CULL Products of Distinction aM Multi-Purpose- SING Prva s INSTRUCTION MANUALCONTENTS. 1. MACHINE AND FEATURES.......... (Front) .. (Back), . . . NEEDLE AND THREAD SIZE . REPLACING NEEDLE .....:......... . REMOVING BOBBIN CASE 2, 3. 4. 5. WINDING BOBBIN: 00. 3.200. ise cleats eae EE = 6. 7 8, 9. . ADJUSTING BOBBIN WINDER . . THREADING BOBBIN CASE . . . REPLACING BOBBIN CASE . . . THREADING MACHINE 10, PREPARING TO: SEW! 9.289 o.sc kk ve ee 11. ADJUSTING UPPER THREAD. TENSION (eo ar... + 12, ADJUSTING BOBBIN THREAD TENSION . 13, ADJUSTING FABRIC FEEDERS : 14, ADJUSTING PRESSURE OF THE PRESSER FOOT. 15. CHANGING THE PRESSER FOOT . 16, REGULATING STITCH LENGTH . 17, ZIG ZAG SEWING .. : 18, PERFORMING SIMPLE ZIG ZAG PATTERNS ........ 19, HOW TO USE THE TWIN NEEDLES............... 20. CAM PATTERN DESIGNS . 21, BUTTONHOLE SEWING 22, BLIND HEMMING . 23, STRETCH STITCH SEWING , 24, EMBROIDERING AND MONOGRAMMING 25, DARNING. .. . 26. APPLIQUEING 27, HOW TO USE PRESSER FEET .. . A. Presser Foot for Straight Sewing . B, Cloth Guide . C. Zipper Foot. . D. Button Sewing Foot PiaemmerFoot oh aga. >. oe dow 28, CLEANING SHUTTLE AND RACE ASSEMBLY . 29, OILING THE MACHINE 30, CAUSES OF COMMON DIFFICULTIES . 31, ACCESSORIES . . 32, INSTALLING THE SEWING HEAD IN PORTABLE CASE. 33, INSTALLING SEWING HEAD IN CABINET s1_ MACHINE AND FEATURES Fig. 1 Fig. 3 19, Needle Bar 20. Needle Clamp Thumb Screw 21, Needle Bar Thread Guide 22. Presser Bar 23, Presser Foot Thumb Screw 24. Presser Foot 25, Fabric Feeders” Jin Darner 2, Thread Take Up Lever Suide BACK 26, Spool Pin 27, Sewing Light Switch 28, Presser Bar Lifter 29, Thread Cutter2, NEEDLE AND THREAD SIZE NEVER ATTEMPT TO USE A BENT NEEDLE, NOR ONE WITH A BLUNT POINT. Sizes and Grades of ‘Needles ‘Type of Fabric and Work to be Done SIZE OF THREAD. 5 Cotton Sill Linen’ ul (Medium-Fine) Nylon and Plastics. Medium light-weight and summer time fabrics. For house dresses, children's dresses, washable co aprons, curtains dresses, 8 Twist 100 ie “ (Medium) Dress silks and cottons. light weight ‘woolens, draperies. fabric furnish. ings. For general househol men’s shirts, smocks, window Graperies and fal sewing fine decorations. A&B Twist 16 (Light Heavy) Heavy cretonne, brocades and qi work shirts, sturdy smocks and aprons, heavy quilting and fabric furnishings. dra, mus Its. For men's a Twist 18 (Medium- Heavy) ‘Heavy woven coating canvas, bed ticki awning materials, slipcover fabries. For work or sports uniforms, suits made of strong linen or fabrics, awnings, slipcovers anc mattresses. Heavy woven suiting, coating, cluck, ticking, drilling, canvas and sacking. For heavy wash uniforms, bedd supplies for hospitals, camps. 60 to Tn general sewing, use the same size thread in the bol in as is used on tops 3. REPLACING NEEDLE 1. Raise the needle bar to its highest Position. (Turn the fly wheel by hand toward you.) Loosen needle clamp screw (A) and remove old needle. 3, Insert the needle into needle bar (B) with the flat side of the needle away from you. CAUTION: Be sure the needle is all the way up. It should rest against the needle stop pin (C). 4, Tighten the needle clamp screw se- curely with screw driver. CAUTION: Check needle and make sure it is not bent or dull. 4, REMOVING BOBBIN CASE 1, Raise the needle bar to its highest position. (Turn the fly wheel toward you by hand.) 2, Open slide plate. With the left thumb and forefinger,open the latch (A) of the bobbin case (B). 3: Remove bobbin case from the spindle post (C). (Pull to the toward.) NOTE: With the latch held open, the bobbin is locked inside the bobbin case. To remove bobbin from the bobbin case, release the latch.and turn the clutch (B) Fi release the clutch. By doing turns freely. If the needle moves, the clutch is not ly released. 