Husqvarna Turissa 2780 Owner's manual

Husqvarna
Brand
Husqvarna
Model
Turissa 2780
Category
Sewing machines
Type
Owner's manual
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1.
Thread
guides
2.
Take-up
lever
3.
Upper
thread
tension
4.
Sewing
switch
5.
Needle
fixing
screw
(when
inserting
needle
flat
side
to
the back)
6.
Sewing
foot
ankle
fixing
screw
7.
Sewing
foot
8.
Needle
plate
with
feed
dog
9.
Hook
flap,
behind
jamproof doble
rotating
hook
10.
Pre-tension
for
bobbin
winding
11.
Bobbin
winder
shaft
with
drop
12.
Program
selector
for
different
sewing
programs
13.
Flywheel
with
releasing
screw
(inner)
for switching
off
sewing
work
when
bobbin
winding
15.
Reverse
lever
for locking
(press
this
lever
when
setting
or
switching
off
stretch
seams)
16.
At
the
right
plug
for
the
combined
cable
17.
Button
for
switching
in
and
off
feed
dog.
We
hope
you
will
get
many
pleasant
hours
with
your
new
sewing
machine.
In
order
to
make
use
of
all
its
sewing
possibilities,
we
kindly
ask
you
to
carefully
read
this
instruction
manual.
14.
Stitchlength
setting
and
stitch
regulating
button
for
switching
on
three-step-safety
seams
18.
Clicking
spot
for
push-on table
ForYou
And
Your
New
Sewing
Machine
we
prepared
this
booklet.
In
order
to
obtain
the
very
best
results
of
your
new
sewing
machine,
we
recommend
to
carefully
study
this
booket.
Remember
that
proper
care
and
operation are
prerequisites
for
perfect
sewing.
Please
care
especially
for
the
needle
going
up
and
down
and
carefully
consider
the sewing
spot
whilst
sewing.
When
changing the
needle,
sewing
foot,
bobbin
and
needle
plate,
when
stopping
work
without control and
maintenance,
the
machine
must
always
be
switched
off,
thus remove
plug from
wall
outlet.
Please
only
use
light
bulbs
with
a
max.
capacity
of
lOw.
We know
you
will
enjoy
many
delightful
hours
with
your
new
sewing
machine.
I
The
dial
selector
clearly
shows
two
ranges
with
seams
symbols.
The
outer
one
presents
ordinary
seams.
When
using
one
of
these
seams, set
the
symbol
with
dial
selector
for
this
seam
at
the
top.
In
addition
set
the
desired
stitchlength
(see
page
11).
With
the
programs
for
straightstitch
and
zig-zag
the
following
can
be
sewn:
Program
1:
straightstitch
center
for
all
normal
sewing works
like
hemming,
lap
hemming,
inserting zippers,
parallel
seams,
ruffling,
pipings
or
pin
tuckings,
darning
and
embroideries
(without
hoop
with
universal
darner).
Program
2:
narrow
zig-zag
uti’ity
stitch
for
edge
hemming,
for
applications,
monograms
etc.
and
buttonhole
row
for
buttonholes
of
all
sizes,
for
eyeletting
stitches
too.
Program
3:
medium
zig-zag
utility
stitch
for
edge
hemming
of
thin
material,
rolled
seams,
for
patching.
Program
4:
wide
zig-zag
utility
stitch
for
edge
hemming
of
elastic
fabrics
(stockinets),
relief
monograms,
hemming
the
edges,
shell
hems,
embroideries
and
buttonhole
bar,
for sewing
on
buttons,
hooks
and
eyelets
and
for
eyeletting
stitches.
Program
5:
straightstitch
need’e
position
left
for
locking
of
buttonholes,
eyelet embroideries,
etc.
a
E41
Dial
selector
Sewing
straightstitch
and zig-zag
Sewing
foot
383
Stitch!ength
setting
2
.
Sewing
of
utility
and
decorative
seams
The
dial
selector
clearly
shows
two
ranges
with
seams
symbols.
The
outer
range shows
the
ordinary
seams.
When
sewing
one
of
these
seams,
set
at
the
top
the
program
dial
of
the
symbol
desired.
Then
set
the
desired
stitchlength.
With
the
utility
seams
te
following
sewing
works
can be
done:
Program
6:
checkered
decorative
seam
for
edgings
etc.
Program
7:
blindstitch
utility
seam
with
overseam
to
the
left.
