Husqvarna VIKING Viva User manual

Brand: Husqvarna

Model: VIKING Viva

Category: Sewing machines

Type: User manual

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IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

When

using

an

electrical

appliance,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

followed.

including

the

loll(

aving:

Read

all

instructions

hefcre

using

this

household

sewing

machine.

DANGER

-

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock

•

A

sewing

machine

should

never

be

left

unattended

when

plugged

in.

Always

unplug

this

sewing

m

ichine

fioni

the

electi

ic

outlet

immedi

itcl’

iftci

using

md

before

cleaning.

•

Aiw

iys

unplug

bet

oie

id

u

ping

RepI

ice

bulb

voth

s

irne

type

iated

5

Watt

WARNING

-

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons:

•

l)o

not

allow

to

be

used

as

a

toy.

Close

anentk)n

is

necessary

when

this

sewing

m

mchine

is

uscd

b’

oi

ne

ii

ch.ilclien

•

l.’se

this

sewing

rn

ichinc

onb

foi

its

intended

usc

is

descnbecl

in

this

m

mu

ml

1

se

only

itt

mc

hments

icC

(

mmended

b

the

iii

inuf

ictui

ci

is

conta

med

in

this

manual

•

Ncei

opei

ite

this

sewing

m

whine

if

it

Ii

is

i

cI

im

iged

coicl

ci

plug

if

it

is

not

working

properly,

if

it

has

been

dropped

or

damaged,

or

dropped

into

water.

Return

thc

sewing

ni

whine

to

the

ne

nest

iuthon7ed

de

dci

ci

serx

ice

centei

foi

e

irnin

mtion

repair,

electrical

or

mechanical

adjustment.

•

Never

operate

the

sewing

machine

with

any

air

openings

blocked.

Keep

ventilation

openings

of

the

sewing

machine

rod

foot

cont:ollei

flee

horn

the

iccurnul

Ition

of

lint

dust,

and

loose

cloth.

•

Keep

flngei

iw

iy

horn

ill

mo

ing

p

irIs

Spec

i

il

C

lie

is

i

equn

ccl

u

ound

the

sew

wig

machine

needle

•

Always

use

the

proper

needle

plate.

The

wrong

plate

can

cause

the

needle

to

break.

•

Do

not

usc

bent

needles

•

Do

not

pull

ci

push

f

ibnc

w

bile

stitching

It

iii

tt

deflect

the

ncedlc

C

musing

it

to

hie

ik

•

Switch

the

sewing

in

ichine

off

(

U

)

when

in

iking

in

adjustment

in

the

needle

aiea

such

is

thie

icling

necdle

cli

Inging

nceclle

thie

icling

bobbin

ci

cli

Inging

pressei

foct,

etc.

•

Always

unplug

sewing

machine

from

the

electrical

outlet

when

removing

covers,

lubnc

iting

ci

w

lien

making

in

othei

user

ser

icing

idjustrnencs

mentioned

in

the

instruction

manual.

•

Ncver

diop

ci

insert

in

olect

into

an

opening

•

Do

not

use

outdoors

•

Do

not

operate

where

aerosol

(spray)

products

are

being

used

or

where

oxygen

is

being

administrated.

•

To

disconnect

turn

ill

controls

to

the

oft

(

0

)

positron

thcn

iemo

c

plug

horn

outlet

•

Do

not

unplug

by

pulling

on

coid

To

unplug

grasp

the

plug

not

the

coicl

p

SAVETHESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Table

Of

Contents

Overview

2

Sewing

16-30

BiittOflli()IeS

Procedures

3-Il

Buttonholes.

Cutting

Butt

nltolcs

F”

Unpacking.

Packing

ass

a

after

sewing

Sewing

buttons

15

Connecting

the

toot

ontrol,

Straight

stitch,

Needle

positions

19

Connecting

to

the

Poss

er

Sti

1

ly

Scsvuisg

zippers.

Lapped

zipper

20

Accessort

box.

(itlering

with

straight

stitch

21

Extended

sewing

surface

3

Ecinforced

straight

stitch.