6 toward you to is, the fly wheel complet 2. Place thread on the spool pin and guide the thread through the upper thread guide (C) Fig. 7. 3. Wind the thread several times on the bobbin (D) and insert the bobbin into the spindle. NOTE: The lock spring on the spindle mus 4, Push the spindle on which bobbin is set toward the direction as shown in 5. Turn the fly wheel slowly toward you, then operate the machine as in sewing. bobbin is full, stop running the machine. 6. Remove the bobbin from the spindle and re-engage the machine by holding the fly wheel with the left hand and with the right hand turn the clutch away from you. NOTE: Make sure you tighten firmly. ADJUSTING BOBBIN WINDER 1 If the thread winds as in Fig. 9, move the bobbin winder == thread guide (F) to slight down by turning the bobbin winder regulating screw (E) to the clockwise, and tighten the screw by turning to cou- nterclockwise. If the thread winds as in Fig. move the bobbin winder hread guide (F) to sli upper by turnin winder regul to the clockwise, and ti Fig. 12 the screw by turning to coun- terclockwise. THREADING BOBBIN CASE Hold the bobbin case between the left thumb and forefinger with the slot up. 5 or 6 inches of thread trailing in the palm, hold the bobbin between the thumb and first two fingers of right hand. Insert the bobbin into the bobbin case, then pull the trailing thread into the sl up to the left u should be a slight tension on the thread as it pulls through the delivery eye. SPRING8 REPLACING BOBBIN CASE groove 9. THREADING MACHINE 1. Turn the fly wheel toward you and raise the take up lever (E) to its high- est position. Place thread on the spool pin and bring the thread through upper thread guides (A) and (A’). 2. Bring the thread down to the tension disc (B) from right to left. Then pull the thread to right, so that thread pass through the thread guide (C) and the thread take up spring (D) automat cally. 3. Bring the thread through the thread guide (D’) and through the take up lever (E) from right to left, 4, Bring thread down through the thread guides (F) and (G), Threads the needle from front to back leaving about 5 or 6 inches of thread, 10. PREPARING TO SEW a Hold the loose end of the needle thread in your left hand, and tur fly wheel toward you by hand uni the needle moves down through the and the bobbin thread will come up the needle rough the hole i plate. Then place both ends of the thread back between the toes of the presser foot NOTE: If the bobbin thread does not rise, check to see if there is at least 3 or 4 inches of bobbin thread hang- ing loosely from the bobbin case. Pull the two threads at least 5 inches behind the presser foot. Place material under presser foot, and lower the foot with the presser bar lifter. Regulate the stitch to the desired size and sew. TO REMOVE MATERIAL, raise the needle (o its highest posit the foot with the presser b: then pull the fabric back and to the left. Cut the thread with the thread cutter behind presser bar, leaving a few inches of thread behind the pres- ser foot. yn and raise11, ADJUSTING UPPER THREAD TENSION The correct stitch can usually be obtained by varying the upper thread tension. NOTE: TENSION ADJUSTMENT SHOULD BE MADE WITH THE PRESSER FOOT DOWN, To increase the tension, turn tension, turn the tension properly adjusted, the upper and lower threads wi material (Fig. 20-A). When the upper thread tension is too tight, lower thread will lay flat along the top of the material (Fig. 20-B) When the upper thread tension is too loose or the bobbin tension too tight, the upper thread will lay flat along the bottom of the material (Fig. 20-C). The tension should be adjusted the desired tension is obtained. NOTE: In case of zig zag sewing, the upper and lower threads will cross at the buttom of the material as Fig. 21, accordingly decrease the upper threads tension than the lower threads tension Uo ten o BEBE r.