Program
8:
blindstitch
utility
seam
with
the
mostly
chosen
overseam
to
the
right
for
invisible
skirt-
and
coat seams, decorative as
shell
seam,
executing
simultaneously
a
decorative
hem,
for
attaching
two
layers
by
hemming
the
edges.
Program
9:
stitched
zig-zag
seam
newly
created
utility
seam
for
edge
hemming
of
elastic
material, for
patching,
for
sewing
elastic
material,
for
attaching
elastic bands
etc.
Operation
see
pages
17,
18,22.
9
S
7
6
Program
dial
24
7
Sewing
foot
383
Stitchlength
setting
3
The
elastic seams
programs are
shown
in
the
inner
range
of
the
program
dial.
When
sewing
this
stretch
seam,
set
the
desired
seam
symbol
at
the
top
as
with
ordinary
seams.
In
addition
turn
by
means
of
stitchlength
button
the
machine
onto
stretch,
by
turning
over
0
to
the
left,
until
the
spot
=
is
at
the
top
of
the
setting
mark.
When turning
there
will
be
a
point
you
need some
force,
here
either
continue
turning
or
simultaneously
press
the
reverse
lever.
As
soon
as
this
reverse
lever
moves
up,
the
safety
seam
is
automatically
set.
When
sewing
ordinary
seams
again
(symbols
on
the outer
range
of
program
dial),
press
reverse
lever
down
again
by
turning
the
stitchlength
button
to
the
right
into
the
numbered
region.
The
safety
stretch
seams
and
their range
of
applcation.
Program
1:
elastic
straightstitch
safety
seam
needle
position
center.
Universal
utility
seam
for
all
elastic
fabrics,
especially
important
for
elastic
inseams
in
trousers,
arm
cuttings,
bed
tickings.
Very
nice
as decorative
locked
seam.
Application
see
pages
18
a/d.
Programs
2-4:
three-steps-sewn
zig-zag-safety
seam,
the
universal
seam
for
all
elastic
fabrics.
Here
choose
the
desired
stitchwidth.
Program
5:
elastic
straightstitch
safety
seam
Setting
left
ee
program
1.
Program
6:
elastic
decorative
seam
Program
7:
overlock
seam
avoids
fringing.
Sewing and
overcasting
—
one
operation
only.
Also
very
nice
as
decorative
seam.
Operation
see
pages
18
a/d.
Program
8:
overlock
seam
Sewing
and
overcasting
—
one and
same
operation.
Operation
see
pages
18a,
18d.
Program
9:
hag
seam
for
sewing
edge-to-edge.
Hemming
of
stockinets.
A
beautiful
decorative
seam
too.
Operation
see
pages
18—19.
2
LJ
2
Program
dial
Sewing
of
elastic safety
seams
Sewing
foot
383
Stitchlength button
with
stretch
lever
4
Freearm
sewing machines
make
it
easy
to
ew
and
repair
sleeves,
trouser
legs
and
all
other
tubular pieces.
A
freearm
also
makes
it
much
easier
to
attach
collars
ad
cuffs
as
well
as
sewing
of
childrens
clothes
or
darn
socks
and
stockings
on
the
machine.
With
the
push-on
table
of
the
freearm
in
a
rash
the
machine
offers
a
large
working
surface.
For
eniarging
the
sewing
area,
this
table
is
pushed
onto
the
rnchine
from
left
to
right.
Reverse
you
will
find
a
take-up
reel,
in
the
front
the
lever
“R
has
to
snap
into
the
hole.
When
taking
oft,
slghtly
pull
lever
R”.
In
the
push-on
table
directly
there
an
accessories
tray
at
the
left.
Compact
socket
machines
contain
the
accessories
in
a
practical
tray
in
the
center
of
the
socket
of
machine.
For
opening
only
draw
Out.
i
For
sewing,
an
upper
and
lower
thread
is
necessary.
The
lower
thread
runs
on
a
small
bobbin
in
the
bobbin
case.
Open the
latch
of
the
bobbin
case
and
place
it
on
the
shaft
of
the
shuttle
hook.
It
is
very
essential
that
the
bobbin
case
snaps
in,
failing
this
the
bobbin
woud
be
misplaced.
With
compact
socket
and flatbed
with
central
hook:
For
removing
the
bobbin
case,
slightly
lift
the
flatbed
model.