Stretc

Ii

sI

pi

(

stitch,

Zigzag

22

Threading

the

upper

tlire’id

hlee

steP

zigzag

Mending

Threading

for

twin

needle

and

darning,

Sewing

terry

cloth

23

Bobbin

winding

with

the

Appliqué

machine

threaded.

B)bbin

I

)ain

ing

stitch

winéing

-

vertical

spot

iI

Flatlock

Placing

the

lx

)hl

)in

Blind

hem

in

the

mar

hinc,

Loss

ering

the

Bogmg

stitch

Iced

teeth

C)

Seam

and

overcast,

Decoratis

e

Thread

tension,

Correct

and

stitches

29

incorrect

thread

tension

10

5es

ing

hints

30

Changing

the

needle,

Changing

the

presser

foot,

Presser

toot

Maintenance

31-32

pressure,

Presser

foot

lc\

er

11

Trouble

Shooting

3

3-34

Functions

12-15

Infodisplay

12

Index

35

Stitch

selection

1-i

Stitch

table

i-o

t(I?1i

<

Overview

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

I

Lid

2

l’hread

take-up

lever

3

Presser

foot

pressure

dial

4

Thread

guide

Light

Needle

bar

Presser

foot

Free

arm

Bobbin

Cover

Base

plate

Drop

feed

dctl

Needle

plate

Presser

bar

and

Presser

foot

ankle

Needle

clamp

screw

Presser

foot

lifter

17

Thread

guide

for

bobbin

v

inding

18

Spool

pin.

Spool

holders

I

9

Recess

for

additional

spool

pin

20

Thread

cutter

for

bobbin

‘

inding

21

Bobbin

spindle.

Bobbin

stop

22

Handwheel

23

Infodisplav

24

Function

selector

buttons

25

Stitch

panel

26

Buttons

for

Stitch

.election

27

Main

power

switch.

Connection

to

power

supply

II.

27.

5

6

7

8

9

I0

Ii

12

13

14

‘5

I

6

Thread

tension

I

2

Unpacking

I

Place

the

maci

tine

(In

the

t

a

I

)ie

r

cal

)i

net

and

remove

the

packaging.

2

Remove

the

side

pairs

of

the

packing

niaterial.

the

foot

control

and

hnallv

rile

prorection

cover,

3

The

machine

is

delivered

with

an

accessory

hag.

a

soft

cover,

a

ma

in

c

rd

and

a

foot

control

cord.

4

‘ipe

the

machine.

particn

a

ny

around

the

needle

and

needle

plate

to

remove

any

soil

hek

Ire

sewing.

Packing

away

after

sewing

I

nplug

the

cords

horn

the

wall

socket

and

the

machine,

2

\\ind

the

c

)rds

anon

nd

vc

cir

hand

and

place

the

bc

t

control

cord

in

the

k

)ot

control

storage

space

and

the

main

cord

in

the

pt

)cket

of

the

sc

lb

cc

o’er.

There

is

also

space

provided

k

r

the

instruction

1)00k.

3

Check

to

ensure

that

all

accessories

are

in

the

accessory

box.

Slick

it

onto

the

machine

1

)eh

mci

the

I

ree

a

I’m.

4

Lower

the

presser

foot.

5

Place

the

foot

control,

underside

toward

you,

on

the

accessory

tray

at

the

lack

of

tile

machme.

Fold

down

rite

handle

and

i’eplace

the

the

cover.

j

-.

Connecting

the

Foot

Control

Am

ing

t

he

a

er

ess(

)ries

V(

)ti

ill

Fl

fld

the

fO(

It

QOflt(0l

roid

a

nd

the

main

((

I

Remove

the

bc

it

control

cord

Place

the

k

)()t

(()lit

roh

on

its

na

rrc

)W

side.

Fit

ti

p1(1(4

nIl)

the

o

cuket

inside

the

Ic

)c

)t

(1

irItiS

ii

cc

mpa

rtment

2

Push

it

firml

to

make

sure

It

iS

properly

connected.

Tills

operath

in

is

onl\

necessary

the

very

first

time

you

are

going

to

use

the

machine

3

To

correctly

turn

away

the

cord,

place

it

into

the

dot.

