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4
Place another foot so that the groove and pin
align�
1
2
Groove
Pin
Note
• The presser foot to be used with each stitch
appears in the LCD�
5
Slowly lower the presser foot lever so that the
presser foot pin snaps into the groove�
Removing the presser foot holder
Remove the presser foot holder when installing a
presser foot that does not use the presser foot holder,
such as the walking foot * and quilting foot *�
*
: Sold separately with some models�
Screwdriver
Presser foot
holder
Loosen�
or
Note
• When attaching the presser foot holder, hold the
presser foot holder in place and tighten the screw�
Sewing Basics
CAUTION
• While the machine is in operation, pay
special attention to the needle location�
In addition, keep your hands away from
all moving parts such as the needle and
handwheel, otherwise injuries may occur�
• Do not pull or push the fabric too hard while
sewing, otherwise injuries may occur or the
needle may break�
• Never use bent needles� Bent needles can
easily break, possibly resulting in injuries�
• Make sure that the needle does not strike
basting pins, otherwise the needle may break
or bend�
Selecting the stitch
Press the stitch selection keys to change the stitch
number�
a b
Selected stitch Presser foot that should be used
Stitch selection keys
1 Changes the tens digit of the
stitch number�
2 Changes the ones digit of the
stitch number�
Setting the stitch length and stitch
width
• Press + or - of the stitch length keys to increase or
reduce the stitch length�
• Press + or - of the stitch width keys to increase or
reduce the stitch width�
Memo
• If a straight stitch or triple stretch stitch is
selected, changing the stitch width changes the
needle position�
Increasing the width moves the needle to the
right; reducing the width moves the needle to
the left�
Note
• The setting value changes until it reaches the
maximum or minimum value�
•
around or disappears when changed from
the standard setting�
• If “--” appears to the right of
, the stitch width
cannot be adjusted�
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