E&R CLASSIC KPN5000 User manual
- Category
- Sewing machines
- Type
- User manual
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SECTION
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SECTION
NamesofParts
ConnectingtheMachinetothePowerSupply
FootControl
SewingLight
ExtensionTable(AccessorystorageBox)
ToSnapOnandSnapOffthePresserFoot
ChangingNeedles
ThreadandNeedleChart
SettingSpoolPin
RemovingorInsertingtheBobbinCase
WindingtheBobbin
ThreadingBobbinCase
ThreadingtheMachine
DrawingUpBobbinThread
BalancingNeedleThreadTension
StitchSelector
StitchLengthControl
StraightStitchSewing
ToChangetheSewingDirections
ZigzagStitching
Overcasting
OveredgeStitch
TricotStitch
TripleStretchStitch
ZipperApplication
RolledHem
AdjustingStretchStitchBalance
ReverseStitchControl
SeamGuideLine
DarningPlate
LeftNeedlePosition
SewingButtons
ButtonholeStitching
ShellTuck
StretchStitchPatterns
DismantlingandAssemblingHookRace
CleaningtheFeedDogs
Oiling
TroubleShooting
NeedleThreader
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ESSENTIAL
GETTINGREADYTOSEW
BASICSEWING
DECORATIVESTITCHING
CAREOFYOURMACHINE
UTILITYSTITCHING
PARTS
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StitchSelector
TakeupLever
BobbinWinder
ThreadGuide
NamesofParts
ReverseStitch
Control
HookCover
ExtensionTable
(Accessorystoragebox)
FacePlate
NeedlePlate
ThreadGuide
SpoolPins
BobbinWinder
Spindle
BobbinWinder
Stopper
ESSENTIALPARTS
StitchLength
Control
ArmCoverPlate
CarryingHandle
PresserFootLever
FreeArm
NeedleClampScrew
CordSocket
BeltCover
BalanceWheel
Screw
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Beforeconnectingthepower,makesurethevoltageandfrequencyofyour
Fitthenonreversibleplugintothecordsocketandplugthemachineintothe
powersupply.
Sewingspeedcanbe
Thesewinglightislocatedbehindthefaceplate.
Turnthescrewcounter-clockwiseandremovetheface
plate.
variedbythefoot
control.
Theharderyoupress
onthecontrol,the
fasterthemachineruns.
electricalpowerconformtothemachine.
ConnectingtheMachinetothePowerSupply FootControl SewingLight
GETTINGREADYTOSEW
(A)Toremove....Turntotheleft.
Toreplace....Turntotheright.
(A)
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ExtensionTable
Forfreearmsewing
Forattachingthetable
Theextensiontableprovidesaddedsewingsurfaceandcanbeeasilyremovedfor
freearmsewing.
Pulltheendoftheextensiontable
awayfromthemachine,asillustrated.
Pushtheextensiontableuntilitslugs
fitintothemachine.
Turnthebalancewheeltowardyouto
raisetheneedletoitshighestposition.
Raisethepresserfoot.
Presstheleveronthebackofthefoot
holder.
Thepresserfootwilldropoff.
Placethepresserfootsothepinonthe
footliesjustunderthegrooveofthe
footholder.Lowerthefootholderto
lockthefootinplace.
ExtensionTable(AccessoryStorageBox)
Tosnapoff
ToSnapOnandSnapOffthePresserFoot
Tosnapon
Sewingaccessoriesareconveniently
storedundertheextensiontable.
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Undotheneedleclampscrewjustenoughtoreleasetheneedle.
Switchoffthemachineanddisconnectthemachinefromthepowerpoint.
Loosentheneedleclampsscrewbyturningitcounter-clockwise.
Removetheneedlefromtheclamp.
Insertthenewneedleintotheneedleclampwiththeflatsideawayfromyou.
Wheninsertingtheneedleintotheclamp,pushitupasfarasitwillgoand
tightentheclampscrewfirmlywiththescrewdriver.Threadtheneedle.
