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LIST OF CONTENTS

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L To run the machine by motor 2. To run the machine by hand ;, 3. To remove the flat base .

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Chapter II

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L Points to observe . 2. To oil the machine 3. To insert the needle . 4. To thread the machine 5. To remove the bobbin case 6. To wind the empty bobbin ;. 7. To insert the bobbin into the babbin case ~ 8. To insert the bobbin case . 9. To prepare the machine for sewing. >' 10. To adjust the tensions . 11. To adjust the stitch length 12. To sew in reverse. 13. Thread cutter '" 14. To remove the bobbin case holder 15. To insert the bobbin case holder. " 16. To clean the feed dog and the needle plate ~ housing 17. To replace the light bulb. ,. 18. Causes of minor difficulties
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The sewing machine that you have purchased, , Madam, is a high-precision mechanical gem,. ori> ginal and elegant in its line and colour. , f' This sewing machine is the final result of years of ~research by our technicians, the work of thousands and thousands of specialized workers and the employment of modern and complex installations. " It sews light and heavy fabrics, offering many possibilities, such as the application of sleeves, darning stockings, etc. The needle and thread must always be selected . in accordance with the work to be performed; in ., this way the sewing will become easier and more " perfect, without hampering the good performance of the sewing machine. We would ask you to read this booklet carefully, so that you may fully master the many possibilities of your sewing machine.

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CHAPTER II

In order to pass from a flat-bed machine to a free- arm one, unscrew button A" (Fig. 4), remove " the flat base and close the free arm by means of' carter B" (Fig. 5). :

a) Always keep a piece of cloth under the presser foot when the sewing machine is not in use. This will prevent damage to the feed dog and the presser foot. b) Do not push or pull the material to assist the feeding action; the material must advance by itself. 2 - To oil the machine a) Oil the machine in all oiling points indicated in Fig. 6 with a circle mark; b) It is advisable to oil the machine frequently; c) Use NECCHI oil, which is on sale at all NECCHI stores.

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3 - To insert the needle a) Bring the needle bar to its highest position by turning the balance wheel; b) Loosen screw {( A" and insert the needle (Fig. 7) into th~ groove pushing it up as far as it will go~~/ Make sure -that the flat side of the needle shank is toward the right.

c) Lift the latch of the bobbin case (Fig. 8) and remove bobbin case and bobbin. The bobbin will be free only when the latch of the bobbin case is released.

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6 - To wind the empty bobbin

4 - To thread the machine Thread the machine as illustrated in Fig. 6.

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5 - To remove the bobbin case

a) Bring the needle bar to its highest position;

b) Place thread as shown in the illustration;

button {( ", Fig. 9, and B button pull out {(An; thread b) Place as shown in the illustration;

b) Lift the extension leaf or remove the small carter, according to the particular case;

c) Insert bobbin on bobbin winder spindle ((C ", which is in its central position.

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d) Wind thread a few times hand; e) Shift bobbin downward and run the motor;

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9 - To prepare the machine for sewing a) Turn the balance wheel through two complete cycles slowly and counter-clockwise; b) When the needle is in its highest position, pull the upper thread which will draw the lower thread up through the stitch hole in the needle plate; place the fabric under the needle and lower the presser foot;

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c) Start the machine by gently turning the balance wheel, taking care to hold the two threads taut behind the presser foot for the first 3 or 4 stitches: this precaution will prevent the. thread from getting tangled under the needle plate, damaging the hook or breaking the needle. 10 - To adjust the tensions If the tensions are correctly adjusted (Fig. 11), the stitches will look alike on both sides of. the fabric since the two threads will interlock inside the material. Should the upper tension be too strong, the threads will interlock as shown in Fig. 12; the threads will look as in Fig. 13 when the lower tension iH too strong in relation to that of the upper thread. - The upper tension increases by turning button ((A (Fig. 6) upwards; it decreases by turning the button in the opposite direction; - The lower tension increases by tightening screw ((G (Fig. 10); it decreases by loosening the screw. The tension adjustment will be quite simple after a while. .
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