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Contents

Setting Up

Basic Sewing

Machine

Operation

Utility Stitches

Embroidering

Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Error

Messages

Sewing Chart

Patterns

(Programmed

in Machine)

Patterns

(Memory Card)

OVERCASTING

J

For use on medium or lightweight fabrics.  Attach the G foot.  Keep
foot guide along edge of fabric while sewing hem as illustrated in
the drawing.

1

Guide

5

3

Caution
Always be sure to use the right foot for the stitch you are sewing.  Using the wrong foot could
cause the needle to hit the foot while sewing, which could result in broken needles and possible
injuries.

G

1

2

3

4

1

Overcasting (Presser foot “G”)

2

Overcasting (Presser foot “G”)

3

Elastic zigzag (Presser foot “J”)

4

Zig zag (Presser foot “J”)

Combination straight stitch and overcast zigzag.  Use on heavy-
weight fabrics.  Attach G foot.  Keep foot guide along edge of
fabric while sewing hem as illustrated in the drawing.

1

Guide

5

3

 Overcasting

 Overcasting

1

1

CAUTION
After the stitch width has been adjusted, turn
the balance wheel by hand and check that the
needle does not touch the presser foot.
If it does touch, the needle may break and
cause an injury.

G

G

G

CAUTION
After the stitch width has been adjusted, turn
the balance wheel by hand and check that the
needle does not touch the presser foot.
If it does touch, the needle may break and
cause an injury.

G