Reconnectthemachinetothepowerpoint,switchonthemachineandcontinuetosew.
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Checkyourneedlesfrequentlyforbarbedorbluntedpoints.Snagsandruns
inknits,finesilksandsilk-likefabricsarepermanentandarealmostalways
causedbyadamagedneedle.
Denim
Fabrics
Light
weight
CrepedeChine,Voile FineSilk
50silk
50silkHeavy
weight
Medium
weight
Linen,Cotton,Pique,
Serge,DoubleKnits,
Percale
Denim,Tweed,Gabardine,
Coating,Draperyand
UpholsteryFabrics
50to80Cotton
40to50Cotton
40to50Synthetic
50to60Synthetic
CottonCovered
Polyester
CottonCovered
Polyester
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Lawn,Organdy,Georgette,
Tricot
FineCotton
FineSynthetic
FineCottonCovered
Polyester
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Threads NeedleSize
Jeans
Needle(16)
ChangingNeedles
ThreadandNeedleChart
Raisetheneedlebyturningthe
balancewheeltowardyouandlower
thepresserfoot.
Ingeneral,finethreadsandneedlesareusedforsewingthinfabrics,and
thickerthreadsandneedlesareusedforsewingheavyfabrics.Alwaystest
threadandneedlesizeonasmallpieceoffabricwhichwillbeusedfor
actualsewing.
Usethesamethreadforneedleandbobbin.
Whensewingstretch,veryfinefabricsandsynthetics,useaBALLPOINT
needle.Thebluetippedneedleeffectivelypreventsskippedstitches.
Whensewingveryfinefabrics,sewoverapieceofpapertopreventfabric
distortion.
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SettingSpoolPins
WindingtheBobbin
Tousepullupthespoolpin.Pushdown
Upperthread
Upper
thread
Hole
Tangle
Openthehookcover.
Raisetheneedlebyturningthebalance
wheeltowardyou.
Takeoutthebobbincasebyholdingthe
latch.
Wheninsertingthebobbincase,place
thehornintotherecessofthehook
race.
forstorage.
Ifthethreadwouldslipdownfromthe
spool.threadthroughtheholeofspoolpin
asshown.
Switchonthemachine.
Drawthreadfromspool.Guidethethreadaroundthebobbinwinderthreadguide.
Insertthethreadthroughoneoftheholesinthebobbinfromtheinsidetotheoutside.
Putthebobbinonthebobbinwinderspindle,andpushittotheright.
Withthefreeendofthethreadheldinyourhand,depressthefootcontrol.Stopthemachinewhenithasmadeafewturns,andcutthethreadclosetotheholein
thebobbin.Depressthefootcontrolagain.
Whenthebobbinisfullywound,itwillbestopautomatically.
Returnthebobbinwindertoitsoriginalpositionbymovingthespindletotheleft,andcutthethread.Turntheclutchknobclockwise.
RemovingorInsertingtheBobbinCase Switchoffthemachinewhiledoingthis.
Recessofthehookrace
Horn
Crossthecottoninafigureofeight
forgoodtension.
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ThreadingBobbinCase
Placebobbinintobobbincase.
Makesurethethreadunwindsin
thedirectionofarrow.
RaIsetake-uplevertoitshighestpositionbyturningbalancewheeltowardyou.
Raisepresserfoot.
Placespoolonspoolpinasshown,withthreadcomingfromthebackofthespool.
1.Drawthreadintothreadguideusingbothhands.
2.Whileholdingthreadnearspool,drawthreaddownintothetensionareaandthenaround
thecheckspringholder.
3.Firmlydrawthreadupandthroughtake-upleverfromrighttoleft.
4.Thendrawthreaddownandslipitintothelowerthreadguide.
5.Drawthreaddownandslipitintoneedlebarthreadguide.
6.Threadneedleeyefromfronttoback.