Note:

Before

plugging

in.

(heck

to

ensure

that

the

foot

control

is

of

type

‘FR2””

FR4”

Connecting

to

the

Power

Supply

On

the

underside

of

the

machine

you

will

find

information

about

tile

power

supply

(V)

and

the

frequenc

(liz).

Check

the

pover

supply

setting

in

the

machine

to

ensure

that

this

agrees

with

the

main

supply

before

you

connect

the

IThichille

I

Connect

tile

foot

control

cord

to

the

first

si

ccket

on

tIle

h

ttolll

right

side

of

the

machi

te

2

Connect

tile

main

cord

to

tile

back

socket

on

the

bottom

right

side

of

the

machine.

3

\Xihen

you

press

the

power

switch,

both

tile

machine

and

the

light

are

switched

011

For

the

USA

and

Canada

This

‘e

ing

Machine

has

a

polarized

plug

(one

blade

wider

than

the

other)

to

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

this

plug

is

intended

to

fit

in

a

p

ha

rized

outlet

on

Is

(inc

way.

If

the

plug

does

not

fit

fully

in

tile

outlet,

reverse

the

plug.

If

it

still

does

not

fit,

((

intact

a

qual

(fled

electrician

to

install

the

proper

outlet

1)o

not

modif

tile

plug

in

any

ss

av.

4

Accessory

Box

I

Open

the

accessory

box

by

plaeng

Vi

)U

flnger

in

the

space

on

the

top

and

lift

upward.

2

Stoic

the

pie

ssi.

h..et

md

the

hohlmmns

in

the

ho\

Itoni

the

he,mnninr,

so

the’

ni

always

easily

accessible,

Extended

Sewing

Surface

I

slide

the

IC(

cssot

hi

i\

ono

the

rn

u.

hmne

—

to

pios

mdc

m

I

mtei

flit

ssomk

sut

oe

2

Slide

the

mcressot\

lx

i\

to

div

left

ss

lien

\

On

55

msh

to

memos

e

II

oid

use

the

bee

arm.

3

To

facilitate

sev

ing

to

rnser

sleeve

hems

use

the

lice

arm.

‘Ihe

lice

urn

Iso

illoss

s

coo

to

d

in

cii.ks

(darning

toot

is

an

aeeessorv

(.

4

lb

epl

icc

the

mci.

m

ssoi

ho’s

slide

it

to,ht

intO

(lie

machine.

4cm

extension

t

il)

1

.

is

ilso

is

nImble

is

an

accessory

to

provide

an

even

larger

sewingsurtace.

Spool

Pin

Pie

ina

In

iw

ha

sp(

)(

)l

pIns

su

I

al

le

ii

II

all

vpes

il

I

bread.

Ilie

lila

n

spi

)(

ii

pin

(a)

is

adfrtstahle

—

the

thread

reels

oIl

the

stats

mare

spi

iii.

Place

the

spiii>!

so

tl

iat

the

thread

reels

ci

mflte1-eloCl\\ise

There

are

tv

0

spool

holders

on

the

spool

pin.

‘WitI

t

nartoss

tI

read

sp

s

ls

the

small

holder

(

h

)

is

plaeed

in

tr(

mt

1)1

the

thread.

It

‘1)0

use

iae

thread

spools.

the

large

holder

(e)

5

Placed

in

I

r

)nt

ol

t

I

te

thread

Slide

the

correct

ve

5i

mol

hi

ilder

in

place

so

the

flat

side

is

pressed

hrnilv

against

the

spool.

\o

space

bets

ceo

spoc

ml

holder

and

sPool.

--

I

Ic1m:e

//mrecu/

SJ)(im)I

I

There

is

also

a

separate

spool

pin

(cI)

to

be

attached

onto

the

machine.

The

fingers

on

the

extra

sPool

irt

fit

into

the

two

holes

to

the

riilit

m

it

the

fixed

spool

pin

Push

downward

to

snap

place.

lIce

lai-gc

spm

)ol

hi

ilder

(e

i

placed

Linde!

tI

ie

th

rca

dl.

