Husqvarna Prisma 990 User manual

OPERATING

MANUAL

HUSQVARNA

PRJSMA

990

Husqvarna

Standard

accessories

4120016-01

411

7399-01

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-, -,

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412068802

401

99-01

412

78-01

412083746

411

93-01

411

93-01

411

85 87-01

412

12-01

4120373-01

4120374-01

411

7389-01

411

7391-01

411

30-01

411

27-01

41117

412

21-01

411

95-01

411

83-01

411

14-01

401

55-01

For

you

and

your

new

sewing

machine

have

prepared

this

booklet

let

you know

how

operate

this sewing

machine and how

make

use

all

its

sewing

possibilities.

know

you

will

get

many

pleasant

hours

with

your

new

sewing

machine.

HUSQVARNA

AB,

SWEDEN

reserve the

right to

change

the

machine

equipment

and

the

assortment

extra

accessories

without

prior

notice,

make modifications

the

performance

design.

Such

modifications

however

will

always

the

benefit

the

user

and

the

product.

lable

contents

Instructions

Unpacking

and

putting

away the machine

Connecting

the machine

Connecting

wall

outlet,

connecting

the

foot

control,

main

switch,

speed

control, needle

stop

position

Machine

parts

6—7

The

front and rear

the

machine,

names

parts

Function

8—9

Working

surface,

presser

bar

lever,

presser

foot

pressure,

lowering

the

feed

teeth

Bobbin winding,

threading

10—il

Thread

tension

12—13

Accessory

box

14—17

Presser

feet,

thread,

needles,

etc.

Control

panel

Sewing

guide,

Cassette

19,

22—30

Choice

fabric

General

sewing hints

Stitches

personal

choice

33—42

Cassette

31,

43—48

Cassettes

and

49—5

Maintenance

Care

the

machine, changing

the

light

bulb

Fault-finding

53—54

Needle

assortment

Extra

accessories

56—59

Alphabetical

index

Sewing

Joining

Overcasting

Joining

and

overcasting

Topstitching

Hemming

24—25

Basting

Sewing

buttons

Clearance plate

Buttonholes

28—32

Ordinary/repeated

buttonholes,

adjustment

possibili

ties,

corded/reinforced/keyhole

buttonholes,

button

hole

plate

Stitches

personal

choice

Straight

stitching

33—36

Edge stitching, sewing

zippers,

raised

seams,

gathe

ring

Stretch

stitch

and

reinforced straight

stitch 37

Zig-zag

38—39

Attaching

lace,

gathering,

bound

edges,

appliqués

Three-step

zig-zag

Sewing

terry

cloth,

mending

Flatlock

Overcast

stitch,

overlock, double overlock

Cassette

43—48

Edging,

Point

Paris hemstitch

Programming

decorative

stitches

45—48

Mirroring,

pattern

combinations,

cross—stitching,

tin

elements

for

pictograms

Sewing

letters,

Cassettes

and

49—51

Unpacking

and putting

away

the machine

Unpacking

Place

the

machine

the

table,

with

the

recess for

the

handle

furthest

away

from

you,

and

fold

down the

handle.

Lift

off

the

cover

and

put

aside.

Remove

the

foot control

from the back

the

machine.

Wipe

the machine

clean

before

you

start

sewing,

and

especially

careful with the

stitch

plate

and

the

space

around

the

needle.

The

machine

equipped

with

number

presser

feet

and

these

are

packed

two

plastic

bags.

Regarding

the

placing

the

accessories,

please

refer

page

under

“Accessory

box”.

Putting

the

machine away

Pull

the

plugs

out

the

wall

outlet

and

the

socket

the machine.

Wind

the

cords

around

your

hand, starting

the

foot

control

and

place

them

the

cord

compart

ment

the

foot

control.

Make

sure

that

all

accessories

are

correctly

placed

the

box.

Slide

the

accessory box

into

place.

Lower

the

presser

foot

and hang

the

foot

control

the

thread

guide at

the

rear

the machine.

The

bottom

the

foot

control

should

turned

toward

the

machine.

Fold

down the handle

and

put

the

cover.

Connecting

the

machine

Connecting

the foot

control

Remove

the

cord

from

the

foot

control

and

place the

control

under

the table. Insert

the

foot

control

plug

into

the

socket

the

right

side of

the machine.

The

plug

marked

for

ease

connecting

machine.

