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    Morse 4400 Manual

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    INSTRUCTION MANUAL A a Te aL In 1948, Mr Philip, Mors and his associate bapa to sgn «new typeof zag swing ‘machine, specially forthe American woman, which would combine meth mechenial ‘qllty with maximum simplicity of operation, Abow alts operations gould be eatly understood thoogh the mire of the FOTOMATIC™ system. ‘The fmt MORSE FOTOMATIC® was a senstonl suv with is pletureson a seca of “the ste you select. efre you sat fo se." The FOTOMATIC® IV isa proud new evelopment ia this Famous ine! ‘A ache of graceful lines and match design, the POTOMATICIY add tothe acady famous MORSE inpovations sutomatic Buttonhole, stone blind stitches, and a vide ‘variety of beouiul, completely automatic design and embroidery pattors in citer single or doable cele seving! ‘The MORSE FOTOMATIC IV, ae wore it predecsoe in te precion built MORSE lings manuactred a the great, modern TOYOTA. factory at Nagoya, Japan, ono of ‘the world’s itl industial centers From the mlten sel of the foundey to the ‘hermestatilly pant and fn rooms, the TOYOTA Factory isthe fines oft kind ad he envy of sewing machine manufacturer the word cre. All MORSE machines ae tilt {6 the most exacting specietion and the ah quality contro program which governs their manufacture i such that quality snd design of every machine is gustanteed for & Mune of pessrble evan, ‘etialcomponents sucha the conte, bulb wring... and portable casey, furniture aud attastiments ste made fn out afated factors inthe United Sates, Complete units tue asembled and eshecked at our dBtibuton plants in Ls Angles and New York vey MORSE distributor i thoroughly qualified 10 render expert fiery servioe...an all moving or wearing prt such as nels, bobbing, bobbin cases, hooks, tae standard andInechengeale with pats iomedately easbe at swing machine ores the wodd ove, Please rad this sre mancal earful, Is your asanoe that you wil et the most ut of your MORSE, INDEX Peg iwtRopucTion : 3 INDEX a 3 REFERENCE GUIDE FEATURES AND PARTS setas ‘TOREPLACE THE NEEDLE ss Toadies NEEDLE AND TIREAD zl 5 [NEEDLE AND THREAD Siz |. 7 THE BOBBIN CASE as 5 WINDING THE sOBiI 5 TO THREAD THE Boni CASE 10 THREADING THE MACHINE. = . eaerll TOPREPARE FOR SEWING 0.7 e 2 ‘TO START SEWING B ‘TO REGULATE THE LENGTHCOR Stina’ 22120200) .02 0.00014 TENSIONS i we 15 PRINCIPLES OF THE orOMATIC IV SYStEM fen AUTOMATIC BUTTONHOLES Hes AUTOMATIC BLINDSTTTCHING : 20 AUTOMATIC DESIGN SEWING. | SOU MANUAL ZIGZAG SEWING. 2 BUTTON St¥iNc a 2 THE ADJUSTABLE zipreR Foot 112221212) a DOUPLE NEEDLE SEWING : 2 OVERCASTING A RAW EDGE | 2 APPLIQUE WORK-LACE EDGING || ui NARROW ROLLED EDGES i 3s CUTWORK APPLIQUE a 25 NARROW STRAIGHT SIFICHHEN =>. 2s EMBROIDERY AND MONOGRAMNING WITH FAURIC SELECTOR 26 MULTIPLE SLOTTED BINDER 26 ‘THE RUFFLER anee 2 GATHERING A RUFFLE <> 5 cal RUFFLING ov sey ms 28 NON JAMMING FEATURE - 23 AUIOMATIC DARNER Bg ee) ‘TO O1L THE MACHINE 50 ‘THE BUILT LIGHT 117 i eel FammicsenscrOR 0000 010000220000000 ai OPERATING HINTS. Preece oon Fig. 2 Festuresand Parts youshoald kno "sk View ge Feature nd Parts you should know 34, These Cute Front" View 35, Poser Bar Liter So, Feed SP, Hinge Hoes 1. spooling 18, Necle Bar Thread Guide BE. Hise Sec Seton 2. Bbbbin Winder spindle 1) Needle Camp Screw $8! Motor Gover 3. Bobbin Winder Laver 20, Lower Es Pe Thesd Guide 40, Motor Cover Balance hee 21. Thyeat Tension Di 5 Stop os Ko 22, Pushbutton ight Switch I & Sten Langh Window 25. Face Pate 5. Sitch Length Dal 28 Tikeup beer 4 RevenePudedutton 3 Atomass Dae Zag With Lover 2, Upper Arm Thad Gulde 10. Stop Locks Bi, Tepcover i. 1, Bobbin Winder Tiresé Gide 2H Aromatic Dean Slestor Lever 1 Pate Sector 3), Automate Degn Window 1, bed So. Atvomatie Desig adator 1h Sie Pate 31, Butionhole Wirt 1S, Nooe Pte 32) Bittoahols Lear 16, Preser Foot 38, Buttonhole distor 17, Pres Feot Thunb Sew |Past manu cay. yore hat ou Wl phe mos ‘outa yous MORSE FOTOMATICIV. Contec “The Movse automatic ues standard 15. ose, sable a all sewing machine stores (For covet sz, const chart on Page 7) “Toroplacs the nnd, se tho eae bar 40 tshighest pole by cuming the balance wheel TOWARD YOU by hand. Loosen ‘he neal any sew (A) on the right hand ide andthe neal clanp will open, allowing the ol needle ofall out Reroove the od needle ad slide the new reedle up (FLAT SIDE FACING TO ‘TUE REAR) asa sit wll. Whoo the needle its the sop it i ston comets. Now fasten the needle ‘Sump secuely. For best rests change ele egueatly. Fie 3 roar SIE Fur sibe ‘Te following table wil show