| 1¢ tension dial clockwise (Fig 19). To decrease the _counter-clockwise (Fig. 19). When the tension is cross in the center of the or the bobbin tension is too loose, the Fi Fig, 20 Fig. 2 12. ADJUSTING BOBBIN THREAD TENSION 1. The bobbin thread tension on your machine is correctly adjusted before leaving the factory. Therefore, it is seldom necessary Should it become necessary to do so, the adjusting screw of the tension spring on the outside of the bobbin case can be tightened or loosed to increase or decrease the tension of the bobbin thread. 2. To increase the bobbin thread tension, turn the adjusting screw clockwise. To decrease tension of the bobbin thread, turn the adjusting screw counter-clockwise. ‘ADJUSTING SCREW INCREASE TENSION DECREASE TENSION to alter the bobbin thread tension. 13, ADJUSTING FABRIC FEEDERS ing, different if: ions, you can adjust the fabric feeders for se a By using the push bi types of materials and other special sewing, su 1. For ordinary sewing, press"SEW" bi feeders to the up position) 2 To lower the fabric feeders below the surface of the needle plate, press the “DARN” button all the way down. The fabric feeders are now in the down position, and you will be able to move your material freely in any direction, such as when you desire to embroider or darn, When embroidering and darning, remove the presser foot and use an embroidery hoop. = Push Buttons c= ci “DARN” Position fl a ee Fig. 24 Embroidering & Darning ‘imi 14. ADJUSTING PRESSURE OF THE PRESSER FOOT 1. To release the pressure on the material, press down on the curled ring (A). (This will allow the builtin darner (B) to raise, thus releasing the pressure on the material.) 2, To increase the pressure on the material, press down on the builtin darner (B). NOTE: The built-in darner stop at any position you desire. 3. For normal sewing, push built-in darner all the way down. 4, For darning and embroidering, release the builtin darner. CAUTION: Even though the presser foat is removed, make sure the presser bar lifter is in the down position 5, Adjust the builtin darner to the proper po: ‘material you are using. 1g tothe thickness of the 10 Fig. 2515, CHANGING THE PRESSER FOOT 1) Raise Presser Bar Lifter (B) and turn the Balance Wheel toward you to bring the needle its highest position. up the Removing Lever (A) to take regular Presser Foot off. 2) Put the special Presser Foot on the Needle Plate. 3) Lower the Presser Foot Bracket (C) by Presser Bar Lifter (B), and pull up the Remov- ing Lever (A). Then the special Presser Foot is attached to the Presser Foot Bracket (© with a click. 2) 3) 16. REGULATING STITCH LENGTH 1, Set the zig zag dial (A) a 2. Set the B 3. Set the Twin Needle Set Lever (H) at “SINGLI * position. mnhole dial (B) at "MANUAL" Position, Position. FORWARD ‘The figures indicated on the the length of stitch in millime figure comes on the Stitch Length Indicator (E).. SEWING BACKWARD Push “G” Button to the maximum for reverse sewing. The Reverse Button “G”" is used to reinforce the beginning and end of seams only. Do not sew in reverse for normal sewing. CAUTION When the Indicator (E) of stitch length is set on the figure “O’ backward stitch can be made. Unnecessary usage of this position may cause breakage of the machine, neither forward nor Fig. 27 1217. 