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Fabric, height, compensation

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Fabric feed and height compensation 1. Fabric feed and stitch length 2. Fabric feed and height compensation 3. Fabric feed and sowing corners Wrlh each SIAM OW let& clog mpvea toward by one MO The length of this step is governed by trio stitch length SefeCted With an extremely shed stitch length, the steps are also short The fabric moves under Lle loot Cote Slow), oven al full sewing spew. Bunn noise. Sala, stitch and decorative stitches are all sewn with a shed stitch length. height compensating pates geerantee perfect fabric feed whoa sewing thick areas and topstdchng edges. One. Iwo or three (=pen. satag pates can be used depending on the thick floss (lleightt a) The feed.clog can on/y week properly when the presser loot is hat. el To compensate la MO height ghtekness), place en0. two er tivoo compensating c/ateS t>

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Fabric
feed
and
height
compensation
3
1.
Fabric
feed
and
stitch
length
Wrlh
each
SIAM
OW
let&
clog
mpvea
toward
by
one
MO
The
length
of
this
step
is
governed
by
trio
stitch
length
SefeCted
With
an
extremely
shed
stitch
length,
the
steps
are
also
short
The
fabric
moves
under
Lle
loot
Cote
Slow),
oven
al
full
sewing
spew.
Bunn
noise.
Sala,
stitch
and
decorative
stitches
are
all
sewn
with
a
shed
stitch
length.
Important
a)
Make
sure
that
the
labnC
feeds
evenly.
KIM
b)
l,
ushirg
wit
result
in
gaps.
C)
Fielding
back
will
!MA
ole-uPs.
tie
2.
Fabric
feed
and
height
compensation
height
compen-
sating
pates
geerantee
perfect
fabric
feed
whoa
sewing
thick
areas
and
topstdchng
edges.
One.
Iwo
or
three
(=pen.
satag
pates
can
be
used
depending
on
the
thick
fl
oss
(lleightt
a)
The
feed.clog
can
on/y
week
properly
when
the
presser
loot
is
hat.
a
rit4
rt47?)
bl
When
Sevanig
Wick
areas.
the
presser
?Oat
is
tired
upwards
%Oven
does
not
slew
the
feed
dog
to
grip
and
feed
the
fabric
c0rrectly.
el
To
compensate
la
MO
height
ghtekness),
place
en0.
two
er
tivoo
compensating
c/ateS
t><i
N
RI
the
needle
under
the
crosser
tool.
U)
To
cowpansate
in
front
of
tee
crosser
foot.
pace
one
a
more
plates
to
the
right
of
the
foot
Posh
with
the
noodle.
Sew
over
the
thick
area
and
then
reanCNO
M
plates.
3.
Fabric
feed
and
sowing
corners
al
The
two
rows
of
tooth
of
the
feed
-dog
ate
solo
a
clstance
apart
because
of
the
width
of
the
zig-tag
needle
hdo.
VI
b)
When
sewng
comers
prey
a
smal
part
of
the
labnc
is
actually
on
the
food
dog
so
It
cannot
feed
the
work
csx-
reedy.
I
c)
For
an
even
feed.
pIxe
cm
or
more
plates
to
the
rght
of
the
presses
loot
lush
with
the
tabic
edge.