Bernina 125 Manual - Page 6

Cleaning, Machine, Oiling

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Cleaning the Machine During sewing, lints or dust will collect, especially around the shuttle, arid may hinder the smooth running of the machine. The frequent removal of such remnants is therefore essential. Take off the throat plate from time to time and remove the fluff that has gathered below it. The removal of the throat plate is very simple, for there are no screws to slacken. Just open the hinged shuttle cover and push the throat plate up with a finger of the left hand. Fig. S Oiling the Machine Oil the machine frequently, but not too heavily. A few drops of oil are sufficient to keep the machine running smoothly. If too much oil is applied, the excess will drain off unused and may stain the fabric. Always oil the machine before use and not after it. Use clear sewing machine oil only, free of resin and acid. If oil of inferior quality is employed, it may get sticky when it dries and the machine will run hard. 8 MIRA bra sowi „,t„or4.%-r 3114 Fig. 4 i. The pictures 3 and 4 show the points where the oil should be applied. Further oil points are under the face plate 46 (Fig. 3) and the arm cover 47 (Fig. 3 and 4). Open as well the hinged shuttle cover at the front of the free arm and oil the shuttle race from time to time at the point 49 indicated by arrow in Fig. b. Fig. 5 Careful and correct oiling will insure easy running and prevent unnecessary wear of the parts. 9

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Cleaning
the
Machine
During
sewing,
lints
or
dust
will
collect,
especially
around
the
shuttle,
arid
may
hinder
the
smooth
running
of
the
machine.
The
frequent
removal
of
such
remnants
is
therefore
essential.
Take
off
the
throat
plate
from
time
to
time
and
remove
the
fluff
that
has
gathered
below
it.
The
removal
of
the
throat
plate
is
very
simple,
for
there
are
no
screws
to
slacken.
Just
open
the
hinged
shuttle
cover
and
push
the
throat
plate
up
with
a
finger
of
the
left
hand.
Fig.
S
Oiling
the
Machine
Oil
the
machine
frequently,
but
not
too
heavily.
A
few
drops
of
oil
are
sufficient
to
keep
the
machine
running
smoothly.
If
too
much
oil
is
applied,
the
excess
will
drain
off
unused
and
may
stain
the
fabric.
Always
oil
the
machine
before
use
and
not
after
it.
Use
clear
sewing
machine
oil
only,
free
of
resin
and
acid.
If
oil
of
inferior
quality
is
employed,
it
may
get
sticky
when
it
dries
and
the
machine
will
run
hard.
8
MIRA
bra
sowi
tor.
„,„
4
%
-
r
3114
Fig.
4
The
pictures
3
and
4
show
the
points
where
the
oil
should
be
applied.
Further
oil
points
are
under
the
face
plate
46
(Fig.
3)
and
the
arm
cover
47
(Fig.
3
and
4).
Open
as
well
the
hinged
shuttle
cover
at
the
front
of
the
free
arm
and
oil
the
shuttle
race
from
time
to
time
at
the
i.
point
49
indicated
by
arrow
in
Fig.
b.
Fig.
5
Careful
and
correct
oiling
will
insure
easy
running
and
prevent
unnecessary
wear
of
the
parts.
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