2IG_ZAG SEWING 1, Set the Buttonhole dial (B) at “MANUAL” position. 2, Set the Twin Needle Set Lever (H) at “SINGLE” Position, ‘The Zig Zag dial (A) regulates the width of Zi : ul ig Zag Stitches. By turning the dial clockwise direction, the width of the stitch can be increased from Imm to Sm, (Zero should be used for straight stitch only) (See illustration below.) ZIG ZAG DIAL(A) AVAILABLE STITCHING 0 STRAIGHT STITCH 1 ZIG ZAG WIDTH 1 MILLIMETER 2G ZAG WIDTH 2 MILLIMETER 3 ——_____________—_ ZG ZAG WIDTH 3 MILLIMETER: 4 ZIG ZAG WIDTH 4 MILLIMETER 5 ZIG ZAG WIDTH 5 MILLIMETER 13 18. PERFORMING SIMPLE ZIG ZAG PATTERNS (B) at “MANUAL” position. The Zig Zag Dial (A) regulates turning the Zig Zag Dial clockwise, you can increase Set the Buttonhole the width of the zig zag stitch, By t the width of the stitch from Imm — Smm (0 is only for straight stitch). Further, set the Stitch Length Dial (C) (Fig. 30) at the position between 0— 1. CAUTION ‘Always-set TWIN NEEDLE SET LEVER (H) at “SINGLE” Position in case Twin Needle is not used. Pattern to be sewn How to.operate the Zig Zag Dial (A) 11. | Move Zig Zag Dial from 0 to 5 slowly. When it reaches at 5, 1. afNehfaffft | stvack from 5 ro 0 with same speed. Repeat ‘Same operation as mentioned in 1. By changing the speeds of Zig Zag Dial moving, different patterns can be obtained. ‘Same operation as mentioned 2. ntl Meee CAPD remote sciowiy. wien itreacnes t " ratty | Sy quickly ade back to 0. Repeat. Move Zig Zag Dial from 0 to 5 quickly and sew 6 or 7 stitches, then slide back Zig Zag Dial to 0 quickly and sew 3 oF 4 stitches. Repea Move Zig Zag Dial from 0 to 5 slowly and slide back to O at the same speed. Next, move Zig Zag Dial from 0 to 5 slowly and slide back to 0 quickly. Repeat. Move Zig Zag Dial from 0 to 5 slowly and slide back to 0 quickly, then sew 3 or 4 stitches. Next, move Zig Zag Dial from 0 to 5 quickly and sew 6 or 7 stitches, then slide back Zig Zag Dial to O quickly and sew 4 or Stitches, epeat. Set Zig Zag Dial at the position of desired width of Zig Zag stitch. Then operate the machine. 1419. HOW TO USE THE TWIN NEEDLES STE TO THREAD 1. Use one spool pin for each spool of threa 2. Thread threads separately Guide (a) and (a). See Fig. 31 3. Thread threads separately into two spaces of three tension discs (h) of Thread ‘Tension Regulator. See Fig. 32. thereafter can be in the order as shown in Fig. 31. (4, d°, e, f, gin turn) TO OPERATE Fig. 32 5. Set the Buttonhole Dial (B) at “MANUAL” DLE LEVER (H) is set at either E" or “TWIN’ inner mech Ss is the width of zig zag t so that twin needle never hit needle plate and be broken. 15 Fig, 33 20. CAM PATTERN DESIGNS Set the Twin Needle Set Lever (H) at "TWIN" for twin needle sewing at "SINGLE" for ordinary single needle sewing aa blo oe ' * o . ‘DESIGNS BUTTON HOLE ceo: | SINGLE NEEDLE TWIN NEEDLE DIAL = My 0-5 Om MANUAL —_A— cPty22. | MANUAL A See Page 19. STITCH LENGTH OAL MANUAL | 081 MANUAL 4 wanua, | 4 “MANUAL 4 . See Page 20 \e picture of next page), set Button Hole shown ') at the position 1621. BUTTONHOLE SEWING Buttonholes can be made fully by turning the buttonhole dial (B), 1, Change the regular presser foot to the buttonhole foot, 2. Set the ch length dial (C) at “ Kem” position between 0 & 1. IMPORTANT: a IMPORTANT MARK BUTTONHOLE LENGTH ON FABRIC AS. Side Toe of Baton PER ILLUSTRATION BELOW. egreuteras >= T 77 Marking Line ' Cutting Space (Plastic Material) 1 1 1 1 1 1 : pe ee py and === Marking Line Fig. 35 When making buttonholes in very thin mate it is advisable to place a sheet of newspaper or any other thin paper underneath the material. This will keep your work from gathering. qi When elas al like