CONTENTS

Description of machine . 2 Creative embroidery 15

Operating balance wheel and stop motion 3 Samples of creative embroidery 16
Winding the bobbin 4 Sewlight 16
Adjusting to wind on the bobbin 5 Making buttonholes 17
Setting the needle 5 Change needle position lever 19
Opening or closing the hinge plate 6 Button sewing 20
Removing the bobbin case 6 Narrow hemming 21
Setting the bobbin case 7 Hemming and inserting lace in one operation
Threading the bobbin case 7 Cloth guide 22
Threading the needle 8 Quilting guide 23
Preparing for sewing 9 Zipper foot 23
Removing the material 10 Embroidering with a hoop 24
Adjusting the upper thread tension 10
Darn or monogram without hoop 24
Adjusting under thread tension 11
Accessories
Thread tension 11
Cleaning the shuttle mechanism
Adjusting the drop feed 12
Regulating pressure on material Oiling the machine 27
12
Regulating the length of stitch 13 Hints on smooth sewing 28
sewing in reverse 13 Needle and thread sizes 30
Regulating width of zigzag stitch 14 Parts list 31
Regulating length of zigzag stitch 14
Straight stitching 15
 DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE

3
1
2
Pressure regu ator
Thread take up lever
1 pper hread guide
I 11
I2
1
bobbin wiiicler levi
Rubber ring
N(
itch engih n-guiaror
19
2(1
21
Needle plate
Hinged plate
Presser foot
4 Zigzag window 14 tiich length dial 22 Ne.de
5 Needle position change lever li Reverse bed push button 23 Needle bar thread guid
6 Spool pin JO Bi)htin w nder 24 Thread cutter
7 Zigzag lock tens on bracket 25 lace plate
8 Zigzag lever 17 Drop feed regulator 26 Needie clamp Screw
9 Bobbin winder release (push button type) 27 Upper thread tension regulator
10 Balance wheel 18 Bed plate 2% Arm thread guide
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\ 1 OPERATING BALANCE WHEEL AND STOP MOTION

I told the balance wheel (A) firmly with your left hand and
turn the stop motion knob (B) toward you, thus permitting the
balance wheel to run freely, so that the bobbin can be wound
without operating the stitching mechanism.
ro lock balance wheel, turn the stop motion knob away from
you.

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 WINDING THE BOBBIN

1
r - —
Place the spool of thread on the spool pin (6) and draw
out about 12” of thread through tension bracket. Win

H, thread on to the bobbin seven or eight times toward you. Ther

set the bobbin on the spindle (A) of the bobbin winder. Shouk
the bobbin wind unevenly, slide tension bracket to left or righ
as required.

To set the bobbin, put the bobbin on the spindle (A) a

wn, pushing up the stop latch (B).

After setting the bobbin, push the lever (C) down and th
rubber ring will touch the balance wheel. Then turn the halanc
C wheel toward you and run the machine slowly to wind thc bot
bin evenly.
B When the bobbin is full, it will automatically come to a stor

Cut the thread and remove the bobbin and retighten balanc
D wheel for sewing.

In order to sew and wind bobbin simultaneously, do nc

loosen the balance wheel.
A

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 ADJUSTING TO WIND ON THE BOBBIN

In order to ensure smooth rotation of the bobbin

within its
Correct winding
case, make sure that the thread is wound evenly
Incorrect winding on the bobbin,
otherwise it may cause thread to break, irregul
ar tension, or
fail to produce neat stitches.

SETTING THE NEEDLE

Turn the balance wheel toward you until the needle

bar rca-
ches its highest position.

Loosen the needle clamp screw.

Insert the needle with the flat side toward the
balance wheel
and push the needle up into the needle clamp
until it hits the
stop.
Tighten the neecie -lamp securely.

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 OPENING OR CLOSING THE HINGE FLATE

Our new type hinge plate supt rsedes the slide plate.
To open, place flnger in recess and lift.

