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Buttonhole Fine Adjustment

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----- ·MW----- • 4 ·MW----- $ • ·MW----- -®--.--... -- !1 [I ® ® ~ •• Buttonhole Fine Adjustment ••• If the stitching on the two sides of the buttonhole do not appear iden- • tical, the fol!owing adjustments can be made. • 1. Set the stiich length dial to "c:J" and sew the left side of the but- • tonhole on a scrap of fabric while observing how the material is •• fed. • 2. If the left side of the buttonhole is too coarse or fine, adjust the • feeding of the material with the stitch length dial. •• (j) Left side • ® Stitch length • ® Shorter • @ Longer • @ In this case ••• 3. After obtaining a satisfactory feeding on the left side, stitch the right • side of the buttonhole and observe the feeding . •• 4. If the right side is too coarse or fine compared to the left side, turn • the buttonhole fine-adjustment screw as described below. • . I •• If the right side is too coarse, use the enclosed screwdriver to turn the • screw in the - direction. • If the right side is too fine, use the enclosed screwdriver to turn the • screw in the+ direction. ••• This adjustment allows both sides of the buttonhole to appear identi~ • caL •• ® Stitch length dial • Q) Buttonhole fine-adjustment screw • ® Rightside ln this case .~7

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Buttonhole Fine Adjustment
If
the stitching on the two sides of the buttonhole
do
not appear iden-
tical, the
fol!owing
adjustments can be
made.
1.
Set the stiich length dial to
"c:J"
and sew the
left
side of the but-
tonhole on a scrap
of
fabric
while observing
how
the
material
is
fed.
2.
If
the
left
side
of
the buttonhole
is
too coarse
or
fine,
adjust
the
feeding of the material with the stitch length dial.
(j)
Left
side
®
Stitch length
®
Shorter
@
Longer
@
In
this
case
3.
After
obtaining a satisfactory feeding on the
left
side,
stitch
the
right
side
of
the buttonhole
and
observe the feeding .
4.
If the right side
is
too coarse
or
fine compared
to
the left side, turn
the buttonhole fine-adjustment screw
as
described below.
.
I
If
the right side
is
too coarse, use the enclosed screwdriver to turn the
screw
in
the -
direction.
If
the right side
is
too
fine,
use the enclosed screwdriver to turn the
screw
in
the+
direction .
This
adjustment allows
both
sides
of
the
buttonhole
to
appear
identi~
caL
®
Stitch
length dial
Q)
Buttonhole fine-adjustment screw
®
Rightside
®
ln
this case