On
the
corn
pact
socket
machine,
the
edge
of
the
socket
has
to
be
lifted. Turn
flywheel,
until
the
needle
is
in
its
highest
position.
Take
off
bobbin
case
on
the
small
flap
by
means
of
thumb
and
forefinger
of
the
left
hand.
Fill
the
bobbin.
Afterwards
place the
bobbin
into
the
bobbin
case
again
by
taking
care
that
the
thread
runs
strictly
in
direction
of
the
arrow.
Threading
into
the
slot,
pull
it
below
the
tension
spring
and
let
it
come
out
approx.
4
inches.
With
freearm
sewing machine:
For
removing
the
bobbin
case
take
off
push-on-table
and
open
the
small flap
on
the
freearm
(see
photo).
With
flatbed sewing
machine
with
double rotating
hook:
lift
the
machine.
Turn
flywheel
until
the
needle
is
in
its
highest
position.
Take
off
bobbin
case
on
the
small flap
by
means
of
thumb
and
forefinger
of
the
left
hand.
Fill
bobbin.
Take
care
when
placing
the
boboin
into
the
bobbin
case
that
the
thread
runs
in
direction
of
the arrow.
Threading
into
the
slot
below
the
tension
spring,
until
it
is
going
into
the
opening
(arrow).
7
Removing
and
inserting
the
bobbincase
Threading
of
lower
thread
b
Connection
to
wall
outlet
See,
whether
the
tension
mentioned
on
the
label
corresponds
to
the
power
supply
in
your
country.
Connect
foot
control
A
with
plug
B
to
machine
and
the latter
with
plug
C
to
wall
outlet.
The
sewing
speed
can easily
be
regulated
by
more or
less
operating
the
foot control.
Motor
and
controller
are
preserved,
when
the
foot
is
taken
off
the pedal
every
time
you
stop
sewing.
Changing
the
light
bulb
The light
assembly
is
found
in
the
upper
arm,
as
per
illustration.
Grasp
the
light
bulb,
press
it
inward
in
direction
of
arrow
and
take
it
off.
When
inserting
a
new
bulb,
press
it
into
the
socket
and
turn
it
clockwisel,
press
upwards
by
a
quarter
rotation
in
direction
of
arrow.
Only
use
light
bulbs
with
a
max.
of
low.
6
Feed
dog
Generally
sewing
is
done
with
raised
feed
dog.
The
exception
is
when
cloth
is
to
be
fed
by
hand,
e.
g.
for
embroideries
and
darning.
Here
the
feed
dog
is
lowered.
On
the
right
ill,
the
position
1
means
raised,
position
0
lowered.
Feed
lowering
lever
with
flatbed
and
compact
socket
machine.
Feed
lowering
lever
with
frecarm
sewing
machine.
1
Threading
the
upper
thread
From
spool
pin
Ain
both
thread guides
B
and
C.
Then
between
the
tension
discs
of
thread tension
D
and
draw the
thread
up
in
direction
of
arrow.
Thus
the
thread
should
be
held
between
the
eyelets
B
and
C
so
that
it
correctly
goes
into
the
thread tension
spring.
Then
lead
the
thread
by
one
of
the
2
holes
of
the
take-up
lever
E
thus
downwards
by
the
slots
F
C
H
into
th
needle
eye
from
front
to back.
Bringing
up
the
lower
thread
Hold
upper
thread
with
the
left
hand,
turn
handwheel
towards
you
with
the
right
hand
until
the
take-up
lever
is
in
its
highest
position.
Thus
a
loop
is
for
med,
place
both
threads
under
lifted
presser
foot.
When
sewing
with
2
threads,
insert
twin
needle,
then
lead
one
thread
each
by
the
two
tension
discs
D,
the
take-up
lever
E
disposes
of
a
borehole
for
each
thread
too.
The
other guides
may
run
parallel
up
to
the
needle
bar
guide.
Here
one
thread
left
and one
right.
Take
care
that
the
threads
do
not
twist.
9
fl
4
In
addition lead
thread
below
the
bent
hook
of
the
bobbin
case
as shown
on
the
photo and
let
it
come
out
approx.
4
inches.
Open
the
snap
of
the
bobbin
case
and
slide
it
on
the
shaft
of
the
shuttle
hook.
When
the
snap
is
released,
the
bobbin
case
clicks
in,
When
using machines
with
double
rotating
hook,
the
straightstitch
will
be
nicer,
the
thread
is
not
lead
by
the
bent
hook
as
shown
above.