REMOVING THE BOBBIN CASE

Turn the balance wheel toward you Lintil the needle ha

at Its highest position.

Lift the hinged i’date and insert thumb and forefinger 0

f
hand.

Open the latch of the bobbin casr as shown and take out
bobbin case by holding the latch.

Inportant The shuttle hook and bobbin case can l kno

out of position if you use a bent needle, or try to take
the l)uhbin case when the needle bar is lowerd,

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 SETTING THE BOBBIN CASE

Turn the balanct wheel toward you until the net die bar is at
its bight St position

Hold the latch of the threaded bobbin case between the thumb
and forefingt r of the ift hand, replace the bobbin case. Make
sure that th bobbin ease poSItion finger is fixed in the notch
at he top of the shuttle race. Then release the bobbin case
latJi to make sure the bobbin ase i lucked in position.

(I) Position Finger. (2) Bobbin Case. (3) Shuttle Race.

(I Race Ring. ç5 Clips. 6 Shuttle Hook. (7) Latch.

THREADING THE BOBBIN CASE

Hold the bobbin case between the thumb and forefinger of

your left hand with the slot in the edge facing up.

Hold the wound bobbin between the thumb and two fingers
of your right hand with the broad on top leading away from
you.

Insert the bobbin into the case, uli the thread into the slot,
then down under the spring unoil it enters the delivery eye.

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 THREADING THE NEEDLE
Upper Thread)

Place a spool of hrad on spool

and raJse h take-up le-vr to its higl

Pull thread through the slot of a

tart-ad guides-i 2)
eown through the tension disc5 (3)
up into the thread check siring (4
under th- arm ho-ad guide- 5u
and on up into the eye of the take
lever C 6 from right to li-ft.
Return thread through the- arm thre
guide (5)
down through t h- lower guieL- 7 ins
he face plate
and into he needle bar thread guide (
Thread needle from left to right, puili
about four enches of thread through
ru-ed le

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I: PREPARING FOR SEWING

(a) Pull sufficient thread through the needle and with the
left hand hold the end, leaving it slack from the hand to
the needle.

(b) Turn the balance wheel toward you until the needle
moves down and up again, thus catching the under thread.

(c) When the take-up lever is at its highest point, pull the
end of the needle thread you are holding and the under
thread will be brought up with it through the needle hole
in the needle plate.

(d) Lay both ends of thread under and to the bt k of the

presser foot, and having inserted the matral to be stitch
ed, lower the presser bar lifter and commence to sew by
turning the balance wheel toward you.

Do not try to help the feeding of the work by pulling the

material, as this may deflect the needle and cause it to break.
The machine feeds without any assistance.

Never operate the machine without material under the presser

foot.

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 REMOVING THE MATERIAL

(a) Stop the machine hen th needle iat it Ittghei o

b) Lift the presser har lever and draw the material to In

hand side and to the rear of the machine.

c Passing the threads over the hruad cuitr a -ho ii.

down lightly and cut the tlirtad.

d Always leave three to four riches of tirtad for art

se ing.
A
ADJUSTING THE UPPER THREAD TENSION

a ) In most cases the perfect si tcli can Ic ohtajn d hv rg

1mg the upper thread tension. fo increase the uppt r I hr
tension, turn the tension dial clockwise, and to deere
turn it anticlockwise.

I) he tension 1 rim should riot he turned ahruptlv hut I

I ry little until the desired tension is oh tamed, arid ah
F make sure that the presser foot is doss n ss hen tnmil
t elision adjustments.
 ADJUSTING UNDER THREAD TENSION

All machines are correctly adjusted before leaving the factory,

therefore it is seldom necessary to alter the UNDER tension.
Should it become necessary to do so, tighten the tension
T)ring screw to increa-.e the tension and loosen the screw
slightly to lessen the tension, using the small screw driver.

