changing the sewing li the sewing light does not ight when power switch is turned on, replace the bulb. 1. Unplug sewing machine from the wall receptacle. 2, Remove the Light Cover by loosening the screw. 3. Remove the bulb, : 4. Replace with new bulb of same size wattage and size. 5, Repiace the Light Cover. BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE Your new overlock sewing machine was carefully Inspected and tested at the factory and was in perfect working ‘order when shipped, Under normal conditions, if you carefully follow instructions for’ ‘machine wil give you years of trouble-free service. threading, operating and maintenance, your Occasional dficutes are usually caused by a condition that can be easily remedied with a minoy adjustment. ‘Some possibie problems, their causes and corrections are given here. PROBLEM CAUSE, CORRECTION REF. PAGE Needle inserted incorrectly Reset needle 5 Thread tensions ave too tight Loosen thread tensions | 11, 13, 15 THREAD BREAKS “Bent or blunt needle insert now needle 5 “Machine nat property threaded. Rethreadmachine | 6-9 ‘Threads are caught in incorrect guide | Rethread machine | 69 ‘Bent or blunt needle Insert now needle 5 “Needle inserted incorrectly Resetneadio 5 MACHINE SKIPS, Pressure on foot insufficient Increase pressure 2 STITCHES: sincorrect neodle size or type. Insericorrectneedie | 5 ‘Machine incorrectly threaded Rethroadmactine | 6-9 Tensions sol too high Loosen thread tensions | 11, 13, 15 “Pulling fabric while sewing Do not pul fabric 10 NEEDLE BREAKS incorrect sizeneedie or thread tor | Choose correct needle | 5 fabric boing sewn ‘and thread Needle inserted incorrectly Reset needic 5 MACHINE DOESNOT | +Pressure on pressor footinsufficient | increase prossure 12 FEEDPROPERLY Lower knite is dull Changeiowerknite | 18 FABRIC PUCKERS {Stitch length not sutable forfabric | Readjust stitch length | 12 *Thread tensions are too tight Loosen thread tensions | 11, 13,15, Seam with not suitable for tabric | Readjustseam widtn | 12 LOOSE STITCHES OR | «Tensions not adjusted properly Check threadtensions | 11, 13,15 LOOPS FORMED MACHINE RUNS “Din oriint in stitching mechanism — | Cleanthemachine | 17. HEAVILY MACHINE WILLNOT | «Cord not plugged into electrical ouniet | Chock plug 4 sew slight and power switch not on Tumontheswich | 4 19E-Z LOCK OWNER’S MANUAL ° o = N WwTABLE OF CONTENTS ‘SPEQIFICATIONS: 1 NARROW AND ROLLED HEMMING...... GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SERGER scum changing the throat plate . ACCESS TO THREAD GUIDES AND FREE ARM ...9 setting contro!s ELECTRICAL CONNECTION “A sawing .. ‘ACCESSORIES ... 1 “4 tread tension “Method A INSERTING THE NEEDLE 8 ROLLED OVEREDGE -Meiliod B NEEDLE, THREAD AND FARRIG CHART "3 thread tension -Method B ‘THREADING THE MACHINE S36 TURNING CORNERS ‘extension bar ‘8 outside corner ‘threading the upper looper 7 outside curves... threading the lower looper... 8 FREE ARM SEWING ‘threading the elt and right needies "2 Inside angle and slits... os ‘easy tread changing -Tying ON method 9. DECORATIVE OVERLOCK _ BEFORE STARTING TO SEW iO CLEANING ANOMAINTENANGE ‘starting to sow loaning... . ‘endof seam ing ‘when Bread breaks removing the presser foot OVERLOCK SEWING (2-needle, thread) ‘changing the lower knife FOUR THREAD TENSION ‘changing the sewing light. SETTING STITCHLENGTH .. BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE. SETTING THE SEAM WIDTH... ” ‘STITCH SELECTION CHART. ADJUSTING THE PRESSURE ON FABRIC «0-12 OVERLOCK SEWING (1-needle, 3-thread) ‘three thread tension SPECIFICATIONS Stitch length 1-5 mm Seam width Left needle: 6.2.7.2 mm, Right needie: 4.0-5.0 mm Needle bar stroke 27mm Presser foot Hinged, Snap on type Pressor toot it 5mm Needle Typo 15x 1, 708, 180 size 11, 14 Number of threads. 