TI

us

5(

ol

pin

is

used

when

winding

a

bobbin

front

a

second

spool

of

thread

or

for

a

second

spool

when

sewing

u

ith

a

twin

needle.

d

a

\airm,mi

fb,cad

sfscmI

Threading

the

Upper

Thread

i\iakc

sure

the

presset

h

)c)t

is

raised

and

the

needle

is

in

tile

0

posits

in

I

Pull

the

spool

pin

0111

PRice

the

thread

on

the

spool

pin

and

the

spool

holder

on

the

pooi

pin

as

deset

ihed

Push

the

sp

au

pin

hack

in

2

Bring

the

thread

in

the

dirceth

m

ol

the

arrov

under

the

thread

iuide

(a)

and

over

the

thread

guide

(hI.

3

Bring

the

thread

dow

n

hetw

ceo

the

thread

tension

discs.

4

Continue

threadin11

h

draw

in

the

thread

to

urn

the

right

iou

utile

slot

on

the

taRe

up

let

er.

5

Thread

last

guide

just

ahos

e

the

needle.

6

The

needle

is

threaded

In

)ttl

Its

)nt

to

hack.

The

white

itn

the

presser

h

tot

ankle

makes

it

cas

to

see

the

eve

ol

the

needle.

7

Place

thread

rtndcr

the

presser

loot

and

into

tile

thread

knihe

where

it

is

rut.

Threading

for

Twin

Needle

I

Insert

a

twin

needle

See

page

Ii

Changing

the

‘secdle.

2

Use

a

second

thread

spool

or

w

md

a

hohhin

with

tile

thread

von

ate

going

to

use

as

the

second

upper

thread.

3

LEFT

NEEDLE:

Thread

tite

machine

and

ci

teck

to

ensrt

re

t

It

at

t

I

te

thread

lies

hertvcen

the

ItlIl(’,tiuread

tension

dis

a.

and

ins/tie

the

last

thread

guide.

‘Thread

the

left

needle.

4

Atta

chu

tile

extras

p

>1

I

1

)tlt(

tile

machine.

Place

a

spool

holder

under

tile

thread

5

Place

the

hohhiti

\vithl

tile

second

thread

on

the

spool

pitt

6

RIGHT

NEEDLE:

iluread

the

machine

as

hefore

hut

this

tilteadi

silOuId

lie

hetsvecn

the

u

ter

thread

tensu

m

ci

isca.

()u

tstdc

tlte

h

w

est

ii

urea

ci

gu

ide

TI

1

reach

right

needle

IOt

<

s

l’,’,edure’

Bobbin

Winding

with

the

Machine

Threaded

Make

sure

that

the

presser

foot

is

up

and

the

needle

is

in

the

highest

p

onion.

Note!

Do

not

use

a

plastic

presser

foot

when

bobbin

winding.

I

Place

your

empty

bobbin

with

the

small

mark

outwards

on

the

bobbin

spindle

on

the

front

of

the

machine.

Bring

the

bobbin

spindle

down.

2

Pull

the

thread

h’om

the

needle

under

the

presser

foot

and

to

the

right

over

the

thread

guide

(c).

3

Start

from

above

and

wind

a

few

turns

of

thread

around

the

bobbin.

Cut

off

the

thread

on

the

thread

knife

(

d

).

4

Press

the

tot

control.

When

the

bobbin

winding

is

finished,

remove

the

bobbin.

cut

off

the

thread

and

bring

the

bobbin

spindle

op.

Note!

We

do

not

recommend

winding

specialty

threads

such

as

clear

nylon

or

other

stretchy

threads

through

the

needle.

Instead

see

“Bobbin

winding

—

vertical

spool

pin”.

Bobbin

Winding

—Vertical

Spool

Pin

I

Place

an

empty

bobbin

with

the

mark

outwards

on

the

bobbin

spindle

and

bring

it

down.

2

Place

the

large

spool

holder

under

the

thread

on

the

spool

pin.

3

Bring

the

thread

under

the

thread

guide

(a)

and

over

t

h

‘cad

guide

I

h>.

(o

rther

under

thread

guide

(c).

4

Front

above

wind

a

few

turns

C)!

thread

a

ri

)u

nd

the

b

)bl)in

and

into

t

I

Ic

knife.