THREAD TENSION

(a) For ordinary stitching, the needle and th bobbin threads

should be locked in the center of the thickness of the
material, as illustrated ( A).
A
(h) If the tension on the needle thread is too tight, or if that
on the bobbin is too loose, the needle thread will lie
B straight along the upper surface of the material, as shown
illustration ( B).

c if the tension on the bobbin thread is too tight, or if that

on the needle is too loose, the bobbin thread will lie
A. Perfect Stitch. straight along under side of the material, as shown in
B. Tight Upper Thread Tension
Tight Under Thread Tension.
illustration (C).
C.
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 I ADJUSTING THE DROP FEED

This mechanism drops the feed dog under the needle

pl
when the material is required to he moved freely
by hand
embroidering and darning.

J When the left button is pushed completely down

DOWN., it enables the material to be moved freely under
(mark
i
presser foot, which is convenient for embroidery, darning,
et
4 For sewing very light material, push the center button co
pletely down marked SILK).
For ordinary sewing, push the right button completely
do
(marked UP), hen the three buttons are always up
and ev

A
REGULATING PRESSURE ON MATERIAL

To increase pressure for heavy materials, press A) downwai

and to release pressure for light materials, darning, etc., press(J
down when (A) ill automatically release the pressure.
When darning, lower the presser bar lever and yon are rca
to darn or embroider.
“Note: When reverting to normal sewing, do not forget
press “.V’ into position to give the required pressure on ti
presser foot, otherwise the machine will not feed properly.
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 T —! REGULATING THE LENGTH OF STITCH

Turn the dial to the right to lengthen and to the left to

shorten the stitch. Near 0 is the shortest stitch and 5 is the
longest.

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SEWING IN REVERSE

In se.’- hackward for tying the threads at the heginning or

end of a seam, press in the hutton R, as far as it will go. The
machine will se hackard as long as the hutton is pressed.

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 REGULATING WIDTH OF ZIGZAG STITCH

1 2 34
The width of zigzag stitch is regulated iw the zigzag width le
A) By moving this lever from 0 5, the width of stitch c
B

:
he varied.
The zigzag lock B is ustcl to lock into position the (lesir

: width of stitch for sewing on buttons, making

By turning
buttonholes, et

this lock( B), the red line marker will simultaneou

ly move and indicate width of stitch selected.

REGULATING LENGTH OF ZIGZAG STITCH

The stitch length dial regulates the length of the zigzag slit
or zigzag sewing in t he ame man ncr a (or t raight s( \Vii
n order to produce tlw Sann Stitch’ a Inch is thc (II)
igrag -tiich. die -tltcli length dial c’ee 0 tt.
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 STRAICHT STITCHING

For straight ev ing on fine fabric or very

oft material, you
may ant to use the straight tieN rescr foot tnclud
ed in your
aece--ory bOX,
A Loosen thumb screo and remove zigzag presser
foot.
(B Rr lace th str itght stitch ressc’r foot.
‘

Be sure to set the zig/ag width knob at 0. or

the ncedle will
break in striking the presser foot.

22. CREATIVE EMBROIDERY

& sure zigzag presser is in place.

The satin stitch which s really just a very short,
zigzag stitch
and the basis for most embroidory i 5 obtained by setting stitch
length as near 0 as possible vithout stopping the
feeding action
and zigzag width at 5.
To stitch continuously at one idth ot zigzag
stitching, set
ig/ag width dial to chosen stitch width number.
With the machine set for a short stitch length, differe
nt designs
can be made by turning the zigzag width dial back
and forth
e n 0 and 5 or any other ccjraltination of widths.
Set a rhythm for yourself and then proceed. After
awhile you
ill become quite sktllful, varying your designs by
the speed of
the machine, stitch length, and manipulation of the zigzag
width
knob.

