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Ths

booklet

has

been written

for

you,

h&p

you

use

and

enjoy

fully

your

sewing

machine.

Before

you

start to

use

this

machine,

please

take

few

minutes

study

this

booklet.

You

will

find

will

be time

well

spent

understanding

your

machine.

you

have

any

questions

regarding the

use

your

overlocking

machine

please

not

hesitate to

contact

your

dealer

ourselves.

WHITE

SEWING MACHINE

Record

space

provided

below

the

Serial

No.

and

Model

No.

this

appliance.

The

Serial

No.

located

Rear

arm.

The

Model

No.

located

Rear

arm.

Serial

No.

Model

No.

ET-6

ET-lO

Retain

these

numbers

for

future

reference.

WHITE

SEWING

MACHINE

CO.

Cleveland,

Ohio

U.S.A.

44111

Scarborough,

Ontario

Canada

MIP

2G1

.,;

OTENTS

KNOWING

YOUR

MACHINE

Pages..2-17

Accsoies.

lis-

Acs.ry

Box

Bobbin,. To

insert

into Bobbin

Case

Bobbin

Case,

insert

into

Shuttle

Bobbin Case,

remove from

Shuttle...

Sobbin Thread,

pick

Bobbin

Winding

Converting

free-arm

sewing

Darning Plate

Finger

Guard

Free-Arm

Sewing

and

Convert

Knowing

your

Machine

2-3

Machine

Identification

2-3

eand

Thread Table

Needles, to

Change

Power/Light

Switch

Presser

Feet,

Selection

Presser

Feet,

Change

Presser

Foot

Lever

Reverse

Stitch

Lever

Seaming

Guide

Lines

Setting

your

Machine

Spool

Pins

Stitch

Length

Control

Stitch

Selection

Control

Threading

Top

Machine

Thread

Tensions,

Top

and

Bottom

STARTING

SEW,

Pages

18-33

Applique

Basting

Blind

Hems

Button

Sewing

Buttonhole

Making,

Automatic

Buttonholes,

Corded

Buttonholes,

Tips

Cording

Darning

Foot

Control

Gathering

Lingerie

Stitch

Mending

Overcasting,

Simple

Zig-zag

Overcasting, Three

Step

Zig-zag

BastinQ

Piping

Ric-Rac

Stitch

Rolled

Hemming

Satin

Stitch

Smocking

Stitch

StartingtoSew

Straight

Stitching

Stretch

Overlock

Stitch

Stretch

Stitches,

General

Information

.28

Three

Step

Zig-zag

Top

Stitching

Triple

Straigl-ft’titch

Turning

Square

Corner,

Single

Needle

Zig-zag

Stitching

Zips,

tolnsert

CARING

FOR

YOUR

MACHINE,

Pages

34.35

Cleaning

the

Machine

Cleaning

the

Shuttle,

Feed

Dogs

.34

Light

Bulb,

Change

Sewing

Light

CHECK

CHART

FOR

PERFORMANCE

PROBLEMS

Page

Problem Chart

OPTIONAL

EXTRA

Pages

37-40

Even

Feed

Foot

(Optional

Extra)

Overcasting

Foot

(Optional

Extra>

Rolle

Foot

(Optional

Extra>

Tufting Foot

(Optional

Extra)

Twin

Needle (Optional

Extra)

-40

JOWNG

VOUR

SEWING

MACHINE

:iri

DIT1FCATION

After

unpackir

your

Sewing

M2chine,

flat

sturdy

srfac9

and

study

the

diagram

get

know

the

various

working

parts

and

their

names.

will

found

useful

refer

back

these

two

pages

you

progress through

the

Book

sure

which

part

being

referred

to.

Needle

bar

NOTE:

detailed

drawing

which

shows

the parts

the

shuttle

and

bobbin

page

Extension

table

Bobbin

winder

shaft

Bobbin

winder

stop

Stitch selector

Stitch

length

dial

Reverse

stitch

lever

Extra

spool

Fold-away

carrying

handle

Power/light

switch

Foot

control

plug

socket

Instruction

manual

Open

the

Accessory

Box.

Inside

you

will

?w;d

wide

range

accessories

and

rachments

which

will

found

useful

ftr

the

various

sawing

operations

that

viU

csscrjbed

later

pages.

Spare

needles

No.

7080

Bobbins

No.

10020

Spool

stand

No.7053

Extra

spool

No.7054

Spool

disc

No.7056

Darning

cover

plate

No.