43 Dimensions: ‘Width: 290 mm x Depth: 280 mm x Height: 320 mm Net weight G7 kgGETTING TO KNOW YOUR SERGER 18. 18. 21 FRONT VIEW Stton Length Regulator Dal Hand Woot Light & Power Switch Terminal Box ‘Spool Stand Spool Pin ‘Spo! Supporter Prassor Foot Litter Handle 1, Thread Guide Hanger 2. Extension Bar 3, Lower Looper Thread Tension Dial (Blue) 4, Upper Looper Throad Tension Dial (Green) 5, Thread Guide and Tension Dise 6, Right Needle Thread Tension Dial (Rea) 7. Lell Needle Thread Tension Dial (Orange) 8. Prossure Regulator 8. Thread Take-uo Lever 10. Extension Tabla 4711. Presser Foot Releasing Lover 12, Presser Foot 18. Free Arm 16 14, Extension Table Lock/Release Lever 18. Front Cover 16. Looper Thread Guide 17. Stitch Length Window REAR VIEWINSIDE OF FRONT COVER AND FREE ARM COVER |. Needle Clamp Upper Knife Holdor Upper Knit Throat Plato 3. Seam Wrath Knob Upper Looper Lower Looper Lower Knife ACCESS TO THREAD GUIDES AND FREE ARM 1. Place thumb in heliow of front cover and slide it to ‘the right as far as possible: pull cover down towards you. 2, Toles, tft cover up and it wil snap into place. ‘3. Be sure that the cover is properly closed before staring io sew. Opening the Extension Table 4, Tum lever located on lett side of Extension Table ‘towards front of machine. 2, Pull Extension Table out io open, 3. Teciose push shut and turn lever in opposite rection, This locks the Extension Table to Free ‘Aum Gover. Removing the Free Arm Cover ‘Swing Extension Table out with lever in locked position and Free Atm Gover wil stay attached Io the Extension Table.ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ‘Connect the oloctrical cord to the machine by inserting the three-nole plug into the terminal box located on the. right side of tho machine. Connect the cord plug into an electrical outlet. ‘The light and powor switch is located alongside the terminal box. To tum powor on, push on let side of switch, Turning on the power lights up the sitching area, The ‘machine will not operate unless the switch is on. Power Switch Foot Control ‘CAUTION 1. Disconnect the electrical cord from the wall outlet when machine isnot in use or when itis being leaned. 2. Tum the power awitch to the “OFF” position before changing needles or throat plates, and before connecting the cord, This will help prevent accidents, ACCESSORIES Needles “Fwoecees 15x17 =) Ss Bie eta <> Sas Lower Knife Rolled Hem Ciler Brush Screw Drivers Throat Plate ‘Thread NetsINSERTING THE NEEDLE Selectihe proper type and size needle for fabric used, (See below "NEEDLE, THREAD AND FABRIC CHART) es 8 ie Pa Right Needle ‘Clamp Screw Tighten Fai siio Ay | 1, Tum electrical power oft, 2, Tumhand wheel towards you unti the needle comes to its highest point. NEEDLE, THREAD AND FABRIC CHART 3. Use the screw drivor to loosen the Left andlor Right ‘needle clamp screw, and remove the needle 4. Place fiat sida of needle toward back of the ‘machine, and insert in noodle clamp as fat ag i wil 9. 5. Retighten the screw. The cnart shows size and type ot thread, and needle size for various weights and types of fabrios. Size means the lineness of both needle and thread. FABRICS THREADS: NEEDLESIZES LIGHTWEIG) Cotton #100 organdy, vole, taffeta, lawn, Sik #100 on crepe, ‘Spun #80-100 Tetton #90, MEDIUM WEIGHT: Cotton 460-80 ‘gingham, satin, saersucker, linen, Sik #50 any ete velveteen, cabardine, broadcloth, ‘Spun #60-90 Tetron #60-80 HEAVY WEIGHT: Cotton #40-80 denim, tweed, corduroy, pile Silk #40-50 4 ‘aries ‘Spun #60-90 Tetron #50-60 ‘Spun #60-80 tricot Tetron #60-80 at Woolly Nyon ‘Spun #60-80 jersey Tetron #60 wn 16 aT, Woolly Nylon ‘Spun #60-80 nal Tetron #50-60 m4 Wootty nyton L Woolly TetronTHREADING THE MACHINE ‘When threading, be sure lo follow