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During ;sewing never pull the cloth too strongly towards the hack. G. Faulty scams ito A faulty uneven seam results: I. if then are thread ends remaining between the thread tension discs; 2. if there are thread ends under the bobbin case tension spring; 3. if the bobbin is deformed and jams in the bobbin case; 4. if the thread is not always evenly thick in all its length; 5. if the shuttle is not regularly oiled. b; When sewing trivet or other knitted good:. make aura of the following Items: I. tricot should always be basted with darning threat never with basting thread: 2. [Ise perfect needles of size no. 70 or no. 90: 3. the thin area of the fabric should always be placed to the left side of the presser foot ; 4. tines of needles and thread must always perfectly correspond: L. If the zigzag stitch seems not to be elastic enough, adjust for a larger width and a shorter stitch length, in order to increase the elasticity of the seam: co Disagreeably puckered fabric In most cases the rause of puckering Is too tight a tension as well on the upper as on the under thread. When sewing tricot and other knitted goods. the material must never be pulled to the hack with the hands: otherwise it will get puckered, of course. Care should be taken that when sewing tricot or the like the feed towards the presser foot be always sufficient. by means of eery lightly pushing the tricot on both sides of presser foot. 7. The machine operetta too slowty The motor does not work rorrcetly cIt should be examined by a skilled mechanic; Probable causes: at Tension of drive belt may be too tight. Ask the expert! bt The sewing machine has been Idle for a fairly long time in a nwdstened room In such n rase it 72

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During
;sewing
never
pull
the
cloth
too
strongly
towards
the
hack.
G.
Faulty
scams
ito
A
faulty
uneven
seam
results:
I. if
then
are
thread
ends
remaining
between
the
thread
tension
discs;
2.
if
there
are
thread
ends
under
the
bobbin
case
tension
spring;
3.
if
the
bobbin
is
deformed
and
jams
in
the
bobbin
case;
4.
if
the
thread
is
not
always
evenly
thick
in
all
its
length;
5.
if
the
shuttle
is
not
regularly
oiled.
b;
When
sewing
trivet
or
other
knitted
good:.
make
aura
of
the
following
Items:
I.
tricot
should
always
be
basted
with
darning
threat
never
with
basting
thread:
2.
[Ise
perfect
needles
of
size
no.
70
or
no.
90:
3.
the
thin
area
of
the
fabric
should
always
be
placed
to
the
left
side
of
the
presser
foot
;
4.
tines
of
needles
and
thread
must
always
per-
fectly
correspond:
L.
If
the
zigzag
stitch
seems
not
to
be
elastic
enough,
adjust
for
a
larger
width
and
a
shor-
ter
stitch
length,
in
order
to
increase
the
elasticity
of
the
seam:
co
Disagreeably
puckered
fabric
In
most
cases
the
rause
of
puckering
Is
too
tight
a
tension
as
well
on
the
upper
as
on
the
under
thread.
When
sewing
tricot
and
other
knitted
goods.
the
material
must
never
be
pulled
to
the
hack
with
the
hands:
otherwise
it
will
get
puckered,
of
course.
Care
should
be
taken
that
when
se-
wing
tricot
or
the
like
the
feed
towards
the
presser
foot
be
always
sufficient.
by
means
of
eery
lightly
pushing
the
tricot
on
both
sides
of
presser
foot.
7.
The
machine
operetta
too
slowty
The
motor
does
not
work
rorrcetly
c
It
should
be
examined
by
a
skilled
mechanic;
Probable
causes:
at
Tension
of
drive
belt
may
be
too
tight.
Ask
the
expert!
bt
The
sewing
machine
has
been
Idle
for
a
fairly
long
time
in
a
nwdstened
room
In
such
n
rase it
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