Husqvarna HUSKYLOCK 400 User manual

HANDBOOK

FOR

HUSKYLOCK

)

I/(

MODEL

440

‘

WIRING

INSTRUCTION

Only for

the

British

rnarketl

When

changing

plug

wiring

should

effected

according

the

instruction

below.

Check

the

voltage

ittlore

connecting

the

sewing

machine

electrical

supply

ensure

that

the

voltage

marked

the

rating

label

the machine

the

correct

voltage

for

your

electrical

supply.

if it

not,

not

use

the

machine

but

refer

back

your

dealer.

Connecting

to your

Electricity

supply

sewing

machine

has

flexible

two

core

mains

lead

permanently

connected

lii

the

loot control.

At the

free

end

the

lead

suitable

plug

should

fitted.

Important

wires

the

mains

lead

this

appliance

are

coloured

accordance

with

the

lh>wing

code:

BLUE:

NEUTRAL

BROWN:

LIVE

the

colours

the

wires

the

mains

lead

this

appliance

may

not

corres

,nd

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

your

plug,

proceed

nIh

iws:

lie

wire

which

coloured

blue

must

connected

the

terminal

which

iii.it

Led

with

the

letter

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

coloured

brown

lOll

connected

the

terminal

which

marked

with the

letter

coloured

using

3pin

plug

not

make any

connection

the

terminal marked

with

lhe

letter

the

earth

symbol

coloured

green

or green

and

yellow.

Your

lnsqvarna

sewing

machine

double

insulated

and

earth

connection

ittip

Fused

plug

used,

should

fitted

with

amp

fuse.

your

wit

inittesi

ensure

that

the

plug

correctly

fitted

the

mains

lead.

liitht

cottsult

qualified

electrician,

Husqvarna

Limited

cannot

regard

the

Cpu!

littl

the

plug

connection

service

that

can

given

free

lii

under

the

lerms

the

guarantee.

lpIiIiri

conIorns

with

the

requirements

E.E.C.

directive

No.

76/889

itlillIli’

.idio

inlertetence.

Thank

you

very

much

for your

purchase

of an

Over!ock

sewing machine.

You

have

just

purchased

overlock

sewing

machine

for

sewing

all

kinds

fabrics——cotton,

wool,

rayon,

tricot,

jersey,

knitted

goods—thick

thin.

You

cannot

other

than satisfied with

its

perfect

and

beautiful stitches

and

its

long

operating

life.

But,

however

excellent

this

sewing

machine

may

be,

cannot

operate

its

fullest

capacity

unless

handled

correctly.

Please

read

the following

instructions

carefully

that

your

new

sewing

machine

will

give

you

complete

sewing

enjoyment

for

years

come.

TABLE

CONTENTS

Names

Parts

and

Their

Functions

Direction

of revolution

Opening

and

closing

the

front

cover

Replacing

the

material

guide

for

double-chain stitches

Needle

Changing

the

light

bulb

Operating

Threading

Preparation

Threading

looper thread

for

double-chain stitches

Threading

spreader

thread

for

overlock stitches

Threading needle

thread

for

overlock

stitches

Threading

needle

thread

for

double-chain

stitches

Kinds

stitches

Safety

stitch

Double-chain

stitch

How

disengage

the upper

blade

How

to disengage

the spreader

Overlock

stitch

Test-sewing

Chaining-off

Ratio

chart

sewing

material,

needle

and

thread

Thread

tension

Correct thread

tension

example

Sewing

pitch

and

size

bite

Sewing

pitch

Size

bite

adjust

the

stitch

tongue

Presser

foot

pressure

Sewing

start

sewing

remove

the

work

When

threads

break during

sewing

sew

thick

material

sew

fine

material

Fault-finding

Replacing

the

blades

Oiling

Machine

specification

Names

parts

and

their

functions.

Upper

thread

tension

dial

(for

double-chain

stitch)

Lower

thread

tension

dial

(for overlook

stitch)

Front

cover

Material slide

plate

(for overlock

stitch)

—

3—

Directon

Revolution

*The

motor

this

rnachinc

runs

clockwise

direction

(arrow

direc

tion),

which

the

opposite

direc

tion

the

motor

ordinary

home

sewing

machine.

Opening

and

closing

the

front

cover

When

threading,

you

will

need

open

the

front

cover.

