Bernina 730 Manual - Page 25

Forward, Backward, Sewing, Adjustment, different, Stitch, lengths, airogOs., remove, machine

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justed by turning same in or out, and regulate the stitch length device on the wished for nomber. Normally this will be 1.5. 6. Set zigzag knob in such a way that the zero mark becomes visible on the stitch length dial above said knob. 7. Slide on sewing table. Make sure that the handwheel is always turned towards the operator. (Same as fig. 15 on page 16.) Forward and Backward Sewing and Adjustment of different Stitch lengths According to the position of the stitch regulator lever 22, the machine will sew forward or backward, form- lig, 23 lootairogOs. wad ing long or short stitches. If the stitch regulator lever 22 is pushed down until the marked line is just below number zero at the left side of scale, the machine will sew forward. If the stitch regulator lever 22 is pushed upwards to just above number zero, the machine will sew backward. Forward and backward sewing serves to strengthen certain sewing areas and to secure the ends of the threads. The more the stitch regulator lever 22 is displaced either upward or downward, the longer the forward or backward stitch will be. In order to ensure that both forward and backward stitches will be of the same length, the lock screw of the stitch regulator lever 22 should be turned, respectively tightened or loosened. In this manner the upward and downward movement of the stitch regulator lever 22 can be limited. When loosening said screw the displacement of the lever will be increased, whereas in tightening same it will be reduced. To remove the work from the machine Raise the thread take-up lever to its uppermost position and raise also the presser foot by means of the lifting lever. This will release the upper thread tension and the working piece can easily be removed without having to draw on the thread previously. In particular make sure that the material is always pulled from under and to the back of presser foot, to prevent the needle from becoming bent or causing thread breakage and faulty stitches. 23

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justed
by
turning
same
in
or
out,
and
regulate
the
stitch
length
device
on
the
wished
for
nomber.
Normally
this
will
be
1.5.
6.
Set
zigzag
knob
in
such
a
way
that
the
zero
mark
becomes
visible
on
the
stitch
length
dial
above
said
knob.
7.
Slide
on
sewing
table.
Make
sure
that
the
handwheel
is
always
turned
tow-
ards
the
operator.
(Same
as
fig.
15
on
page
16.)
Forward
and
Backward
Sewing
and
Adjustment
of
different
Stitch
lengths
According
to
the
position
of
the
stitch
regulator
lever
22,
the
machine
will
sew
forward
or
backward,
form-
lig,
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loot
airogOs.
wad
ing
long
or
short
stitches.
If
the
stitch
regulator
lever
22
is
pushed
down
until
the
marked
line
is
just
below
number
zero
at
the
left
side
of
scale,
the
ma-
chine
will
sew
forward.
If
the
stitch
regulator
lever
22
is
pushed
upwards
to
just
above
number
zero,
the
machine
will
sew
backward.
Forward
and
backward
sewing
serves
to
strengthen
certain
sewing
areas
and
to
secure
the
ends
of
the
threads.
The
more
the
stitch
regulator
lever
22
is
displaced
either
upward
or
downward,
the
longer
the
forward
or
backward
stitch
will
be.
In
order
to
ensure
that
both
forward
and
backward
stitches
will
be
of
the
same
length,
the
lock
screw
of
the
stitch
regulator
lever
22
should
be
turned,
res-
pectively
tightened
or
loosened.
In
this
manner
the
upward
and
downward
movement
of
the
stitch
regu-
lator
lever
22
can
be
limited.
When
loosening
said
screw
the
displacement
of
the
lever
will
be
increased,
whereas
in
tightening
same
it
will
be
reduced.
To
remove
the
work
from
the
machine
Raise
the
thread
take-up
lever
to
its
uppermost
posi-
tion
and
raise
also
the
presser
foot
by
means
of
the
lifting
lever.
This
will
release
the
upper
thread
ten-
sion
and
the
working
piece
can
easily
be
removed
without
having
to
draw
on
the
thread
previously.
In
particular
make
sure
that
the
material
is
always
pulled
from
under
and
to
the
back
of
presser
foot,
to
prevent
the
needle
from
becoming
bent
or
causing
thread
breakage
and
faulty
stitches.
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