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 SAMPLES OF CREATIVE EMBROIDERY

iM U* L A. Sew a few stitches at 5 width, then quickly hack to

for a “hort period. Count, if nece”sarv, to establish
B rhythm.
C B \Io’r the lcs er ) sloss ly between numbers 2 and a
rather fast.
I) C Gradually move knob trom to D. allowing it to b
quickly.
D. Set zigzag stitch width at 5. stitch length at 1 [)o .

few zigzag stitches, push (lown drop feed “DOWN” for

I
or 4 stitches, then turn down drop feed ‘NORNI.”
raise the feeding mechanism. By operating the drop fee
rhythmically it is not necessary to count stitches,

SEWLIGHT

The lamp housing ii cat’I t the front side of the trio

omIt r tIm face plate. lb l’ght “tvitch knob is located at tb
back side 0 f the faci’ plate.
‘l’o swttch Oil or off the light. pii”h the hghi “‘.t itch knob.

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 MAKING BUTTONHOLES

\our machine cati make it button hole easily

by the following
step. Practice on a piece of cloth is recomm
endable for a better

1. (Thtnge a presser foot to a buttonhole foot.

zigzag lock at
2. Pu.h drop fd butt m all the way lown. Set
5 position ml make the upper bar
racking with several
stitches by turning btiance wheel by hand .top tnacitine
when needle is at the left Step No.1
zigzag lock
3. Raise the feed b pushing “UP’’ button and Set
. Step
around 2 and sew the left row to a desired length
No. 2
.is mentioned
4. Make the lower har tacking by the same av
fabric. (Step
in Step No. 1 and raise the needle out of
No. 3)

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 CHANGE NEEDLE POSITION L&VR

Needle position lever is to set a needle position- LEFT CEN.

TER and RIGHT 4 by removing the lever at a desired position.

I. Set needle position lever E at the left and remove zigzag stitch
width dial slowly to a desired position and back it to the “0”
point, then a left-lined stitching is attained.
2 Set needle position lever at the center and remove zigzag stitch
width dial to a desired position and back the lever to the starting
point, and repeat it. Then, a center-lined stitching is attained.
3 Set needle position lever at the right and remove zigzag stitch
width dial slowly to a desired position and back it to the “0”
point, then repeat t and a right-lined stitching is attained.

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 1

BUTTON SEWING

Turn balance wheel toward you to get needle to its highe

position. Raise presser bar and replace regular presser foot wit
button sewing foot. Drop the feed dog as required for darnin
and embroidering. Upper and lower thread tensions remain tb
same as for ordinary sewing.

Place material or garment together with button under tl

presser foot so that holes in button line up with oblong ho
in presser foot.

Adjust width of zigzag stitch to permit needle to pass throug

center of holes in button. Then lock zigzag idth position.

Before sewing with power, turn the balance wheel by han

toward you to make sure that needle will stitch in the cent

ill
of the holes in button. If the needle hits the button it will brea

I Then sew five to six stitches to attach button.

When attaching four hole buttons, first sew one set of t

holes. Then stitch into second set of two holes. Release zigz
width lock and lock thread with two or three plain stitches
last hole.

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 NARROW HEMMING

Turn balance wheel toward you until need Ic reaches high

est point. Raise pre”ser bar and remove he regular

pre.ser

foot. ,\r:ach hemmer foot.

1. Fold over edge of material approximately I wide, then

told it over again in the same av for a length of about

2’’. Insert this folded end from beneath into ‘.piral tormed
opening scroll or hemmer foot. Move material hack and
forth until the hem forms itself in the scroll.
2. [‘till material toward you until the beginning ti the hem
is just below the needle.
3, Lower presser foot and begin to ew. ( guide material into
hemrnr r foot while sewing.
NOTE : I)o not crowd material into scroll and do not leave
scroll only party filled by material.
Feed just enough material into the hemmer foot to fill out
the scroll.
Instead of a straight “titch, you can also use a zigzag stitch
for this hemming operation. Be sure, however, to ;idjust the
width of the zigzag stitch to be as wide as the hem itself.
Using a very long stitch and tight tensions will produce a
shell stitch.
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 I AND INSERTING LACE IN ONE OPERATION
HEMMING
The Narrow Hemmer is designed with a slot at the right,
into which lace, braid, or any other finished trimming edge can
be inserted, and stitched to the garment while hem is being
made.
1. Proceed to make a hem in the manner described.
2. Insert edge of lace or trimming right side down in NIot of
f lemmer.
3. Commence to New. guiding edge of the lace into the slot
of the Hemmer with the right hand, and guiding the ma
terial into the Flt’mmer with the left hand.