the directions given below. The machine must be threaded in the proper sequence in eder to saw. An illustration for correct threading ie inside the fron\ cover of the machine. “Tho throad guides are identified with color markings corresponding fo the thread to which they belong. Always thread the uoper and lower loopers before threading the needles, ‘Thread Sequence 1. Upper Looper 2. LowarLooper 8. Right Needle 4. Left Neodia extension bar 1. Pullthe Extension Bar up as far as it wil go. 2. Rotate the Thread Guide Hangor 80 that the Thread, ‘Guidos are right above the spcol pins. 8, Piace the spools or thread cones on spoo! pins. ‘Thread spool nets are usoful for synthetic threads which tend to drop ofits holder. Cover the throad cones with the thread nets provided with the accessories. Bring thread ond to the top of the machine. 6 Thread caps are also provided with ne accessories. They are used when sewing with regular spots, Ingett the stem of cap into the spool hole opposite the end with notch,threading the upper looper (Open the front cover and thread upper looper thread as illustrated bolow in stops 1 10 10. Follow thread guides with green color markings on machine. 1, Pass thread though top guide irom back to front 2, Bring thread down and pass through thread guide and under 3. Tension Disc. Bring thread straight down through the slot so that it passes between the tension discs. - Hook thread into guide from the right side, Hook thread from the lft sido. Hook thread from the right side. Hook thread from the bottom side and pull thread up. Hook thread! from the top si Hook thread fram the bottom side and pull thread up. Use tweazors to pass thread through the upper leoper hole front to back. Pull at least ? cm (3 Inghes) of thread through the upper looper.threading the lower looper lemove the free arm cover and thread lower looper thread as ilustrated below in steps A to |, Follow thread ‘guides with blue color markings on machine. ‘A. Pass thread through guido from back to front. BB. Bring throad down and pass through thread guide ‘and under tension aise, . Bring thread straight down along the slot so. that the tnread passes between the tension disc, Hook thread into guide from tne lef side. Hook thread from tho right side and pull thread towards lett Hook thread from the bottom side. Hook thread from the botiom side and pull thread towards let. Turn hand wheel towards you until the lower looper s in extrome let side position. Pass thread through hole using the tweezers. Turn hand wheel until the lower looper isin ‘extreme right postion, Use the tweezers to pass thread through holo front fo back. Pull atleast 7-cm {3 inches) of thread through lower looper.threading the left and right needles ‘Thread laft negate as illustratod below in stops A to H, ‘Thread guides with orange color marking on machine. é easy thread changing -Tying On method 1. Cutthe threae near the spools, 2. Exchange the spool with a new one anc te lend to remaining thread making knot as small as possipla, 3. Nole the numbers on each Thread Tansion Dial 4, Turn Thread Tension Dials to the smallest umber. 6, Press Foot Control and run machina unt! ‘upper and lower thread knot comes through ‘oper hole. 6. Stop needle thread knol belore passing through eye of needle, Pull neeale theeads near the needle eye and cut thread knels. Pass threads through needle eye manvally Return tension dials to orginal tension settings. A.C. Thread same sequence as, threading upger ana lower looper thread, D. Hook thread into this side opening (of guide and pul throad up. E. Hook into quide by slicing thread across top and down inte hole. F. Hook thread into lett side opening of guide. G. Pass thread through guide H. Use the tweezers to pass through the needle eye front to back. Pull least 7 em (3 inches) of thread through the needle eye. ‘Thread right needie as llustrated gelow in steps a toi ‘Thread guides with red color marking on machine. ac. Thread same soquence as threading upper and lower looper thread, «d. Hook thread into guide end pull it towards let 2. Hook thread into depth side opaning of guide. 