S

Press

the

kx)t

control,

When

the

bobbin

windintg

is

finished,

remove

the

I

obbin.

cut

off

the

thread

and

bring

the

bobbin

spindle

up.

Placing

the

Bobbin

in

the

Machine

I

Remove

the

bobbin

cover

by

sliding

it

towards

you.

2

Place

the

bobbin

in

the

h(

bhin

case

with

the

mark

facing

up

and

the

thread

to

the

left

of

the

bobbin.

The

hbbtn

will

then

rotate

counter

clockwise

while

polling

Out

the

thread,

3

Place

your

finger

on

the

bobbin

to

keep

it

from

turning

as

you

pull

the

thread

firmly

to

the

right

and

then

to

the

left

into

the

tension

spring

(a)

until

it

“clicks’’

into

place

4

Continue

th

reading

an

u

nd

(

b)

and

the

right

)f

and

then

left

inn

i

the

thread

cutter

(e).

Replace

the

cover

(1).

Pull

the

thread

to

the

left

to

cut

it

(2).

Lowering

the

Feed

Teeth

The

feed

teeth

are

lowered

when

‘oti

turn

the

dial

to

the

left

to

Turn

the

dial

to

the

right

to

if

von

wish

to

aise

the

feed

teeth.

The

feed

teeth

will

eome

tip

automatically

when

you

begin

to

sew.

The

feed

teeth

are

lowered

when

sewing

buttons

and

for

free—hand

work.

By

lowering

the

feed

teeth

It

15

easier

to

get

thick

garments

under

the

presser

foot.

Do

not

lorget

to

raise

the

feed

teeth

before

starting

to

sew

,‘,

I’r,’’/,Il’t’

E

0

*

Thread

tension

Use

the

recommended

setting

given

on

the

Infodisplay

(see

page

12).

‘i

)U

(‘an

adjust

tI

te

t(

p

thread

tensi

WI

by

turning

the

dial,

which

is

numbered.

The

higher

the

number

the

tighter

the

tension.

Normal

thread

tension

is

number

-t

When

sewing

buttonholes

and

decorative

stitches

set

thread

tension

to

number

3.

When

topstitching

with

a

coarse

thread

in

thick

fabric,

increase

the

tension

to

7-9.

Correct

and

Incorrect

Thread

Tension

To

understand

the

c

rreet

thread

tension,

sew

a

[e

sample

stitches

at

different

settings.

I

l3egin

with

a

tension

that

is

too

loose.

i.e.

set

at

“1”.

The

lower

thread

will

lie

straight

and

the

upper

thread

will

be

cli

iwn

clown

on

thc

undcisidc

2

If

you

set

the

tension

at

the

highest

number,

the

opposite

will

occur,

and

the

seam

may

pucker.

3

The

correct

thread

tension

is

provided

when

the

threads

interlock

in

the

middle

oi

1)0th

layers

of

material

or.

in

the

case

of

decorative

stitches,

on

the

underside.

Make

a

few

tests

on

a

scrap

piece

of the

material

you

are

going

to

sew

and

check

the

tension,

I

Changing

the

Needle

I

Loosen

the

scre\s

in

the

need

Ic

clamp

s\

ith

the

scres\

driver.

2

Remove

the

needle.

3

Push

up

the

ness

needle

v

ith

the

flat

side

away

horn

ou

until

ii

ss

ill

go

no

farther.

4

Lse

the

serewdris

er

to

tiihten

the

screw

properly.

Always

use

needles

of

system

130/705

H.

Changing

the

Presser

Foot

I

Make

sure

that

the

needle

is

in

the

highest

P

1

)Si

ti(

in

Pull

the

p.ser

Pint

t(

05

a

rds

oil.

2

Line

up

the

cross

pin

m

the

kxt

hetss

een

the

spring

and

the

presser

Piot

ankle.

Press

I

ac

k

until

the

Ps

)t

snaps

intl

I

place.

Presser

Foot

Pressure

The

presser

foot

pressure

is

adjusted

with

the

dial

on

the

front

of

the

machine.

Normal

setting

is

-t.