7057

Screwdriver

(large)

No.

1627

Screwdriver

(small)

No.

1628

Lint

brush

No.

7079

Straight

stitch

No.4912

Blind

stitch

toot

No.6219

Seam

ripper!

buttonhole

opener

No.7086

Parts

and

accessories

fitted

the

machine

Spoof

cap

No.

11423

Standard

zig-zag

foot

No.

3550

Presser

foot

thumb

screw

No.

76957

Needle

clamp

screw

No.

76061

Bobbin

case

No.

77964

Shuttle

No.

7055

Zipper

foot

Buttonhole

guide

Oiler

No.3589

No.7052

No.7073

Presser

foot

holder

No.

7048

Light

bulb

No.

3478

Dust

cover

No.7065

SIT1NG

YOUR MACH2NE

sure

your

machine

resting

securely

sturdy,

flat

surface.

Before using your

machine

the

first

time

sure

wipe

off

any

surpius

oil

from

around

the

needle

plate

area

that

may have

remained

during

transit.

also

advisable

run

the

machine

unthreaded

with

some

spare

material

under

the

presser

foot,

absorb

any

excess

oil.

FOOT CONTROL

Push

foot

control

plug

into

the

connector

socket

the

bottom

right-hand

side

the

machine. (See

also

page

18).

POWER/LIGHT SWITCH

Your

machine

will

not

operate

until

the

power

switch

turned

on.

The

same

switch

controls

both

the

power

and

the

light.

you

are

interrupted,

stop

sewing,

leave

the

machine

unattended,

the

power

light

switch

must

switched

off

the

plug

must

removed

from

the

socket-outlet.

When

servicing

the

machine,

when

removing

covers

changing

needles

lamps,

the

machine

must

disconnected

from

the

mains

removing

the

plug

from

the

socket-outlet.

PRESSER

FOOT

LEVER

The

presser

foot

lever

raises and

lowers

your

presser

foot.

Lower

the

presser foot

lever

sew.

Raise

the

presser

foot

lever

and

the

pressure

the presser

foot

will

released

insert

remove

thin

thick

fabrics.

Extra

height

the

presser

foot

can

obtained

lifting

the

presser

foot

thumb

screw

finger

allow

insertion

thicker

material.

NOTE:

Presser

foot

pressure

set

the

factory.

adjustment

required.

SPOOL

PINS

Fit

the

spool

stand

the

accessory

box

the

direction

shown

arrow

as illustrated.

NOTE:

Remember

take

off

the

spool

fcr

storage.

Attach

the

extra

spool

the

right

end

the

carrying

handle,

when

sewing

with

twin

needle.

CONVERTING

FREE-ARM

SEWING

Your

machine

can

used either

flat-bed

free-arm

model.

With

the

extension

table

position

becomes

flat-bed

with

large

working

surface,

which

slopes gently

towards

you

help

the

smooth

flow

the

fabric

when

sewing.

removing the

extension

table,

the

machine

converts

into

free-arm

model

which

will

found

ideal

for

sewing

all

those

awkward,

tight

corners

especially

for

small

articles

for

babies

and

small

children.

The free-arm.

easily

obtained

simply

pulling

the

extension table

the

left

shown

the

illustration.

replace,

reverse

this

operation ensuring

the

lugs

and

are

correctly

located

into

their

respective

holes.

Other

advantages

free-arm

sewing

are

follows:

—

Sewing

any

‘tubular’

article

such

sleeves, cuffs,

trousers,

shorts,

legs

almost

all

garments.

Easier

mending

worn

&bows

knees

clothes.

Sewing-in

sleeves,

particularly

small

garments.

Appliqué,

embroidery

hemming

around

the

edges

cuffs

etc.

Sewing-in

elastic

casing

the

waistline.

13\i4

Release

clutch

holding

hand wheel and

turning

clutch

knob

towards

you.

Draw

thread

from

spool

through

thread

guide

shown.

Pull

end

thread

through

hole

bobbin

shown.

Push

bobbin

winder

shaft

far

left

position,

not

already

there.

Place

bobbin

onto

shaft

with

end

thread

coming

from

top

bobbin. Push

bobbin

winder

shaft

right

until

clicks.

Hold

onto

end

thread.

Start

machine.

The

thread

that

held

will

snap.

Bobbin

will

cease

turning

when

completely

filled.

Push

shaft

left

remove

bobbin.

Tighten

clutch

knob

and

remove

bobbin.

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