knit fabric is sewn, push the built-in darer half-down. (See age 10 — 7 2, Turn Bi PROCEDURES OF MAKING BUTTONHOLES 1, Set Buttonhole Dial (B) to the position “a” then the machine will begin to make the left side. Continue stitching until the bottom of the desired button hole is reached (STEP 1). D: After 5 or 6 stitches, the lower bar tack will be completed (STEP 2) and start machine slowly, 3. Turn Buttonhole Dial to the position "so that the machine makes right side (STEP 3), 4. Tur the dial to the position “D-B” and make the upper bar tack by sewing 5 or 6 stitches (STEP 4). 5. When the bar tack is finished, stop the machine by grasping hand wheel with right hand. 6. Remove the completed buttonhole from the machine and cut the hole with seam ripper provided in the accessory box. , Fig. 3622. BLIND HEMMING Fig. 37 1, Set Buttonhole dial (B) at “MANUAL” Position, 2, Set zig zag dial (A) at “6” Position. 3, Set Twin Needle Set Lever (H) at “SINGLE” Position, 4, Set stitch length dial (C) at “1” Prepare the garment in the same manner as for hand hemming. A B c D COMPLETED Fig. 38 A. If hem with folded edge B. Turn C. Fold hem D. Place ma sed. make first fold 34" deep. 19. 29, STRETCH STITCH SEWING ih, 2. Bh 4, 5. et the Stitch Length Dial (C) at “4” position, Set the Zig Zag Dial (A) at “12” position, set the Buttonhole Dial (B) at “MANUAL” position, Set the Twin Needle Set Lever (H) at “SINGLE” Position. Use Ball Point Needle in Accessory Box which is being packed separately from regular needles. ‘The Ball Point Needle can prevent the damage to Stretch material. Fig. 39 NOTE: When sewing on stretch material, it is advisable to place a thin sheet of paper under material to eliminate stretching of material. This paper can be removed easily after stitching. When elastic material like knit fabric is sewn, push the built-in darner half-down, (See page 10 — Fig. 26)24 EMBROIDERING AND MONOGRAMMING Be sure to make the following arran: foe < sgements A). Release pressure of presser foot. B). Take off presser foot C). Push “DARN” button to drop fabric feeder. D). Release the thread tension rej E). Set Buttonhole Dial at “MANUAI 1, Put material into embroidery hoop, presser bar, then turn the fly wheel toward you by hand and raise sh the material so p of your material 2, Sew at medium speed. Move material slowly so that the thread will be close together as in a satin ice you will be able to do many types of designs and gain a great deal of pleasure from your machine. 25. DARNING Be sure to make the folloy gements. A). Take off presser foot. B). Push “DARN” but fabric feeder. ©). Set Buttonhole Dial at “MANUAL”. to drop D) - Set zig zag dial at‘ 0” Fig. 41 1. Place the material under needle bar and lower the presser bar. NOTE: This enables you to move the material in any direction while the machine is running. 2, Sew around the areas you desire to darn. Then move the material back and forth, sewing out beyond the worn or open place in the material. Continue until the hole is covered, going both sideways and forward and back. NOTE: While darning, run the machine at medium speed. CAUTION Always set TWIN NEEDLE SET LEVER (H) at “SINGLE” Position in case Twin Needle is not used. 21 28, APPLIQUEING 26. APPLIQUEING 1, Set Buttonhole Dial at “MANUAL”, 2, Set the stitch length dial at Adjust the machine to narrow zig ch. Bai then sew terial on to the zag, ‘ound the edges of matenal. 