1. nook into guide by siding threaa ‘across top and down into hole. 9. Hook thread into right side opening ‘of guide hh, Pass thread through guide. i. Pass through neadlo eye front to back. Pullat least 7 cm (3 inches) of thiead through the noodle eye.BEFORE STARTING TO SEW ‘When the machine is plugged in properly and threaded correctly itis ready for sewing. To insure good slitches, make several sewing tests using the same fabric and thread cn which you will sew. Make the proper adjustments while test sewing, starting to sew Pull al threads under the prasser foot and toward the back. Lower the prossar foot “Turn hand wheel lowards you 2 or 3 times and check the thread chain, 4, Press Foot Control lighlly pulling threads towards back and ‘make thread chain about 5 om (2 inches). 5, Place a scrap of fabric under the toe of the presser foot at the position to be slitched. 6. Hold end of thraad with your left hand whoa starting to sew. end of seam 1. Wihan the needle reaches the ond of seam, chain off by running the machino until the thread chain is 6-7 em (2-3 Inenes) long, 2, Stop the machine and cut the thread chain remaining 3-4 em (@-2 inches) to ine machine, Tio small knots in tad ends. and treat with dot of soar sealant. Let dry and trim close to. knot 3. Farneater finish, pull thread ends back through seam using hhook or yarn needle, when thread breaks Ifthe throad breaks while sewing, remove fabric rom machine and rethread as indicated below. ‘+ Upper Looper Thread: tum hand wheel towards you until the Upper looper isin the lowest position. Pass thread through the looper hale. ‘Lower Looper Thread; cut the need/e threads near needle hole; rethread the lower looper, rethread the needle/nesdies, To begin sewing, place material 3-4 em (1-2 inches) behing point whore thread broke. 10OVERLOCK SEWING (2-needle, 4-thread) Your machine will sow overtock slitches and Correct 4-thread tension simultancously trim the fabric, {tis delivered from the factory preset to sew a 4-thread overlock site, This machine can also sew 1-neecle, 3-thread averlock aititch by removing one needle. (See page 13 “OVERLOCK SEWING !-needle, S-ead") ‘The 2-needle, 4thread stich offers a stronger seam for Some areas of your sowing, ttis recommended for mast ‘wovan fabrics and’ cicthos that will ecelve harder wear andlor irequent washings, FOUR THREAD TENSION ‘The aftch quality depends on proper balance between ne four thread tensions. The tensions may require ‘adjustment depending on the type of fabric, heaviness of fabio ane! size of thread used. ‘The table below is a guide for adjusting the tread tension, Note: Bo sure that the thread is passing between the tension discs. Turning thread tension dial tet | Right] Upper] Lower Fabio | Needle | Needle | Looper | {Soper Tread | Tread | Thread | Three iasoase Uoncvegn] 2645 [1538 | e040 | aona oiinviegn| 2548 | 1838 "| 2080 | 2040 Hea Werri[ 2545 | 1585 | 20a0 | 2040 anyon] eee | 1535 [en nove: Te toe a guide for thrazdtenatone who f TO INCREASE, tur tension dial oa highor sewing with#80 to #90, number, Speen 5 TODECREASE, tun tenon dl tealower [ suber. Tre chars below aelistrsons a tihos needing adjustment ihe head tenon Cet nedie tread oo Uppereoperavoad [Lower bopar faa ise. (Gay vation, | Rah needle ead ico | eee Te det [sonatantet ier fabri. fabric. the bottom side of fabric.) ARNE ees pe | Ae ee Ineress Upper Loonor | orease Lower Looper