The

higher

the

number

the

nore

piessctre

on

the

fabric.

Knit

and

Soft

fabrics

should

he

sewn

at

low

pressure.

Presser

Foot

Lever

-l

he

presser

foot

is

raised

and

low

erecl

ss

ith

the

presser

foot

lever.

The

presser

foot

must

he

lowered

when

sew

ing.

Bs

raising

the

presser

foot

les

cr

a

tar

a

it

goes

and

holding

it

there.

the

lift

height

of

the

presser

foot

can

be

increased

1w

ses

eral

millimeters.

This

is

useful

when

sew

ing

heavy

na

terials.

II

(

In

a

I

nfod

isplay

Stitch

length

Qhen

you

select

a

stitch,

the

machine

iIl

aut)rnatica

lly

Set

tIte

hest

stitch

leflgth

which

v

ill

he

indicated

I)

numhers

on

the

1nfodispla

‘iou

can

change

the

stitch

length

hv

pressing

either

the

(÷)

or

C)

ltutt(

in

Certain

stitches

have

a

limited stitch

length.

Stitch

width

‘Xhen

you

select

a

stitch,

the

machine

automatically

sets

the

hest

stitch

width.

which

is

display

ccl

with

numhers

on

the

lnlodisplay

You

can

change

the

stitch

s

iclth

1w

pressing

the

(+)

or

C)

I

u

lion.

TI

te

width

can

he

adjusted

hetween

()

and

6

mm.

fl

2—4

4—6

6—8

11

DoC>CDC

k

Ilfl

1111

I—

—

STOP

_.j

w

——

‘Sn

Sn

Reverse

‘ii

ur

t

rucliine

sevs

I)tkWtrd

\\

iiefl

I

his

hutl(

ru

is

pressed.

he

mac

hine

sews

forxx

aid

\x

lien

die

hutton

is

released.

The

Ii

ngest

stitch

length

xx

lien

reverse

feeding

is

3

mm.

For

permanent

reverse,

press

tite

hutton

txx

ice

in

quick

suc

cession

bet

ni-c

starting

to

sess

An

attoss

to

die

top

left

on

the

Inlodp1av

indicates

rex

erse

sewing

1

sew

ins

aid

again,

press

the

hutton

flee

nIote

STOP

‘lie

STOP

I

)utt(

ui

is

it

sed

t

hoist

i

a

stitc

Ii

V

ic

the

machine

fastens

the

tlti’ead

and

St05

autoniaticall

xx

lien

the

stitch

has

been

completed

V

TI

te

symbol

0

on

the

displa

indicates

that

STOP

is

selec

ted

STOP

is

cancelled

when

on

press

tile

button

axzun

01’

hx

selecting

a

ness

.titch.

Mirror

image

0)11

call

ott

tot

a

stitch

he

using

the

flu

tt(

ru

.

nh

ri-i

it

iota

ge

side

to

sidle

-

Y

tu

can

a

iso

inirri

ii

the

xx

iclth

xx

hen

von

xx

ish

to to

change

the

needle

posit

ion

ft

om

left

to

right

-

TI

ie

symbol

will

he

chisplar

ccl.

FIX

by

usitig

the

FIX

hittton

volt

can

tie

of;’

a

t

tel

t

at

tie

begitining

and

i

r

at

tit

e

cud

-

‘the

set

ul

stl

flashing

ito

the

displas

indicates

t

I

tat

FIX

is

selected,

Stitch

selection

buttons

-

oit

select

a

stitch

from

lie

tnel

hv

pressing

the

-

stitcn

selection

l,ctttons,

With

lelt

hum

in

volt

get

tens

tncl with

right

button

sort

get

I

_çt,

i’iie

nunthet’

itt

the selected

stitch

is

displayed

to

the

right

on

the

loh)dhisplav.

—

Recommended

presser

foot

The

letter

shoxx

s

xvhicli

i’esn_’

foot

is

c-i

rI’ect

for

the

stitch

soci

have

selected.