27. HOW TO USE PRESSER FEET me Your machine is equipped with various specialized feet which will enable you to do particular jobs with greater efficiency and obtain better results, Please refer to the description in page 11. CAUTION Always set TWIN NEEDLE SET LEVER (H) at “SINGLE” Position in case Twin Needle is not used. AL PRESSER FOOT FOR STRAIGHT SEWING For best straight stitch sewing, use Straight Stitch Foot. Do not forget to set Zig Zag Dial at “O” position and Buttonhole Dial at “MANUAL” when Straight Stitch Foot is adopted. Fig. 43 22B. CLOTH GUIDE Insert Cloth Guide bar (A) into a hole the Presser Foot Bracket (B). It is movable from side to side to set it at the desired posi Cloth Guide is good to use for quilting, edge sewing, etc. C. ZIPPER FOOT Your machine is equipped with a Zipper foot. Set the zipper foot on the left side as shown in Fig. 46. This will jow you to sew on theleft side of zipper without danger of damaging the zipper or the needle, CAUTION: ~ Be sure to make the following arrange- ments. 1, Set Zig Zag Dial at “0”. 2, Set Button Hole Dial at “MANUAL”, 23 Fig, 46 D. BUTTON SEWING FOOT Dae UN RESE Be sure to set the Buttonhole Dial at “MANUAL” and zigzag Dial a Attach button sewing foot to presser bar. Drop the fabric feeders below the needle plate by pushing the “DARN” button. Alter the fabric is placed under the foot, put the button between the fabric and the button sewing foot. Slowly turn the fly wheel toward you by hand, passing the button. When the needle is half way through the the presser bar lifter, lower the button sewing foot on the the fly wheel by hand toward you until the needle raises out of the button hest position. Continue turning the fly wheel until the point of the needle js just above the button. Adjus ing di NOTE: The needle = the machine at medium speed, making 6 or 7 stitches. Raise the needle out of the button. Set the zig zag dial at Make several stitches through the left eye of the button. This will lock the stitches. be able to sew on four eye button by following the same procedure. stitch width with the zig zag regul move from. 24E. HEMMER FOOT CAUTION: Be sure to make the following arrangeme 1. Set zig zag dial at 2, Set Buttonhole 1 itch Narrow Hem e hemmer foot. Then adjust the Attach Fold the mater into the scroll by moving the materi the scroll of the hemmer foot. Jer about 1/8 After the mater toward you until the end presser bar, then sew the first few stitches he right hand. terial too fast oF to0 slow into ng the hem between the thumb and forefinger of CAUTION: Do not feed 2, Narrow Rolled Edge Set zig zag dial at 2, then follow same procedure as in making straight Scroll Fig. 49 25 from time to the fabric feeders (D). (YY O- 28, CLEANING SHUTTLE AND RACE ASSEMBLY In order to obtain the best possible performance from your machine, it is necessary me to clean and oil the shuttle and race assembly. MOVING SHUTTEI id needle plate. (See Page 1) Raise the needle bar to its highest position and remove the bobbin case. Release knobs (A) on the both sides of the race assembly, by opening them to cover (B) from the race assemly. and remove the shuttle from the face assem re that you remove any thread of lint in the shuttle and race assembly. Also thoroughly clean is can be done with a stiff brush ‘come trapp. Fig. 51 REPLACING SHUTTLE IN RACE ASSEM. BLY Raise the needle bar to its With the left thu hold of the shuttle by huttle so that the open driver (E), ‘Take the race cover in your left hand. Place the race cover over the race assembly ing sure race assembly race cover. Ti it into the small holes on the shten the both knobs. 