C
0.1mm
Turn
handscrew
of
flywheel
towards
you to
disengage
the
sewing
mechanism.
Lead
thread
from
spool
pin
via
pre-tension
and
then
into
the
bobbin.
The
bolt
of
the
bobbin must
snap
into
the
small
groove.
Press
bobbin
against
flywheel
and
start
the
machine.
When
bobbin
is
full
according
to
ill.,
press
it
to
the
left
again
and
take
it
off.
As
described,
insert
it
with
bobbin
case
into
the
machine.
Fasten
handscrew
again.
L
h:z
Bobbin
winding
8
Needle
and
thread
Table
on
needle
and
thread
should
always
be
convenient
to fabric.
Use
needle
system
705/130.
Upper
and
lower
thread
generally
equal,
lower
thread
eventually
somewhat
thinner,
but
never
thicker
than
upper
thread.
When
working
the
fabric,
a
general
hint:
Thin
material:
needle
Nm
70—SO
Medium
material:
needle
Nm
80—90
Heavy
material:
needle
Nm
100—110
Needle
point:
for
elastic
material:
girdles helanca,
for
repair
R-point
for new
sewing
R-k-point
For
normal
sewing
works:
R-point.
For
exact
embroideries,
e.
g.
letters, cording
works
with
bed
linen
etc.
R-spi-point,
When using
synth,
thread,
upper
and
lower
thread
tension
should
be
adjusted
looser,
thus
the
seam
is
more
elastic.
Needle Cotton
Silk
Synth.
Linen
Nm
triple
Ne Nm
Nm
Et.
No.
60—70
80
1203
100/120/3
—
70—80
70
100—80/3
70-120/3
—
80—90
50—60
70/3
50—100/3
70/3
90—100
30—40
603
40—70/3
603
100—1
10
20—30 50/3
40—5G’3
50/3
1
10—1
20 20
40i3
30—40/3
40/3
120—130
12
30/3
30/3
30—40/3
130—140
—
—
20—30i3
303
140—1
50
——
20:3
25/3
150—160
embroidery
—
—
20:3
thread
6-phase
183
180—200
embroidery
—
—
thread
9-phase
Material
Kind
of
thread
and
thickness
Needle
point
and
thickness
Cotton
twill,
bed
linen,
all
days-cloths
etc.
Cotton
40
R
Nm
90—100
Cambric
of
all
kind,
for
blouses
Depend.
on kind
of
material,
For
normal
sewing
works
A
Nm
70—80
Cloth
for
shirts
and
blouses
(repairs
with
silk
100
or
cotton
80
For
embroideries
R-spi
Nm
70—80
synth.
shirts
and
blouses
too)
Cotton
60—80, silk
100
or
A
Nm
70—80
Terry
and
chenille
cloths,
for
bathing-
synth.
100-1
20
dep.
on
kind
and
thickness
of
material
wraps
too
RNm9O—100
Elastic
corsetery
Cotton
40
or
silk 80
Firm
corsetery
Synth.
60
or
cotton
40
A-k
Nm
90
Knitted,
wool
Cotton
40—60
A
Nm
90
Knitted,
synth.
Silk
80-1
00
or
cotton
60
Fl
Nm
80—1
00
(thread
tension loose)
Synth.
70-1
20
depend.
R
Nm
80-1
00
Clothing material
of:
sateen,
ottoman,
on
kind
of
material
tafetas,
crêpe,
chiffon
etc.
Silk
100
or
cotton
60—80
A
Nm
80—90 for
sateen
and
tafetas
Nm
70—80
Dresses
of
cotton
dto.
of
wool
Cotton
40—60
A
Nm
80—100
Lastex-
and
Helanca
cloth
Silk
110
or
cotton
40—60
A
Nm
80—100
(thread tension loose)
Synth. 60—70
depend.
A
Nm
80-1
00
Suitings
and
mantlings
or
silk
40—60
Cotton
40—50
or
silk
80-1
00
A
Nm
90—100
Soft
furnishings
of:
merc,
cotton
60—80
A
Nm 80
cotton,
synth.
A
Nm
70—80
Acella
(plastics)
synth.
120
Cotton
60
A
Nm
80—90
artif.
leather,
canvas
Decorative
seams
Buttonhole
silk
40
3
A
Nm
100—110
Snap-on
presser
foot
The
presser
foot
No.