Note:

When

sewing,

sure

to close the

front

cover.

open

the

front

cover

Move

the knob

the

front

cover

the

direction

the

arrow

and

pull

open.

the

front

cover

Push

the

front

cover

hand

shown

the

left

figure.

4—

Replacing

the

material

guide

for

double.chain

stitching

Insert

the material

guide

double-chain

stitch.

How

use

material

guide

IdIe

for

double-

chain

stitch

Open

the

front

cover and

dis

engage the

spreader

loosening

the spreader

screw.

Turn

the

upper

blade

until

locked.

Disengage

the

upper

blade

turning

upward.

Material

guide

for

double-chain

stitch

Remove

material

slide

plate

for

overlock

stitch.

for

Edge

material

Material

the

front

cover.

Neede

*TE

(#11

14)

(49,

411

414)

can

used

with

this

machine.

(#1

mounted

the

machine.

remove

the

needle

(1)

Turn

the pulley

clockwise

hand

until

the

needle

raised

the

highest

position.

(2)

Loosen

the needle

set

screw

with the

screwdriver

(turn

left)

and

remove

the

needle.

NOTE:

When

removing

the

needle,

hold

the

needle

with

the

tweezers

avoid

dropping

it.

fit

the

needle

(1)

Turn

the pulley

until

the needle

bar

raised to

the

highest

position.

(2)

Hold

the

needle

with

its

long

grooved

side

the

front

and

insert

far

the

needle

stop.

(3)

Tighten

the

needle

set

screw

securely,

taking

care

that

the

needle

set

the

correct

position.

Needle

set screw

bar

Needle

stopper

Needle

set

Long

groove

toward

you

Operating

your

machine

provided

with

the

light;

Changing

the

light

buth

Undo the

two upper

screws on

the

back

the machine,

remove

the

cover

and

screw

the

light bulb

out.

Insert

the

new

bulb

and

screw

the

cover

place.

Use

light

bulbs

designed

for

Was

indicated

the

lamp

holder.

Preparation

Insert

the

three-pin

plug

into

the

socket

the

motor

and

insert

the

power

supply

plug

into

the

elec

tric

outlet.

Operation

When

the

pedal

lightly

depressed,

the

machine

runs at

low

speed

and

depressed

further,

the

machine

will

pick

speed.

When

the

pedal

released,

the

machine

will

stop.

Light

switch....

—7—

NOTES

THE MOTOR

The

normal

operating

speed

this

sewing

machine

1,500

stitches

per

minute,

which

quite

fast

compared

to the

normal

operating

speed

300 to

800

stitches

per

minute

for

the

ordinary

foot-operated

home

sewing

machine.

It should

noted

that

the

motor

of this

sewing

machine

runs

the opposite

direction

the

motor

ordinary

home

sewing

machine.

The

motor

has

bearings

made

special

sintered oil-impregnated

alloy

wrapped

oil-soaked

felt to

withstand

long

hours

continuous

operation.

Continuous

operation

the

sewing

machine

warms

the

motor

and

the

controller

some

extent,

but not

enough

to adversely

affect

its

perform

ance.

The

motor

and

controller

are

equipped

with

ventilating

holes, which

must not

covered

with

cloth

paper

during

use.

When

the

motor

running,

sparks

can

be seen

through the

ventilating

hole

the

motor

bracket

the

side

opposite

the

pulley. These sparks

are

pro

duced

the

carbon

brushes

and

the

commutator,

and

are

significance.

For

England

Safety

regulations

for

domestic

sewing

machines

conformity

with

“CEE

Publication

No. 10,

Part

II,

Section

Article

7.1”.

When

the

machine

not

use,

when

threading

replacing needle

blades,

the machine must

disconnected

from

the power

supply

removing the

plug

from the

wall

socket.

Use

bulbs

designed

for

max.

(wattage).

The

machine

has

interference

suppressor

for

radio

and

television,

complying

with

Directive

No.

76/889

E.E.C.

and

C.l.S,P.R.

CAUTION

WHEN

THREADING,

REPLACING NEEDLE

BLADES,

WHEN

MACHINE

NOT

USE,

RECOMMENDED

THAT

THE

ELECTRIC

SUPPLY

PLUG

DISCONNECTED

AVOID

ANY

POSSIBLE

HAZARDS.

—8-

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