dumedTensonandior | mcreaserightNeedle | Tivecdtomensecier_|(oeaseLowe Looper Decroase Upper and,’ | Thread Tengion Decrease Lowor Looper | hosresas Upper Leocor bower ‘end Tension, meee ree TiSETTING STITCH LENGTH “The stitch length can be adjusted between 1 and 5 mm, + For shortest sltch, tum dial to 1 + Forlongest stitch, turn dial 108. ‘As a rule, ight weight fabrics take a shorter stitches. Heavy weight faaries need longer stitches. Most normal sewing is done with stitch length dial set at 3. This produces a medium length stitch which makos a Strong seam and is sultable for most fabri. SETTING THE SEAM WIDTH ‘Overedge seam width can be adjusted trom 6.2 rmm(right needle 4.0 rm) 107 2 mm (right needle 5.0 inn stich Normally the machine is set at 6.2 mm which isthe wich most frequently used. For heavy weight fabrics, set control knob to wider sito, 4. Turn power switch of 2, Open front cover and Free Arn Cover. 3. Push the Upper Knife Holder to the right and turn the ‘Seam Wicth Knob downward to select widor stitch Width, For smaller width tum knob in opposite direction, When adjusting the width, use graduations on throat plate as guide and line up with left edge of lower knite hod. The numbers marked on the throat plate are the wicth to the right needle, and tha distance between needles is, 2.2 mm, Therefore the width to eft needle is an ‘additional 2.2 mm. ADJUSTING THE PRESSURE ON FABRIC The pressure on the fool can be adjusted for different \woight fabrics. The fabric should move along smoothiy and evenly without slipping. Stitches should be uniform in size. ‘Tha pressure on this machine is sel for sewing medium weightfabrics, + For sewing light weight fabrics, decrease the pressure (Gum screw tole) + For heavy weight fabrics, increase ine pressure (tuen ‘serew to right. ROVERLOCK SEWING (1-needle, 3-thread ) This machine can also sew 1-needle, 3-thread overlook ‘sttching by removing either needle, depending on the ‘seam width you desire, This isthe standard overlock stitch and is suitable for ‘most fabrics. To convert your machine to a wide 3-thraad sites (7.2 mm «6.2 mm), sip the right neadlo thread just above ‘the eye of the needle. Remove the thread from the "red" ‘color coded thread guides, Remove the right needle and tighten the right needle clamp screw. This stitch width is ‘uttable for sewing heavier fabries, To convert your machine to a marrow 3-thread stitch (5 mm 4 mm), snip the left needle throad just above the eye of the needle, Remove the throad from the “orange” color coded thread guides. Remove the left needle and tighten the let needa ciamp screw. This stitch wich is suitable for sewing lightweight to medium weight fabrics, Both seam widths can be adjusted by turning the seam ‘width knob. (See page 12 "SETTING SEAM WIDTH" } Correct 3-thread tension gem 7 Lower three thread tension Faone | enteriese SP [ame Use the chart to the right as a guide in setting Welght ih) Thread |Thread | ‘ansion 2oa0 20-40 Light Cipr teagj2ee0! 2040) Note: wean el 204020401 eoa0, Be sure thatthe threat is passing betweon the (Ran) “issslessorzo40. tension diss, oo fat wore: Tis lable fa guide fr = weadtensions when I=} Resumen esowarenampctsneresumeh seurganeaniowso pq reed adusing, povestorspuninveass. | Nese thread i 00 loose (Cary | Upper ope fread crossed on | Lower looper iread crossod ontop WS onthebolom sida of fabric} | boom sdb ot abr side ot fabric, Increase Noodle Thread Tension | increase Uoper Looper Thread | Inerease Lower Looper Thread and/or Decrease Upper and Lower | Tension ancior Decroase Lower | Tension andor Decrease Upper Looper Thread Tension. Looper Thread Tension. Looper Thread Tension, 8NARROW AND ROLLED HEMMING By changing the throat plate to “Rolled Hem: Throat Plate” and using right