383,
which
accompanies
the
machine,
is
applied
for
straight
seams,
zig-zag
and
a
lot
of
other
utility
seams.
As
you
can
see,
it
offers
different
notches,
sewing
could
be
done
accordingly.
In
case
the
seam
should
be
abt.
7
mm
in
width
(l/4),
let
the material
run
at
the
outer
edge
of
presser
foot,
for
straight
seam.
The
next
step
offers
a
seam
of
4
mm
of
width
(
5
Lia),
and
the
step
inwards
a
seam allowance
of
2
mm.
Changing the
snap-on
presser
foot
The
presser
feet,
which
accompany
the
machine,
have
the
form
of
loose
soles,
which
are
held
in
place
on
the
presser
foot
‘ankle’
by
a
spring.
If
you
whish
to
change
the
presser
foot,
turn
the
handwheel
towards
you,
until
the
needle
is
in
its
highest
position.
FRemove
the
presser
foot
by
drawing
it
towards
you,
while
pressing
it
slightly
downwards.
Slide
the
new
presser
foot
over
the
front
edge
of
the
ankle
bracket
as
shown
in
the
illustration.
There
is
a
spring
on
the
lower
end
of
the
ankle
bracket.
Slide
on
the
presser
foot
so
that
the
round
transverse
pin
on
the
presser
foot
fits
into
the
space
between
the
bracket
and
the spring.
Then
press
slightly
backward
and
downward
and
the
presser
foot
will
snap
into
the
correct
position.
Sewing
foot
for
zippers
The
sewing
foot
for
zippers
989
is
set
in
quite
the
same
way
than
the
ordinary
sewing
foot.
The
construction
of
this
presser
foot
renders
it
possible
by
either
inserting
it
right
or
left
of
the
needle
to
sew
both
sides
of
the
zipper
without
turning
the
material.
See
page
20.
Changing
the
presser
foot
“ankle”
Certain
presser
feet cannot
be
constructed
as
loose
soles
and
then the
ankle
bracket
must
also
be
changed.
Make
sure
that
the
needle
is
in
its
highest
position.
Then
loosen
the
retaining
screw
at
the
left
and
take
off
the
presser
foot.
Changing
the
needle
For
changing
the needle, loosen
oval
needle
clamp
screw.
When
inserting
a
Fresh
needie,
Flat
side
backwards
up
to
its
highest
position,
then
tighten
screw
again.
Only
use
needle system
130
705.
Setting
the stitchlength
can
easHy
be
done
by
the
stitch
regulating
button.
1
means
shortest
stitchlength,
5
largest.
The
stitchlength
area
for
the
buttonhole
is
marked
separately.
For
reverse
sewing,
press
lever
at
the
right
of
the
stitchlength
button,
then the
machine
sews
forward
and
reverse
in
same
stitchlength
as
formerly
set.
When
releasing
this
lever,
the
machine
immediately
sews
Forward
in
same
stitchlength.
11
Maintenance
hints
Machine
does
not
properly
feed
the
fabric:
Feed dog
might
be
lowered:
raise
it
by
pressing
the
feed
dog
lowering
button upward.
in
most
cases
poor
sewrng
results
are
due
to
a
blunt
Stitchlength
regulating button
is
on
0:
set
from
1
to
5.
or
damaged
needle. Therefore
always
examine
the needle
first
before
taking
any
other
action.
The
seam
is
not
neat:
Thread
tension
is
incorrect:
adjust
thread
tension
(page
15).
Unattractive
stitches
—
unattractive
seams:
Wrong
thread
in
machine:
upper
thread
should
be
equal
The
needle,
thread
and
fabric
do
not
correspond
—
or
somewhat
thicker than lower
thread.
make
sure
that
a
needle system
7051130
is
used.
Needle
Bobbin
case
incorrectly
threaded: test
per
ill.
page
7/8.
incorrectly
inserted.
Correct
IS:
flat
side
backward
Put
1—2
drops
of
oil
onto
the
hook
in
case
of
machines
and
groove
needle
towards
you.
with
doble
rotating hooks
(page
12).
Needle
is
bent
or
blunt:
take
a
new
needle.
Bobbin
is
too
full
or
irregular
bobbin
winding:
adjust
it
and
Needle
does
not
correspond
to
thread: care
for
not
too
full.
Care
that
thread
is
wound
correctly.
table
page
10.
In
case
of
fabric puckering
with
wide
seam:
locsen
upper-
and
lower
thread tension
or
put
fine
silk
paper
under
the
fabric.
