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    eT : € es Hs eae teenl'NSTRUCTION BOOK "Your new sewing-machine is the product of many years of research and developmen Quolity materaishave been used together with functional design techniques to.achieve ‘on opercting efficiency ond many years of dependable service Before ofempting te sew, however, ond to obloin tke maximum benefits, please study this booktet carefully following eek step on your machine. Repect the process until you ore fomilior with the controls ond their §ynctions Time spent his soge wl eliminoe erorsand will erltin your complete satisfaction ond enjoyment. ‘CONTENTS INSTRUCTION BOOK MODELS 320.330 Page Title 1. INTRODUCTION 12. SELECTIONAND FITTING OF 24, STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCH 2. CONTENTS NEEDLE (Not for Model 320) 3. PART NAMES 13. FITTING OF SHANK AND = 25. STRETCH OVERLOCK AND RccEcoRES ‘QUILTING/SEAM GUIDE OVERLOCK [Not for Modal: 320) ad FITTING OF PRESSER FEET 26, MAINTAINING THE 5. CONNECTING MACHINETO 14. BRINGING UP BOBBIN MACHINE-NEEDLE PLATE pows 27. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE FOOT CONTROL 15. COLOUR CODING Beets ae 16, STRAIGHT STITCHING & SAFETY REGULATIONS REVERSE STITCHING 7. WINDING BOBBIN AP % INSERTING SOSEINAND 47, Tigszac sITEHING THREAD TENSION. 18, BUTTONHOLING UPPER THREADING 19. DARNING THREAD TENSION 20. SEWING IN ZIPS FOOT PRESSURE 21. OVERSEWING EDGES IDROP FEED CONTROL 72. BLIND HEM STITCH TWO-STEPPRESSERFOOT = 23. THREE STEP ZIG-ZAG LIFTER PART NAMES Face plate Tension dial Thread take-up lever Thread regulato: Two-step presser fc Needle clomp screw Preseer bor thread cutter Needle plate Hoak cove Reverse alitching xutlon Stich length diel Pattern seleciar dial Carrying handle Spool holder Bobbin winder cover Bobbin winder Socket Bobbin windlor thread guide Accessory box Bobbin winder thread cutter pressure contro 23 Drop feed cantral (inside hook 28 Power switch 25. Flot-bed extension toble ond accessory box ACCESSORIES No. 4) (No. 81 ‘purpose foot Saimsichioot Overcsingo! Zipper fect —= : 4 Large screw driver zn Lm. Cn — ES és KS cS sie Bier Ge Ss aes Seom ripper Can be ured fer arming fea! Button hole foct_ Blind hem foot all vival stitches including straight ond zigzag (No. 9) a= i) Quilters “The use of these spaciol sewing feet will improve the quality Sorta cl atich, The design of the feat may chonge. CONNECTING MACHINE TO POWER SUPPLY Conned! the machine to 6 power supply os illustrated (1). Using the correct plug, ond switch on the machine power switch, FOOT CONTROL The foot conirol pedal regulates the sewing speed (2) NEEDLE LIGHT To replace lamp, first disconnect from power supply by remaving plug from socket, open face plate, unscrew lamp ond replace with a suitable new one (3) See”’Motes” page 6 THIS IS ONLY APPLICABLE TO MACHINES MANUFACTURED FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM SAFETY REGULATIONS a IMPORTANT The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance wilh the fallawing code BLUE NEUTRAL BROWN - LIVE NOTE. As the colours of the mains leod of this oppliance moy nat correspond with the coloured markings identitying the jerminas n you plug, proceed os Connect BROWN wire to lerminal marked Lor coloured RED, CCnnect BLUE wire ta terminal marked N or coloured BLACK, FIT CORRECT PLUG TO POWER CORD WHEN USING A\:S. 1363 FUSED PLUG, ‘3 AMP. FUSE MUST BE FITTED. If the terminals of the plug are unmarked consul © qualified electrician before When leaving the sewing machine unat landed, the mains switch must be switched cff-or the plug must be removed from the socket autlat. When servicing the sewing machine, or when removing covers or changing lamps, the machine or the electrical set mutt be disconnected from the supply by removing the plug from the socket cuilet THE MAXIMUM INPUT OF LAMP: 240 V 15 Ww. THIS APPLIANCE CONFORMS TO THE STATUTORY RADIO INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION REGULATIONS. IMPORTANT The following safety regulations must bbe observed without fall The moving needle is a source of donger (risk of injury to fingers). The sewing oreo must, therefore, be kept under constant observotion, Monipy lotions within the aces of movement o! the needle, such os changing the needle or threading the mochine-and all monipulations with open covers, mus! only be performed withthe mo: chine swilched aff main switch sel fo off pasion} When cleaning or lubricating he mochine or changing the lamp and during interruptions in sewing or after completion of work, the machine must bedisconnected framthe power supply by pulling out the mains plug. Repairs tothe elecirie section, especiely the changing of the lend wire to the foot antrol unit, moy onlybe carried autby one of our service agencies WINDING THE BOBBIN BOBBIN WINDER COVER pen the bobbin winder cover os illustrated, Don't forge! to clase the cover when you hove finished winding. (1) THREADING FOR BOBBIN WINDING: Passthe thread fromthe spoal through the guide at the rear lett, (2) then back in front of the speal Phraugh the guide at the reorn.ght 03 illustrated. (3) PLACING BOBBIN ON SPINDLE Push the bobbin on tothe babbin winder spindle uni it is firmly engaged, Needle drive will automatically be disengaged. 4) WINDING THREAD AROUND BOBBIN Wind the thread by hond seven or eight times round the bobbin in the direction ef the orrow on the machine and holding the end of the threed between your fo ‘ond thumb, gertly press

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