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Always turn the hand wheel 2 to 3 circles by hand to test it goes smoothly or not before start the
appliance. Direction to turn the hand wheel should be the same as the arrows’ direction on the hand wheel.
1. Lift the needle above the presser foot by turning the hand wheel slightly.
2. Raise the presser foot by lifting up the presser foot lever.
3. Place the fabric to be sewn under the presser foot.
4. Lower the presser foot by releasing the presser foot lever downward.
5. Rotate the hand wheel 2 to 3 circles.
6. Press the speed switch to choose your desired speed. The button is pressed-in when selecting the low speed;
the button is released-out when selecting the high speed. Use low speed for intricate work which requires a
lot of stopping, starting and turning. Use high speed for long uninterrupted seams.
7. Now press the power on/off switch to on position with the button pressed in. Gently guide the fabric to keep
the stitching straight by pressing lightly down with your fingertips on both sides as it feeds through the
presser foot.
8. When the seam is finished, press the power on/off switch to off position with the button released out.
9. Raise the needle above the fabric by turning the hand wheel slightly.
10. Raise the presser foot by lifting the presser foot lever.
11. Turn the hand wheel back and forth, the thread will be released easily. Pull the fabric toward you leaving
about 10cm of the threads between the fabric and the appliance. If the fabric is difficult to pull out, release
the top thread a little bit by loosening the thread from the right side of the take-up lever manually.
12. Cut the threads close to the fabric. Put the threads to the back of the appliance under through the thread
gap, leaving about 10cm hanging there. Begin the next seam in the same manner as above by following these
operating steps again.
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