Thread
breaks:
The
thread
may
be
too
tightly
tensioned:
readjust
tension.
Foot
control
of
motor runs
hot:
Incorrectly
threaded:
thread
per
ill.
page
9.
The
electric
resistor
has
been
under
tension
for
a
too
Thread
may
be
entangled
or
jammed:
set
It
free,
long
period:
take
your
foot
completely
off
the
pedal
Needle
eye
may
have
too
sharp
edges:
change
needle.
for
a
while.
Machine
runs
sluggishly:
Drive-belt too
tight
or
too
loose:
correct
it.
Machine
is
dry:
oil
it.
Oil
is
hard:
place
machine
in
a
warm
room.
Oil
is
viscous:
put
some
petroleum
on
the
oiling
spots
and
let
machine
run
at
high
speed
for
a
short
time.
Dirt
or
lint
have
got
into
the
shuttle:
take
out
the
bobbin
and
bobbin
case
and
brush
clean
with
special
brush,
the
shuttle
itself
too,
see
page
13.
Bobbin
winder
is
engaged:
disengage
it.
14
Care
of
machine
The
points
marked
with
an
arrow
must
be
oiled
from
time
to
time.
depending
on
daily
or
weekly
handling
of
the
machine
with 2—3
drops
best
sewing
machine
oil
(free
of
acid
and resin).
Cleaning
of
hook
Compact
sock’t
and
flatbed
machine
with
central
hook
Take
off
bobbin
case
mentioned
in
para
“hook”.
Turn
flywheel
until
the
needle
is
in
its
highest
position.
Take bobbin
case
f
on
the
left
small
flap
and
take
it
off by
thumb
and
forefinger
of
the
left
hand.
Then
turn
off
bare,
cover
b
and
hook
a.
Clean
shuttle
race
with
a
soft
cloth
and
put
2
drops
of
oil
into
it.
For
remounting,
proceed
from
a,
b,
e,
but
without
force.
Freearm
and
flatbed sewing
machine
with
doble
rotating hook
Take
off
bobbin
case
as mentioned
in
para
hook”
and put
clean petroleum
into
the
hook.
Then
clean
it
with
smooth
cloth.
Doble
rotating hook Central
hook
Some general
hints
for
starting
sewing
It
is
always
wise
to
try
a
tension
test
on
the
fabric
you
are
using
before
beginning
to
sew.
To
do this,
fold
an
off
Cut
of
the fabr;c
in
half
and
sew
straight
seam
in
the
direction
of
the
grain;
the
2
threads
should
lock
between
the
2
layers
of
fabrics.
If
the
lower
thread
lies
along the
underneath
of
the
seam
pulling
the
top
thread
through.
the top
tension
is
too
loose
and
should
be
set
on
a
higher
number.
When
turning the
regulating
button
cpl.
to
5,
things
will
changeand
now
the
upper
thread
is
straight
and
the
lower
thread
forms
loops.
The
correct
tension
is
reached,
when
the
seams
between
both
layers
form
knots.
Lower
thread tension
It
is
often
enough
to
correct
the
upper
thread
tension.
New
setting
of
lower
thread
tension
is
only
necessary
exceptionally.
When
newly
setting
the
lower
thread
tension, take the
screwdriver
off
the
accessories
tray
and
turn
the
larger
screw
by
ho
quarter.
To
the
left,
in
case
thread
is
too
tight
-
turn
to
the
right,
when
it
is
too
loose.
With
straightstitch
wrong
b
With
zig-zag
right
15
wrong
wrong
right
b.
..
Always
start
a
straight
seam
by
turnrng
the
handwheel
towards
you
so
that
the
needle
enters
the
seam
line,
then
lower
the
presser
foot.
(When
sewing
zig-zag
and
other
stitches,
it
s
easier
to
lower
the
presser
foot
over
the
center
of
the seam, then
lower
the
needle).
When
sewing
on
thin
and
soft
fabrics,
start
the
seam
abt.
¼’
from
the
edge
of
the
fabric
to
prevent
it
from
being
pulled
down
into
the
needle
hole
of
the
throat
plate.
If
you
wish
to
extend the seam
out
to
the
very
edge
of
the
fabric,
sew
a
few
reverse
stitches
and then
hold
the thread
behind
the
presser
foot
when
sewing
forward again.
Start
the
machine gently
and
increase
the
speed
gradually.
