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Cleaning and oiling Moth, 707 Jc._.A=,..,•.i?..,,,7 • , . . , -. 1c. a e • • -.\ glumal.a.:12 11-S a ACM !re- , Oil the machine freguerdly but not too Cleaning the machine. During sewing heavily (1-2 dropsi. If too much oil Is pieces of thread and fluff collect under applied the excess will drain off unused the needle plate and around the hook. and stain machine and material. The cover plato of the free arm should Always oil the machine before use and be removed from time to time so that not afterwards. Use clear sewing ma- the sewing fluff can be cleaned away. chine oil only, free from resin and acid. Obtainable al all Bemina dealers. Proper offing of the machine assures its tree running and long life. All the oiling points on the machine are marked in red. Unmarked points are provided with selloiling bushings and :nun need no oiling. C 4 - The main Otltng ;OMs under the top cover of the machine. The main oiling points under the free arm cover. To take on the open arm corer Remove sewing foot and needle. Open hinged shuttle cover. Loosen screw with the special screw dnver. fi r-waiss.,--4ara+s-y-4-- It the machine has been standing in a cold room, it should be brought into a warm room about an hour before use. After removal of the cover the teed dog so that it can warm up to room tempera- is exposed and can be easily cleaned. ture and the oil in the bearings will The under side of the needle plate can again become fluid. be cleaned at the same lime.

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Cleaning
and
oiling
Moth,
707
Jc_.=
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A.
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1
c.
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glum
al.a.:12 11
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ACM
!re-
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4
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r-waiss.
,
--ara+s-y-4--
4
Oil
the
machine
freguerdly
but
not
too
heavily
(1-2
dropsi.
If
too
much
oil
Is
applied
the
excess
will
drain
off
unused
and
stain
machine
and
material.
Always
oil
the
machine
before
use
and
not
afterwards.
Use
clear
sewing
ma-
chine
oil
only,
free
from
resin
and
acid.
Obtainable
al all
Bemina
dealers.
Proper
offing
of
the
machine
assures
its
tree
running
and
long
life.
All
the
oiling
points
on
the
machine
are
marked
in
red.
Unmarked
points
are
provided
with
sell
-
oiling
bushings
and
:nun
need
no
oiling.
The
main
Otltng
;OMs
under
the
top
cover
of
the
machine.
The
main
oiling
points
under
the
free
arm
cover.
It
the
machine
has
been
standing
in
a
cold
room,
it
should
be
brought
into
a
warm
room
about
an
hour
before
use.
so
that
it
can
warm
up
to
room
tempera-
ture
and
the
oil
in
the
bearings
will
again
become
fl
uid.
Cleaning
the
machine.
During
sewing
pieces
of
thread
and
fluff
collect
under
the
needle
plate
and
around
the
hook.
The
cover
plato
of
the
free
arm
should
be
removed
from
time
to
time
so
that
the
sewing
fl
uff
can
be
cleaned
away.
To
take
on
the
open
arm
corer
Remove
sewing
foot
and
needle.
Open
hinged
shuttle
cover.
Loosen
screw
with
the
special
screw
dnver.
fi
After
removal
of
the
cover
the
teed
dog
is
exposed
and
can
be
easily
cleaned.
The
under
side
of
the
needle
plate
can
be
cleaned
at
the
same
lime.