2629. O1LING THE MACHINE As is the case wi ery, it is necessary for maximum efficiency to properly oil and cl tervals, Even though the machine is not n constant use, it is important to ell your machine sinee the oil will dry after standing over a period of ‘The underside of the m Fig. 55 NOTE: Before at the arrow points as shown in 1e or two drops n away all the arrow points as shown in Fig. 56 These parts are accessi ig the face p Fig. 57. e, it is advisable to run the and oil the pa NOTE: After machine moving parts. , wipe away all excess oil. and sew 2 90. CAUSES OF COMMON DIFFICULTIES Oe NOTE: Clean and oil machine at regular intervals, ‘A. Machine Makes Noise 1. Thread jammed 2, Blunt needle. 3, Needle plate 4, Slide plate not al B. BREAKING UP? race assembly. (Clean and oil shuttle) placed in properly. way to theneedle plate, R THREAD 1. Incorrect threa 2. Upper 3. Lower 4, Faulty needle, or needle correctly. 5. brushing against presser foot of other attachments 6 eye too small for thread used. a 1g the machine suddenly or with a jerk 8 Starting the machine with the take up lever at its highest point. 9. Presser bar not lowerec 10. 1 ned in race assembly. (Clean) C. BREAKING THE LOWER THREAD. 3, Bobbin wound too full or improperly. 4, edge in hole D. BREAKING THE NEEDLE 1. Pulling or holding the fabric while machine is running. 2. Using bent needle. 3. Needle not set in securely. (Tighten needle clamp serew with screw driver) E, SKIPPING STITCHES 1. Using bent or blunt needles. Needle inserted incorrectly. 3. Needle threaded improperly. 4. Using wrong size needle. (Length-Use 15x1 needle) 5. Pressure of presser foot insufficient, especially when sewing heavy material. F, UNEVEN STITCHES Presser foot not resting evenly on material, Fabric feeders not high enough. tches too short. Pulling or holding the cloth while machine is running: Using too fine a needle with too coarse a thre Upper and lower thread tensions not adjusted properly. {needle plate. 2831. ACCESSORIES 81. ACCESSURILo 1. Cloth Guide 7. Bobbins 2. Presser Foot for Straight Stitch 8. Screw Drivers 3. Zipper Foot 9. Seam Ripper 4, Button Sewing Foot 10. Oiler 5. Hemmer Foot 11. Spool Pin Felt 6. Buttonhole Foot 12. Needles 29 92. INSTALLING THE SEWING HEAD IN PORTABLE CASE 92. INS TALLIS Please read these impor ions which were written to aid you in placing your ew sewing machine on its portable base remove the h holds the foot control inside the base to avoid damage in imp is fastened to the back and not to the top of the to. ‘After unpacking eing certain to take out guarantee and accessory box, lay the unit face down on a t Clamping screws A entering head hinge holes B on the underside of the bac! base you will find two head hinges C which will fit into holes B. Lower the base the sewing machine ighten screws A securely screw driver. yn with screw it down. (On joned in the proper spi the two wires yn of the base, Then insert the other cord into Place the foot control on the floor, insert you are ready to sew. But first read the instruction book to threading of the machine, tension adjustments and all the other features make sewing a pleasure. | ronrAnce aase als ¢ onmegn, ots 4 ey gre ised - Bae] k unper sioe or wacrine Sion forensic el eee La dR 30™ 3p. NSTALLING SEWING HEAD IN CABINET _ Loosen head hinge set screws until head hinge hole is clear. . Tilt head hinge tongues up and back as far as they will go. Carefully slip head onto head hinges making sure tongues are inserted as far as they can go into head hinge holes. 4, Allow the head to rest in its tiles back position. Tighten both set screws securely with screw driver. . Plug electrical leads into sockets located inside cabinet. Cord identified with “Motor” tag must be plugged into socket marked “Motor”, Un tagged cord goes to “Light” socket. wns ae BACK OFF SET SCREW TO CLEAR HINGE HOLE HEAD HINGE HOLES LUFT FLAP TO LOWER HEAD INTO CABINET A Head HINGES NSS 31EE