User manual HUSQVARNA CLASSICA 95

[. . . ] 7iy ‘( I / Survey of the machine Handle Thread tension dial Thread guide Thread tension discs Thread take-up lever Presser foot pressure dial Recommended presser foot Stitch length scale Front thread guide with thread take-up spring 10. Presser foot ankle Presser foot Drop feed button Recommended stitch length Stitch selector Handwheel Bobbin winding spindle Bobbin winding arm Main switch Reverse feed button Socket for foot control Thread cutter Screw for edge guide Unpacking Place the machine on the table and remove the plastic packing. Retain the top part which can later be used to cover the machine. Remove the foot control from the back of the machine. [. . . ] Select the correct presser foot for the type of sewing you are doing. Presser foot A is fitted on the machine at delivery and is used for straight stitching, zig-zag and other utility stitches. This foot has notches which can be used as guides when sewing. When straight stitching with the nee dle in the center position, you will have a 7 mm (¼’) seam allowance if you guide the fabric even with the outer A6”) 3 edge of the foot; 4 mm ( at the inner edge and 2 mm (/32”) at the innermost notch. Zipper foot E can be attached to the right or to the left of the needle, making it easy to sew both sides of the zipper. Is used for overcasting with zig zag or joining fine, slippery fabrics with overcast stitch. 4 Needle and thread The machine is delivered with a spool of synthetic thread, which can be used for all types of fabrics and most seams. Two needles for sewing in stretch fabric and denim are specially designed for the purpose. Changing the needle Even if the needles look alike there can be slight varia tions which can affect the sewing result. Only a completely undamaged needle will give perfect sewing results. Therefore, change the needle if you have the slightest reason to believe that it is bent or that the point is damaged. To remove the needle, loosen the screw in the needle clamp. With the flat side of the shank away from you, insert the new needle into the needle socket as far as it will go. Stitch selection The pattern scale located on the front of the machine indicates which stitches you can sew with the machine. The stitch length can be varied between 0 and 5 mm and there are three zig-zag widths to choose from. The straight stitch can be sewn with the needle at the center or left needle position. The left needle position is suitable when sewing narrow hems and when sewing in light fabrics where the fabric is well supported in the outer edge of the needle hole. The required stitch is set by turning the stitch selector to the left or to the right until the red indicator lines up with the stitch symbol. Choice of stitch length There are figures above the stitch symbols which indicate the most suitable stitch length when sewing normal fabrics. Set the stitch length by means of the stitch length regulator. The symbol indicates the stitch length which is best for sewing buttonholes. Presser foot There are letters under the stitch symbols which indicate the most suitable presser foot for each stitch. [. . . ] Ease the front edge up onto the small pin and continue to push it forward until it snaps into place. belts Belt adjustment is not required. Why haven’t I got the results I expected?Always start by checking the needle An important part which needs to be changed from time to time is the needle. [. . . ]