Watch
the
presser
foot
to
ensure
that
it
follows
an
edge
or
a
seam
—
don’t
watch
the needle!
The
best
way
to
hold
the
fabricas
illustrated.
The left
hand
rests
lightly
on
the
fabric
and
helping
to
guide
it
forward,
the
right
hand
holding
the
edge
of
the
fabric.
Let
the
machine
feed
the
fabric.
Only
guide
the
fabric
towards
the
presser
foot.
When sewing
very
thick
seams,
you
can
assist
the
machine
by
releasing
the
pressure
on
the
presser
foot
and gently
leading
the
material
forward.
When
turning
a
corner,
stop
with
the
needle
down
in
the
fabric.
This
also
applies
when
stopping
the
machine
in
order
to
rearrange
the
work.
For
sewing
the
foot
lever
at
the
back
of
the
.
-
machine
is
always
‘owered.
This
is
necessary
with
sewing work
without
foot
too,
since,
when
lowering
the
foot
lever,
upper
thread
tension
is
set.
Lock
the
seam
ends
by
pressing
the
reverse
button,
making
the
machine
sew
backwards.
This
prevents
stitches
coming
undone.
When
sewing
zig-zag
stitches,
lock
the seam
end
by
sewing
a
few
stitches
lowered.
Utility-
and
decorative
seams
can
by
locked
by
pulling
the
thread
to
the
back and knotting
them
by
hand.
Before
removing
the
fabric,
the
machine
should
have
fully
completed the
last
stitch
with
the
thread take-up
lever
in
its
highest
position.
Pull
the
threads
away
from
you
and
cut them.
Leave
at
least
6”
(15 cm)
of
thread
in
the
needle
so
that
it
will
not
be
drawn
out
of
the eye
of
the
needle
when
the
next
seam
is
started.
16
WWM
Hemming
with
zig-zag
Hemming
with
blindstitch
Attaching
2
layers
by
simultaneously
hemming
with
blindstitch
Hemming
the
edges
There
are
different
possibilities,
here
the
modern
utility
seams
are
very
easy
to
learn
and
to
sew.
Sewing
foot
383,
stitchlength
5,
the
seam
can
be
done
by
the
following
stitches:
zig-zag
wide
btindstitch
overlock
seam
AAAA/\
Place
the
two
layers
under
presser
foot,
so
that
the
needle scarcely
penetrates
at
the
right
over
the
edge
of
fabric
and
at
the
left
ab.
Ye’.
With
a
utility
seams
machine
two
layers
can
be
attached
by
simultaneously
hemming
the
edges.
Here
you
apply
the
wide
invisible
seam,
stitchlength
1,5—2.
Place
one
layer
upon
another
so
that
the
cut
edge
points
to
the
left
and
the
needle
in
its
extreme
left
position
will
only
just
catch
the
outer
edge.
Sewing
foot
383,
wide
blindstitch,
stitchlength
3.
Fold
cloth
along
the
edge
and
place
it
to
the
left
under
presser
foot.
At
the
outer
edge,
an
additional
thread
can
be
guided
to
be
seized
with
every
6th
stitch,
i.e.
with
the
blindhem.
Here
the
edge
of
material forms
small
shells,
depending
on
kind
of
material.
Shell
seam
with
simultaneously
attached
decorative thread
Hemming
with
featherseam
18
Patching
in
strong
material
Sewing
foot
383
zig-zag
center,
short
stitchlength.
The
patch
must
be
slightly
larger than
the
damaged
area
so
that
the first
zig-zag
seam
sews
over
the
edge
of
the
patch.
When
turning the
fabric,
leave
needle
in
the
fabric
in
order
to
securely
sew
the
corner.
Then
place
second
seam
beside
the
first
one
and
cut
out
the
danaged
area.
with
elastic
materials
either
apply
elastic
stabile
seam
(lockstitch zig-zag)
or
hag
seam.
Stitchtength
1—2.
Sewing
foot
383.
The
patch
must
be slightly
larger
than
the
damaged area
and
resewn
by
one
of
the
above
seams
so
that
the
following
seam
goes
over
the
edge
of
the
affixed
patch
directly
to
the
original fabric.
After
resewn,
cut out
damaged
fabric
from
the
left
directly along
the seam.
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Husqvarna Turissa 2780 Owner's manual

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Brand
Husqvarna
Model
Turissa 2780
Category
Sewing machines
Type
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