‘I

lie

c

orresponding

letter

is

on

the

presser

fi

)(

t

-

2-4

4-6

6-8

Recommended

thread

tension

The

nctnbei’s

al

ntx-c

the

svmlx)l

show

the

recommended

setting

of

ti-ic

thread

tension

for

ti-ic

stitch

you

has

e

selected

-

13

I

ICtIOO

Stitch

selection

iefl

V(

‘u

turn

on

t

lie

macI

inc

it

a

I

a

s

selects

sir

igl

it

stitch

and

the

number

00.

ou

select

a

stitch

b

pressing

the

stitch

selection

buttons.

\\‘ith

left

button

no

get

tens

and

with

right

hut

(I

Ni

\(

10

et

I

-9.

1

be

no

in

her

of

lie

selected

stitch

is

displaced

to

the

serv

right.

Stitch

table

00

Straight

stitch

ee

page

19

Presser

foot

A

01

Reinforced

straight

stitch

see

page

22

spoitPresser

f(

)(

)t

A

02

Stretch

stitch

see

page

22

Presser

kNIt

A

C

-

..,.,

—-.

.

Ii

all

kinds

of

sewing

in

w

nen

[abrir

s,

2

different

needle

positions

with

xxidth

a

djusnnent

and

ni

ro

ir

image

For

seams

which

are

subject

to

considerable

strain.

i.e.

to

reinforce

and

topstitch

swear

ai

id

xx

orking

ck

ithes

2

needle

p

sitk

ins

r

sea

ins

in

trir

C

)t

and

stretch

fabrics

03

Zigzag

see

page

22

Presser

foot

A

For

lace

edging

and

sewing

on

braids

04

Three-step

zigzag

see

page

2.

Presser

foot

j.

13

OS

Overcast

stitch

see

page

29

Presser

foot

I

06

Seam

and

overlock

see

page

29

Presser

foot

13

07

Flatlock

see

page

26

Presser

loot

B

For

ox

ercasting,

mending.

sewing

on

patches

and

elasti

s

Seam

and

overcast

in

one

step

along

the

edge

or

trii

u

later.

F

r

light

stretch

and

non-

stretch

fabrics

Seam

and

overcast

in

one

step

along

the

edge

or

trim

later.

16w

mcdi

uni

and

heavy

stretch

fabrics

I

)ecorative

hems

and

ox

erlapped

seams.

belts

and

I

na

id

08

Blind

hem

Invisible

hems

in

stretch

medium

anci

see

page

2

heavy

fabrics

Presser

fx)t

I)

09

Bridging

stitch

For

joining

two

pieces

of

fabric

v<

ith

finished

see

page

28

edges

and

for

elastic

shirring

Presser

foot

B,

C

10

Hemstitch

For

hemstitchinc.

use

a

s

ing

needle

ootional)

see

page

2<)

Presser

foot

B,

A

II

Satin

stitch

for

applicfu6s.

rounded

edge,

sewing

on

see

page

2-

laces

and

bands

Presser

foot

B

I

2

Decorative

edging

For

decorative

edges.

Sew

15

mm

from

the

see

page

2’)

edge

and

trim

close

to

the

stitching

Presser

foot

B

I

3

Decorative

stitch

For

decorative

stitching

see

page

29

Presser

foot

B

14

Bartack

Buttonhole

Suitable

in

medium

and

heavy

fabrics

see

page

16

Use

stabilizer

under

light

fabrics

Presser

loot

C

15

Darning

stitch

l)arn

and

mend

work

clothes,

jeans,

table

see

page

25

cloths

and

linen

towels

Presser

foot

A

wuVifl..

Buttonholes

The

h

rtack

hum )nhole.

tttffl.

is

used

for

mccl

iuu

and

Itea

V

Ia

ries

I

SeIc.ct

tIje

I)citt(

)rillc)le.

—

a

—

2

l.sc

the

presser

5

)ot

C.

Loosen

the

thread

tefl5iOfl

to

J)()sltiofl

2—c

3

Mark

the

buttonhole

location

on

your

fahnc.

When

sewing

stretch

fobrics

use

a

fusihle

stabilizer

or

a

c

)rd

V

The

buttonhole

s

it

has

guide

lines

to

determine

butti

ml

u

lIe

lenozth

V

The

middle

mark

on

t(

s

it

C

gives

a

butt

lning

edge.

