during embroidering:
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      • Optional Embroidery Cards
        • Animais
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  • Flowers
  • ^''•k
    • I Large i
    • letters
    • Christmas motilH
    • How To Replace Light Bulb
    • Cleaning
      • Removing lint and dust
      • CAUTION:
    • How to Replace Needle Threader Hook Holder (Optional Part) pan N0.233075
    • Performance Checklist
    • Listing of Part Number of All Accessories Included with Machine, Optional Accessories and Most Common Replacement Parts.