you the sn f adler gorrally wud with vais ‘ead. The sie or grade refers tothe “eye” of the nel, Ass are 15 x sible wherever neds se wl. Ree nn. Tax & Grads oF edles hye pres of the weight of ari. ‘SE OF THR ‘When dong embroidery work, finer results wil be obtained wit machine emb Ia) HINGED LATOH (0) HOLDER Pos Fig 5 IMPORTANT: In the folowing operations the nee must lays be ABOVE the surface ‘ofthe machine, Rabe the needle by turning balsce wheel TOWARD YOU by band, REMOVING THE BOBBIN CASE ‘Open the side plate (Fi. 7) by sing i ot. With et thumb and Freings, open the hanged teh (A) (Fi3) 3th ont of tho Bebbin ex an had seerely 5 you whdaw bobbin case from around the holder post (D), When held inthe above manne the bobbla vil not al oof the Bobbin case. INSERTING THE BOBBIN CASE [After wining 2 fos bobbin and threading the bobbin caso Gee Pgs 9 ad 10), hold the bobbin case latch with ft thumb and forefinger, (as explaed bow) to prevent the bobbin trom falling ot. Kein the protruding figs (8) topie toward the delivery eye (©), press the bobbi ase arcund the holder post unl the figs enters the delver ee. When in eorect poston 98d on the holder pst wl etch the lth shank holding ‘the bobbin cas firmly in pace. Ths opottion i esy ~ NEVER FORCE IT. The thas ot four inches of threxs Ranging ree from the hobbin sae wil e bowpht up through the noc plate hoes shown oa Page 12. Figs i Fig? Note: The MORSE FOTOMATICIV uses standard 15 cs obbias naable st sores. ld the Balane wheel ly withthe It Band, ose the bance whee by the slop motion knob tovard you (Fig. 6). This wil permit the balance whee Frely while the nese bar renuine motions, Pace a pool of thead on the 9p (9), Pass the thead trough the upper arm thread guide (B) and the tension die ‘ht corner ofthe bas f the machine. Now wind the endo the tend around a bobbin sven or eight tines and place the threaded bobbin on the spindle (D) bobbin wander, Press the Bobbin onto the spindle with the let hand, making sue IN on the spindle its into the SLOT inthe bobbin, Path the bobbin winder ‘down unl te smal rubber wheel presses against the tub of tho balance whoa ‘inp (F) fal between the ses of the bobbin, bodig i in poston. Torn the whe! foward you hy hand and proceed 1 operate the hao onto, 8 sn the bobbin uly it wil elese automatically and sop tueiog Break of the the ‘tach the bobbin from the spinl, Hol balance wheel firmly with let hand fight hand turn the siop motion knob vay trom you unl the machine i tight ‘dle bar moves with the ing of the lace wheel, Hold the bobbin cae betwsen the left thm and forefinger withthe Sot up. With 5 oF 6 iochor of toad tring in the pal, old the bobbin betwoen the hum and et to Fingers of the eh hand ie 8 Inert the babbia into the bobbin te and pull tho tating zeal Into the sls, down and 1 the wnt enters the delivery eye under the tension spring. Fi 9 ‘Thee should be 2 sight tension on the ddyead a it pulled vough the delivery ‘yt and the bobbin sald unwind Frey ‘The tension may be increased by taming the tenon stew to the RIGHT aad doceessed by turing the seew to the LEPT. Fig 10 Fp 10 -10- ccm Pace a spool of tad on spon! pin (a. Teed tend though thos lds. Pall the thiead down end ack UP though the es son ics (C) trom mph 0 Ie With the sight sham and Forofiger okt the thread at point hotween A and , With the Ht had pull the his UP yar the chick pring) unt pulls back into the tow (Dy. The tread wl ow ‘ome ase the itl hora, own and unde the check serine. Take the head up, runing the end hgh the eye of he taku ever (Fe toleh Fie 46 Now ran the thread down thragh thead guide (Gand Lough sedle ba ce, Ru the end ofthe thread through te eye of the nde FROM FRONT TO Arai through abou sx inskes. With the ede sted and the tveads daw back, a eae inches ough tho toss of the reser Tout, place the mater to. be sewn breath the presser fon, and lower the preser foot lever afr a it wll (56, Invert neole nto material by Torning the baltce wheel TOWARD YOU fiom top down, by hand Regulate atch to desired se. oe pean Page 14) ad stat sewing. Do not try to lp the Feeding ofthe work by pling the mse a thi say bend the needle and cause 10 sonia aingast ant or break, As the machine Feds ross ‘without any assisanc, itis sient realy to guide the fabri ely, by ‘and in the dietion you want to besewa. ‘Thread the machine a shown on Paget. Fig 13 by tnt full bobbin a shown on Page Fig 12 enna J rexsions | For perfect sitchin, the tension on the ‘per and under thesds shoud be aa, adjust suiently tong to oek both threads the center ofthe work (Fig fi 19,

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