32. CLOTH GUIDE

This attachment is most convenient for guiding the cloth SO

as to keep the stitching parallel to the edge of the material.
1. ,\ttach Cloth Guide to the machine bed, with the ‘-crew
supplied, into one of the two screw holes in the bed, as
OW fl.

2. Adjust the (;umd(’ to the required distance between the

needle and the Guide, and tighten screw firmly.
3. The Cloth (;uide can be adjusted to bring the line of stit
ching as clo—e to the edge of the matenal as desired, or
as far away as th maximum adjustment permits, which
about 1—

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 QUILTING GUIDE

Use this guide for making parallel rows of straight or decora

Live stitching. Attach tandard prer foot. 1ip U shaped holder
on guide under presser foot thumb screw from the hack and
4 tighten screw Adjust the curved bar for the distance desired
between rows of stitches and set so it presses slightly on the
fabric. By letting the guide ride in the previous stitching line.
successive rows will be an equal ditance apart.

ZIPPER FOOT

I. Remove the presser foot as previously described, and attach

the Zipper Foot ith the ame screw as illustrated
2. By releasing the adjusting screw at th back of the foot.
the foot can be moved to the left or right of the need IC,
aceor(li rig to whieb ‘.ide f the .i pper or cording is hein.
sewn.

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 TH A HOOP
EMBROIDERING WI
ork free hand
y o fol low a ‘ta rnpcd dcgn or to
It w ta r u re
Ri-iae h
d rin g or rnonograrnmine.
J he n ml
froni It’ foo
roi
t hv pri in g dO\\ n the natt loc
k tn th automati
c

ed COmI ictely.
darner. l)rop the h d place under
fab ric in an mhroiderv h op. an
Strrtch the Set the stitch v idt
h
Ic aft er rem ov ing the reer loot
the ne ed lifter. 1 n
lie
pm efi r an d lot s er the preNer liar
at the -ne VO U
ed vhile movin
g the

te the ma ch ine at a tatlir r high pe

opera and he -un I)
tb lo th ha nd -,. Work carefully
hoop ‘-loss lv
needle.
of tb- path of the
keep hnger out i not strrtcitd
r ‘-k iji stitches, the falrie
Should on en c0 00 tr

spnin. is needed.
gut enough or a darning

UT HOOP
OGRAM WITHO
DARN OR MON
horn em roidery 100
1
or monogram w t
If you .s —li to darn e all pres’- tire on
foot n place, relea—
ave /ip ag preSser i-Ptcli width to ‘-iiit,
an’
t. ‘-et ‘ni tch len gth at 0, i-el /igzag
foo
ii)fl.
feed in sttt tfl pO falirt
ave
thi- manor r the
n rntgramm;ng in
When darntng or counter rd.
ed stitches will lie en
must li-Id taut or skipp
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 ACCESSORIES
0 1 . Accessory BOX

2. Plastic Oiler Sealed and Filled

3. Package of Needles o

4. Large Screw Driver

Small Screw Driver

0 5.

6. Bobbns (4)

1 0
U
7.
8.
Felt Washers (2)
Quilter Guide
tor spool pins

9, Cloth Guide with Thumb Screw

10. Button Sewing Foot
11. Buttonhole Foot
12. Presser Foot for Straight Seing
0 13. Narrow Hemmer

11. Zipper Foot

15. Bulb

16. Seam Ripper

17. 1)arning Spring

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 UTTLE MECHANISM
CLEANING THE SH

necessary to
continually in ue, it i
When the machine i

OnCe a month
.
clean the race at least
A On
e, and release th clip
a, Take out the bobbin cas n
hing them dow in m
both sides the h utile race by pus
he c nter,
ttle hool’
B and take out tile shu
b Remove the race ring
C
aining ring
thread. etc.. from ret
c) Remove accumulated
hook and race hod
y.

