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Display - tension settings

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Prog • 3F LCD Display 1 Program no. 2 Name of stitch 3 Stitch length in mm 4 Differential feed setting 5 Needle position 6 Swiveling stitch width latch position --- stitch width latch in basic position . 3 stitch width latch lowered 7 Upper overedge looper position Thi looper engaged looper lowered Converter engaged 8 Power table position with power table without power table 9 Upper blade position upper blade engaged 2_. upper blade disengaged 10 Seam width in mm 11 Setting of spring presser foot latch A or B - As long as E appears in the display, the transparent presser foot from the accessories can also be used. 40 10 11 1213 Key functions 1 Tension keys + and For increasing and reducing thread tension 10 Tension release key When this key is pressed and held, the thread tensions are released. This al lows the thread chain to be easily pulled from the machine. When the key is re leased, the thread tensions reset for the programm selected. 11 Program selection key + and - The desired program can be selected with these keys. There are 20 programs preset for your use. If the keys are kept pressed down, the programs will auto matically run on. When the machine is switched off and back on, the last pro gram sewn will appear. 12 Memory key M: The adjusted settings for stitch length, differential feed and thread tension can be stored using this key. 13 Memory selection key P: With this key, you can activate the program memory a ii d the programmable memories A, B and C.

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Prog
•
3F
11
1213
LCD
Display
1
Program
no.
2
Name
of
stitch
3
Stitch
length
in
mm
4
Differential
feed
setting
5
Needle
position
6
Swiveling
stitch
width
latch
position
—-—
stitch
width
latch
in
basic
position
.
3
stitch
width
latch
lowered
7
Upper
overedge
looper
position
Thi
looper
engaged
looper
lowered
Converter
engaged
8
Power
table
position
with
power
table
without
power
table
9
Upper
blade
position
upper
blade
engaged
2_.
upper
blade
disengaged
10
Seam
width
in
mm
11
Setting
of
spring
presser
foot
latch
A
or
B
—
As
long
as
E
appears
in
the
display,
the
transparent
presser
foot
from
the
accessories
can
also
be
used.
Key
functions
1
Tension
keys
+
and
-
For
increasing
and
reducing
thread
tension
10
Tension
release
key
When
this
key
is
pressed
and
held,
the
thread
tensions
are
released.
This
al
lows
the
thread
chain
to
be
easily
pulled
from
the
machine.
When
the
key
is
re
leased,
the
thread
tensions
reset
for
the
programm
selected.
11
Program
selection
key
+
and
—
The
desired
program
can
be
selected
with
these
keys.
There
are
20
programs
preset
for
your
use.
If
the
keys
are
kept
pressed
down,
the
programs
will
auto
matically
run
on.
When
the
machine
is
switched
off
and
back
on,
the
last
pro
gram
sewn
will
appear.
12
Memory
key
M:
The
adjusted
settings
for
stitch
length,
differential
feed
and
thread
tension
can
be
stored
using
this
key.
13
Memory
selection
key
P:
With
this
key,
you
can
activate
the
program
memory
a
ii
d
the
programmable
memories
A,
B
and
C.
10
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