Operation Manual

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Darning
with
straight stitch
Attach
the
darning foot:
Set the
needle at its
highest
position and push tne
pin of the darning
foot fully into
hole
C.
When
you do
this, guide
fork G
places
itself
around the
presser
bar. Wire E
must
be
behind set
screw F.
Now tighten
screw D.
Darning position:
Lower
the
presser bar
lifter A
and push it
lightly
to
the rear. This positions the
presser
bar
lifter into
notch
B
(darning
position).
• Place
the
darning
work
in
the
darning
hoop.
• Lower the feed dog
(see page
32).
• Draw up the bobbin
thread
and hold the threads
when
you
start
sewing.
• Darn over the
damaged
area
by
moving the
fabric evenly in
the
required direction. When
doing
so, move the
fabric in shallow curves.
This
prevents
tearing of the darn
Inter.
• When
you
have
stitched
evenly over the darning
area,
turn the fabric
90 degrees and darn
over
the
damaged area again.
You determine
the stitch
length for this
work
yourself
by moving the fabric
back and forth.
TIP:
If small knots
appear on the underside,
this
means
you have been moving
the
fabric
too slowly.
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