Place

the

hutton

on

t

ic

presser

too

t

against

the

needle

ljich

mark

on

the

foot

corresponds

to

the

button.

Sew

until

the

first

buttonhole

column

reaches

this

mark.

For

better

visibility,

your

Husqvarna

Viking

sews

buttonholes

away

from

you.

4

Place

the

material

under

the

presser

toot

and

begin

at

the

hotto

om

ii

the

huttonhole.

V

V

V

—

—

5

Sess

thy

lob

column

of

thy

buttonholo

to

thc

i

cquu

cd

Ic

no,th

usinçthc.

ni

ii

kim,s

6

1

ouch

the

reverse

button

.

—

—

7

Continue

to

sew

the

buttonhole

until

the

—

other

column

is

the

same

length

as

the

first,

touch

the

hutO)n

8

The

machine

will

bartack

the

alter

end,

sew

a

tew

tie

off

stitches

in

the

left

c

)l

u

mn

of

t

I

te

bu

tt

nlsole

a

nd

then

stop.

Buttonholes

Ses

11W

flext

hUttoflhol(

in

the

ane

cnannc.r.

ihere

is

a

small

hnger

it

tile

back

of

tile

piesser

P

mt

-

Ft

r

a

(s)rcled

in

tic

in

In

ile,

cii

p

your

(01(1

around

the

hnger

as

iliristraterl

I

Stitr

h

the

huttonh

)le

as

nest

rihed.

Always

.stitd

h

a

sample

buttonhole

on

ser;ips

of

the

:t

rment

hi

I

inc.

If

neenied

.

d u

si

ii

ie

stitch

setting.

F

se

the

stitch

width

and

length

3

hitittons.

On

heavy

fabric.

Increase

the

stitn

h

length

to

I

Cutting

Buttonholes

Cut

htlttonh(

jie

open

ssitit

the

seam

ripper.

Place

a

straight

pin

acr

Os

the

end

v

uI

are

cutting

tons

aid

to

.15

(mIni

rutting

u

o

far

Sewing

buttons

I

Mark

the

ía

ni

e

\\

tere

t

he

I

)utt(

)n

I

S

I

)

he

Heated.

2

Select

/igzag

,A1

3

Lower

the

teed

teeth.

see

page

4

Snap

dl

h

presser

h

tt

it:

5

Place

the

lahrie

tiflder

the

presser

toot

an

is

e.

6

Place

the

I

u

Itt

n

in

ma

rkini

ansi

It

es

er

the

nresser

har

so

that the

presser

I(

it

u

ankle

is

heiss

een

the

holes

0!

the

hutton

see

picture).

7

Hold

the

thread

ends

to

one

side.

Che

k

to

he

sure

that

the

needle

goes

into

the

left

hole

o

the

hutton.

8

Touch

the

mirroring

hutton

to

cheek

that the

needle

a

Iso

g

ies

in

to

the

rig!

it

hole.

9

Sess

as

mane

slits

hes

as

on

consider

necessa

rv

I

OTouch

STOP.

the

machine

will

then

tie

off

in

one

01

the

holes

and

stop.

I I

N

love

it)

the

nest

pa

ir

d

h

tIes

t

r

the

next

hutton.

If

von

have

a

h

Litti

in

with

a

cIte

rent

hi

tIe

spacing.

von

can

adjust

this

by

presssing

one

of

the

stitch

width

huttons

(+>

or

)

Button

with

a

thread

shank

f

se

the

thin

end

of

the

clearance

plate

v

hen

sewing

I

mtn

ins

on

I

iglit

fahries

the

thick

end

for

heat

icr

fahrie.

Place

the

plate

hetsveen

the

hutton

and

the

fahric

and

sesv

on

the

outton

Pull

the

thitead

ends

heiss

een

the

I

mutton

and

the

ta

hric.

Wind

the

threads

a

few

times

art

ai

id

the

sI

tank

and

tie

tie

ends

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Husqvarna VIKING Viva User manual

Brand: Husqvarna

Model: VIKING Viva

Category: Sewing machines

Type: User manual

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