Husqvarna Turissa 2780 Owner's manual

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

Brand: Husqvarna

Model: Turissa 2780

Category: Sewing machines

Type: Owner's manual

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