Connecting

the

wall

outlet

The

voltage

(V)

and

frequency

(Hz)

are indicated

under

the

base

the machine. Check

that

these

ratings

correspond

those

the

power

supply

before

connect

ing

the machine.

Main

switch

The

light

and

the

machine are

turned

pressing

the

main

switch.

This

makes

easy

see

that

the

machine

ready

for

sewing.

Speed

control

and

needle

stop-right

The

speed

controlled

means

the

foot control.

Press

the

foot

control

down

lightly and

the

machine

will

start

sewing

the lowest

stitch speed.

This

speed

suitable

for

precision

sewing

and

occasions

when

you

wish

have

better

control

for

intricate

work.

When

you depress the

foot

control

further

the

machine

will

run faster. The

needle

has

full

penetration

power

all

the

time.

When you

lift

your

foot

from

the control

the

needle

will

always stop

its

upper

position

not necessary

think

about the

needle

position

the

start

finish

seam.

you

wish

turn

the

fabric

when

sewing

around

corner

for

example,

easy

to get

the needle

stop

down

the

fabric.

Just

press

the

foot

control

down

quickly

and

release

again.

Machine

parts

__/

18J

Handle

Thread tension

dial

Thread

guide

Thread

tension

discs

Thread take-up

lever

Presser

foot

pressure

dial

Front

thread

guide

Sewing

light

Needle bar

with

needle

clamp

10.

Presser

foot

ankle

11.

Needle

plate

(stitch

plate)

12.

Feet

teeth

13,

Free

arm

14.

Bobbin

case

15.

Thread

cutter

16.

Shuttle

(hook)

17.

Door

for

shuttle

(hook)

18.

Base

plate

19.

Needle

clamp

screw

20.

Presser

bar

21.

Presser

foot

22.

Presser

bar lever

23.

Reverse

feed

button

24.

Push-buttons

for

changing

stitch

length

25.

Stitch

length

indicator

26.

Push-buttons

for

changing

stitch

width

27.

Stitch

width

indicator

28.

Push-button

for

limiting

the

stitch

width

29.

Push-button

for

mirroring the

stitch

pattern

30.

Push-button

for

programming

31.

Finishing

button

32.

Push-buttons for

stitch

selection

33.

Exchangeable

presser

foot

34.

Recommended presser

foot

35.

Handwheel

36.

Push-buttons

for stitch

selection

choice

type

sewing

37.

Push-buttons

for

stitch

selection

or choice

fabrh

38.

Drop

feed switch

39.

Main

switch

40.

Lower

thread

guide

for

bobbin

winding

41.

Bobbin

winding

spindle

42.

Thread

cutter

43.

Socket

for

power/foot

control

-28

-29

-31

-32

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1.3

—

Macnine

parts

-8

-4

-2

-1

€

Handle

Thread

guide

Presser foot

pressure

dial

Sewing

light

10.

Presser

foot

ankle

11.

Needle

plate

(stitch

plate)

13.

Free arm

18.

Base

plate

19.

Needle

clamp

screw

21.

Presser

foot

22.

Presser

bar

lever

35.

Handwheel

40.

Lower

thread

guide for

bobbin

winding

42.

Thread

cutter

43.

Socket

for

power/foot

control

44.

Upper

thread

guide

for

bobbin

winding

45.

Spool

pins

46.

Thread

cutter

47.

Screw

for

edge

guide

Function

Working

surface

The

working

surface

around

the

stitch

plate

consists

partly

the

upper

side

the

accessory

box

and

partly

the machine

itself,

i.e.

the

free

arm.

Retain the

accessory

box

the

machine when

you

require

larger

working

surface.

Pull

the

accessory

box

the

left

and

remove

you

wish

use

the

free

arm.

Pant

legs

and

sleeves can be

drawn

onto

the

free

arm,

making

easy

sew,

mend

patch these

parts.

The

free

arm

also

makes

much

easier

attach

collars

and

cuffs

well

sew

children’s clothes,

darn

socks

and

stockings

the

machine.

Presser

bar

lever

means

the

presser bar

lever

the

rear

the

machine,

the

presser

foot

can

raised

and

lowered.

The

lift

height

can

increased

mm,

the

presser

bar

lever

raised, pushed

upward

and

held

position.

This

useful

when

you

want

put

garments

with

thick

seams

under

the

presser

foot.

The

presser

foot

should

lowered

while

sewing.

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