( )il again, wipe otf

surplus oil and replace.
ii)

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 OILiNG THE MACHINE

In u that ur madiine always in smooth running cundi

nu must kc ep it t;c d at all tmes.

r quired just a drop of oil is ‘,ufficitnt at each

tiele nI cuing. 1 ‘omts to bc oiled are he1ruuted.
face plate
nil year machine th ughly. open arm cover and
underneath the bd
and turn tile machine over to get to parts
s
After lung, run the machine at high pe-d for a few minute
to ct thc otl p m tratc t ) all parts.

I e only a 1,00(1 Se ing machine 11. l)o uuot rue common

nd oii. I)n Tint nyc r-oii.

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 HINTS ON aMOOTH SEWING

‘I rouhie In P die ( aaae

( nm ellen

Ii \Iathirn I hruaci r ml at Pt mo
Binilt. Plan e. race ot r md aitittie acm
act av ( It-nit t!ina(! ifl(i lint r,m all ‘ar s.
mum a irm nf nit .dong rim ot Itoh
<i ic ti fl teed part a
ki pp ng Iit•nt flta(i ie
‘t itche
)I-mr and r -j lace,

eedie j]a’r Itt

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)rn cdv fl lami) Ce ins! r IC Oil age .t,

IOU hte a noedit

hr tim :td being lie lie and hr-ad hare pagh 9.
I rr g tin r thread tC !lSiUil
• N I .gtt it no or letsiin
tilt he at

mi ra Cf ib reading ‘-‘re ‘itri aling iItrue1ioil rnge i.

I ‘1)1 in hot ‘ACU liii
l< witO hmmI,n.
I leven Paling r h Iditu
‘atonal ‘ d puit u among materIal, iut guide it.
1 ii C lie
•\ot rn ugh tPauti
‘i U iper lIrInI Incrae tlt 1.

ar a Ut rnd 1 - liflurm flu INreag,

(I ir too ide
‘hrt d hehug uaed a. eu lIe md ilium-nI oitrt, page .

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 Trouble l’rahabie Cause Correction

Reter to herading instructions. See page 8

tipper Thread hT)roper;v threaded
.iid retlreaci machine.
Breaking
Loosen lenston )n upper thread by turning
ioo much tenion
tiread ten.ion knob to lower number.
Starting ith take-up Always start sewing with take-up lever in
in incnrrect position I’ighest position.

Improner setting of Refer to needle serting instruction. See page 5.

needle

Bent or eye of needle Try a new needle.

too sharp
f)iscard all blunt or bent needles and replace
Bent or blunt needle
wirn new r

Material rensions too tight ee tension adjustment page 10.

Puckering

Dull needle Change needle.

Stitch length oo long Reduce stitch length.

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 Pcs l’arts 1 lese rpuuu
Parts No. Desc r ipt 100 f 50).

19 Needle bar connecting stud

Arm shaft
20 Needle bar crank guide
Thread take up lever complete £3
20 S Needle bar crank guide set screw
2SA Thread take up lever set ,crew
21 Pressure regulator
2SB Thread take up crank set screw B
19 Presser bar
2SC Thread take up crank set screw C
Thread cutter
.3 Crank weight
24 Presser foot set screw
I— S Crank weight set screw
25 Presser foot
Arm shaft taper pin
26 Needle bar connecting rod
4 Arm shaft hushing
27 Needle bar connecting rod pin
i—S Arm shaft hushing set screw
2--- S Needle bar connecting rod set screw
3 Arm shaft washer
28 Middle thread guide
Arm shaft screw gear ‘3
Os S Middle thread guide set screw
S Arm shaft screw gear set screw 1.
29 Presser bar spring
Feed cam
1
30 Thread guide
—- S Feed cam set screw 9
33 S Thread guide set screw
S top motion bush ng
-