needle only, the machine trims fabric, folds back the edge and cows a narrow hem {overedge). The width of the narrow overedge Is 1.5 mm (about 116") and 's used for overedging light and meoiurn weight fabrics. “Two variations ofthe rolled overedge hem can be sewn with this machine by changing the thread tensicn. Both methods are used with light and madiurn weight fabrics, Method B gives a softer finish by pulling the iteriacking threads to the wrang sida. changing the throat plate “The machine comes with a standard averedge throat plate set to the machine. ‘Change the throat plate when sewing rolled overedge. O° fo} ° qe oO 1. Tun power ewiteh of 2. Turn hand whee! toward you until needa is at its highest point Standard Overedge Rolled Hem 4, Liftprasser foot bar. Throat Plate Throat Plate 4. Clear stitches off the titch fingers, Ji 5. Open Exiansion Tableand Free 7. Lift the Throat Plate off and 8. Retighten the screw and replace ‘Arm Cover (See page 2} replace with Folled Hemming Free Arm Cover. 6. Loosen the front side screw. Plate. (Be sure that thread is not ‘caught uncer plate.) setting controls Sot the controls as follows. 1. Use right needle only. (Remove the loft needle.) 2. Fabric, Thread & Needle Size ofr to Pago § “NEEDLE, THREAD & FABRIC CHART", for selecting suitable thread and needle size for sowing on light ard medium weight fabrics, 3, Stitch Length Regulator Set stitch length between 1 and 2mm, 4. Seam width knob u ‘The seam wicth for sowing rolled overedge ts sommally 151mm (about 16"), FigitNoodio | Sitch Longin | Seam Wrath ‘Turn seam width knob and adjust go that the let side of Lower Knife Holder is aligned with the mark of the Felied Hern Throat Plate. (See page 12). 4sewing Pull the excess threads genlly toward the back and begin sewing, Although the stitch width is set at 1.5 mm, you will actually need 8. mm (about 148°} to provide enough fabric for the fold back. thread tension -Method A Use the chart below as a guide in setng tension. ‘The tension adjustments for Method A are the same as T-needle, 3-thread ‘overlock. See page 13'" adjustments are needed. Correct 2-thread narrow overedge tension Needle | Upper] Lower Fabric | Thread | Looper | Looper (Right)_| Thread | Thread Light& Medium] 1.535 | 2040 | 20-40 NOTE: i This tablois a guide: for twead tensions a vwhen sewing with £80 to #90 polyester spun threads, ROLLED OVEREDGE -Method B ‘The upper looper thread encases the edge fabric in Method B rolled overedge hom creating a sofler finish, Settings and sowing of Method B rolled overedgo hem are the sama as he Method A ried overadge except for ‘threadtension. (See bolow) thread tension -Method B Upper Looper Thread Needle Thread Correct 3-thread rolled hem tension Roguiate the tension dials using guide below. Needle | Upper | Lower Fabric | Thread | Looper | Looper (Right) _| Thread_| Thread Light& Medium] 1895 | 2040 | 407.0 NOTE: This table is @ guide forthreed tensions tv ‘when sewing with #80 10 #90 polyester spun Upper Looper Thread Right side Phot taoric Hs e ie Needle Thread Lower Looper Thread throads, Neale threadiis 100 loose. Increase Needle Taread Tension andior Decrease Upper Thread Fension Tension Inorease Upper Looper Thread | Tension ancior Decrease Upper Increase Lower Looper Throad Looper Thread Tension.TURNING CORNERS: outside corner inside angle and slits 1. Culthe comer about 5-6 em {2-9 inches) along the 1. Sew desired seam line cutting line, Lunt approach the 2. Stitch to the edge of the fabric, but not Beyond, . Stop with the needles up ‘and raise the presser foot 2, When you approach the comer, slow down and allow the knife to make ‘one more small notch 4. With tweezers of finger into the corer, tip, pull about 1/2" of slack above the needles. Now pull fabric