8
it Presser bar bracket
Cl Stop motion hushing taper pin
:31— S Presser bar bracket set screw
10 Needle bar holder
32 Dial tension
Needle bar holder upper center
32 S Dial tension Set screw
11 S Needle bar holder upper center set screw
3:3 Presser bar lifter pin
Needle bar holder lower center
3 33 S Presser bar lifter pin set screw
12 Needle bar holder lower center Set screw
31 Press.r bar lifter
13 Needle bar
313 Thread tension release set screw
14 Needle bar thread guide screw
36 Thread tension release
15 Needle bar thread guide
37 7igzag width regulator
16 Needle
.38 Zigzag width regulator arm
Needle clamp with screw
8- S Zigzag width regulator arm set screw
18 Needle bar connecting link
 D -ciption Pcs Paris so
Pa rts No.

idth regulator arm eccentric collar nil Noodle pub

Zigzag
di Nei-ile plate ‘er screw
Zigzag idth regulator arm eccentric collar set screwl
I Fl Slide [late
II Zigzag wiath regulator arm eccentric collar nut
52 Slide plate back spring
Zigzag width regulator stud
[.1 Slide plate back spring set Screw
1.1 Zigzag width regalator stud collar
1 “I Zigzag vertical shaft
I I— S Zigzag width regulator stud collar set screw
1 t1 S Zigzag vertical shaft st t screw
Il Zgzag width regulator spring
0., Oscillating rock shaft
1) Zigzag connecting link A
Crank :onnecting rod
Zigzag connecting link B
1 Crank onnecting rod hinge screw with nut
17 Needle bar connecting metal
link stud 1 1.0 Feed rogulao,r
18 Zigzag connectin
59 Feed regulator pin
IS Zigzag width adjust connecting plate
I) —S Zigzag width adjust connecting plate set screw 2 511 S reed regulator pin set screw
I) Feed rogulator spring
Zigzag width adjusting lever spring
Zigzag width adj ting leer spring stud screw I Spring hook for feed regulator link
Sfl— S
2 TI S Spring hook set ocrew
51 Zigzag ‘hidth adjusting Stopper
2 70 Feed adjusting plate
_,1— S Zigzag width adjusting stopper set screw
2 71— S teed adjasting plate screw
52 Zigzag width adjusting stopper washer
1 Feed regulator washer
53 Zigzag width adjusting lever
2 Ti Feed regulator slide block
J3 S Zigzag width adjusting lever set screw
Frd forked connecting rod
Zigzag width adjusting lever knob .0

1 6 Feed forked connecting rod hinge screw with nut

1— S Zigzag width adjusting leer knob set screw
ith screw gear Feed adjoster complete
‘to Zigzag cam
1 77—S Feed adjuster set screw
55— S Zigzag cam set screw
78 Shuttle race connecting rod
jO Zizag cam stand assembley
7.-; Shuttle race connecting rod stud
11 Zigzag cam stand stud
Zigzag cam stand stud washer 1 tIp Shuttle race
• dl
.st Shuttle hook
58— S Zigzag cam stand stud screw
 Parts No. Description Pcs
Parts Xe Descript.on Pcs

104 Feed bar center screw with nut 2

2 BOhin (255 1
105 Center screw with nut 8
it P thin
106 Bed hinge screw 2
‘
hutt1e driver with spring 1

95 Shutie drier taper pin 1 107 Face plate complete

108 Lamp swith assembly 1
56 Shuttle race guide 1
108-— S Lamp s’ith assembly set screw 2
s6 9 Shuttle rare guide screw 1
109 Face plate hinge 1
97 Shuttle race guide stud 1
109 S A Face plate hinge screw A 2
7 S Shuttle race guide stud screw
109 S B Face plate hinge screw B 2
Lower shaft
110 Face plate spring 1
59 Lower shaft collar
Face plate spring set screw 2
rO Lower shaft collar set screw 2 110—S
S
it Oscillating shaft crank with slide block 1 111 Top plate
1 112 Top plate set screw front 1
91 Oscillating shaft crank taper pin
1 113 Top plate set screw rear 1
91 S Oscillating shaft crank screw
Feed dog 114 Bjbbin winder arrangement
92
Bobbin winder set screw 2
92— S Ftied dog set screw 2 113—S
Bobbin winder rubber ring 1
93 Feed bar 1 115
Upper thread guide 2
9-I Feed lifting reck haft 1 116
Upper thread guide set screw 2
95 Feed lifting rock shaft crank 1 116— S

96 Feed lifting rock shaft crank roller 117 Bobbin winder tension bracket

97 Drop feed connecting bar 1 117—S Bobbin winder tension bracket set screw

96 Drop feed plate 1 118 Stitch plate stand

Stitch plate set screw A 2
9 S Drop feed plate st screw 2 116 S A
Stitch plate set screw B 2
19 Drop feed connecting rod pin 1 118 S B

191) Drop feed connecting rod 1 119 Stitch plate indicator A

lill Drop feed body 1 120 Stitch plate indicator B

Stitch plate indicator C 1
1u2 Fied rock shaft 1 121
1 Stitch plate indicator D 1
193 Feed rock shaft connecting link 122
 Dscription Pcs
Pcs Parts No
Parts No. Description
113 S Lamp cord guide set screw
123 Stitch plate indicator E
14.4 I,amp cord guide B
124 Stitch plate indicator F 1
145 Lamp cord guide pin
123 titch plate indicator G
146 Lamp complete
126 Zigzag width indicator plate
2 147 Balance wheel
126—S Zigzag idth indicator plate Set Screw I
1 48 Clamp stop motion clamp screw
122 Zigzag width indicator plate stand
1-19 Clamp stop motion washer
128 Zigzag width indicator 1
1 130 Clamp stop motion clamp stop screw
129 Zigzag wi Ith connecting stand washer A 1
stand washer B 2 151 Spool pin base with spool pin
1.3(1 Zigzag width indicator connecting 2
151 —S Spool pin base set screw
131 Zigzag width cnnnecting stand collar 2
I 152 Felt pad
131’--- S Zigzag width connecting stand collar set screw
1 153 Motor Set screw
1,32 Zigzag width connecting arm stud 1
1 154 Motor set screw washer
132 —S Zigzag width connecting arm stud set screw
1
133 Zigzag width connecting stand
1
131 Zigzag width connecting arm
135 Zigzag width knob
2
135— S Zigzag width knob set screw
136 Stitch length knob
2
136 5 Stitch length knob set screw
1
132 Lamp installing plate
2
132— S Lamp installing plate set screw
138 Lamp cord setter A
1
130 Lamp cord setter B
139 — S Lamp cord setter B set screw
I Ii) Bulb
1
Ill Lamp cord bushing
112 Lamp cord
1
143 Lamp cord guide A
 FULL PARTS

Parts No, Description Pcs

301 Needle position change lever I

1 302 Needle po’ition change lever knob I
302— S Needle position change lever knob set screw I
303 Needle position change limiting plate 1
304 Needle position change lever arm 1

304— S Needle position change lever arm set screw 1

3 Needle position change limiting plate set screw 1
I
Q 306
307
Needle position change lever rock ring
Needle position change lever arm washer 1
308 Needle position change lever indicator plate
- 309 Needle position change lever pipe 1
.. j
‘_ 30 306 307304
L61
155 Needle position change stand support 1

0 156 Needle position change stand shaft 1

I ,
$
I
308 309
157
158
-.

Needle position change stand arm sttal pin

Needle position change stand arm
1
1
2
4 159 Needle position change stand arm set screw
1
j 160 Needle position change standS spring
___I_. 161 Needle position change stand shaft rock ring 1
162 Needle position change stand arm set screw 1
163 Zigzag width limiting stopper 1
164 Zigzag width limiting stopper washer 1
165 Zigzag width limiting stopper set screw 1
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