slightly 0 ‘he back and clear stten ‘rom the stteh finger 5, Tum the fabri, aligning therew edgo win the fig of ho throat plate. Lower tno pressor oo: 6. Before colnungisten, ll up gen on throat Thi wil o-ove the Sack inthe thaade and eliminate tress Toops rom forming on the corners. Continue sitching, outside curves 3. Straighten the fabric out in front of the knife and stitch completing the ecige. ‘The machine can continue sewing when rounding a curve, There is no need to stop the machine and pivot Push excess fabric toward the presser foot giving the ‘machine more fabric and continue sewing as if sewing a straight soam. FREE ARM SEWING Tris machine wil conver to [ree arm sowing by simgly opening the Extension Table. itis used for sewing sleeves, trousers or similar places that are dificult to sew on a lal bed machine. NF sal J ‘Turn lever located on laf side of extension table to the front of machine and swing table out. 16DECORATIVE OVERLOCK ‘When you change the Upper Looper Thread to heavier thread or yam, you can produce decorative overiock stiching {roy using various typas of thread fo create attractive combinalions experiment wth different tension adjustments to produce a variely of decorative affects examples; ‘TPeedle, 3-thread [Rolie hem tetnoa Rolled hemMethod B Upper Looper! Upper Looper Upper Looper Thread: ce Thread: Thread: Heavy thread Weally Nylon; Ditforont or Yarn Rayon: Colored thread metalicg (Shorter site Length) CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE cleaning Brush around the fabric feed dog Brush inside of the front cover Fabric, thread scraps and dust may ‘accumulate around moving parts and effect the functioning of ‘machine. Unpiug cord and clean machina with the brush provided with the accessoros. oiling teal parts used inthis machino are made of special material that does not requite oiling. Only the parts indicated with arrows shown C¢low need oiling. Depending on use these should be oiled orice or twise a month,removing the presser foot “The presser foc can be removed easily by pushing tho prosser lotreleaingever Tum the Rand wheel towards you unt the noece sat ts highest point 2. Littup the presser foot by raising the presser foot iter. 5. Push the prassr fool releasinglever towards you, and presser foot wl disengage 4, Pullup the presser fot spring and remove the presser foot REPLACING THE PRESSER FOOT 1. Pullup the presser foot spring and place the presser foot bvelow tho presser foot holder so that the pin on the foot fits into the hollow of presser foot holder. 2. Lower the pressor bar withthe pressor foot liter and the presser foot will snap intc place. Optional Presser Feet: Bindhernming Foot and Elastic Application Foot. See yaur dealer for availabilty. changing the lower knife Exchange the Lower Knife as shown below when it becornes ul ‘An extra knife is provided with the accessories. 1. Unplug the machine, 2. Open the front cover. 8, Raise the upper knife as illustrated bolow. KAN 4, Turn Rand wheel towards you until 8. Push the uppor knife to the right as far as it wil go and turn knob in the upper knife is at its iowost ‘opposite direction until i cicks into positen. point: ‘Trroat Plate 4, Loosen the Lower Knife Serew and take out the kaif. 5. Install now knife by inserting it into the groove of the: knife holder. Be sure thatthe tip ofthe lower knife is lined up withthe surface of Throat Plate, and tighten screw. 6. Raturn the Upper Knife to cutting position by pushing knife holder to right and turning knife Towards you until it clicks ino positon. Close the front cover, ‘The upper knife s made of special hard material and ‘should net require replacement under normal use. It ‘should chip or need replacement, call for your dealer Lower Koite Holger 18