NOTE:Youmaywanttocuttheendofthreadwithapairofsharpscissorsforeasierneedlethreading.
Switchonthepowerafterthreadingthemachineandbobbin.Yourarenowreadytosew.
Pullthethreadintothebobbin
caseslot.
Drawthethreadunderthetension
springandintothedeliveryeye.
*Leaveaboust10cm(4inches)offree
thread.
ThreadingtheMachine
Alwaysthreadyourmachinewiththepoweroff
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Theneedlethreadandthebobbin
threadshouldinterlockinthecenter
oftwolayersoffabricinstraight
seams.
Setthedesired
numberofthe
threadtensiondial
atsettingmark.
Loosentheneedlethread
tensionbymovingthedial
toalowernumber.
Tightentheneedlethread
tensionbymovingthedial
toahighernumber.
Toobtainbetterzigzagstitches,the
uppertensionshouldbeslightly
lowerthaninthecaseofstraight
sewing.Theupperthreadshould
appearslightlyonthereversesideof
thefabric.
BalancingNeedleThreadTension
Settingmark
Loosen
Tinghten
Theneedlethreadis
tootight.
Theneedlethreadis
tooloose.
ThteadTensionforZigzagSewing
Raisepresserfootandholdtheneedlethread
lightlywithyourlefthand.
Turnthebalancewheelslowlytowardsyou
withyourrighthanduntiltheneedlegoes
downandcontinueturningbalancewheel
untilthetake-upleverisatitshighestposition.
Lightlydrawuptheneedlethreadforminga
Pull15cm(6")ofboththreadsbackand
underthepresserfoot.
loopofthebobbinthread.
DrawingupBobbinThread
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StitchSelector
Thestitchselectornotonlydeterminesthestitchyouselect,butalso
regulatesthestitchwidthforregularzigzagandrickrackstretchstitches.
NOTE:Toavoidneedleorfabricdamage,besureyourneedleisupandout
ofthefabricwhenadjustingthiscontrol.
Thesitchlengthcontrolregulatesthelengthofstitch,andalsohasastretch
stitchessetting.
Thehigherthenumber,thelongerthestitch.
"O"meansnofeed.
Dependinguponyourfabricoryourownpreferenceinbuttonholes,youmay
alterthebuttonholestitchdensitywithinthebuttonholerange()on
thestitchlengthcontrol.
StitchLength
Settingmark
StitchLengthControl
Settingmark
StitchSelector
StitchSelector
StitchLengthControl
StitchLengthControl
Settingmark
StitchLength
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ToPutontheDarningPlate:
1.Positionthedarningplatewith
the3pinsonthebottom.
2.Fitthedarningplatepinsintothe
needleplateholes.Thefeeddogs
willshowthroughthedarning
plateholes.
Aslongasyoukeepthereversestitch
controldepressed,themachinesews
backwards.
Thenumbersontheneedleplateindi-
catethedistancebetweenthecenter
needlepositionandtheline.
UseLeftNeedlePositionformore.
controlwhiletopstitchingoredge
stitchingdifficultfabrics.
NOTE:Useonlyzigzagpresserfoot
forLeftNeedleSewing.
Thenumbersinthefrontindicatein
millimeters.
Thenumbersinthebackindicatein
inches.
ReverseStitchControl SeamGuideLine DarningPlate LeftNeedlePosition
AdjustingStretchStitchBalance
ToselectStretchStitches,setthiscontrolatSS
position.
Instretchstitchsewing,StitchLengthControlshould
beintheCenterpositionbetween-and+(SSposition)
stitches.
Toshortenstretchstitches,turnthecontrolslightly
toward"-"Tolengthen,turntoward"+"
formostmaterials.Dependinguponthetypeoffabric
used.youmayneedtoadjustthiscontroltomatch
forwardstitchesofstretchsewingwithreversemotion
Settingmark
StitchLengthControl
StitchLength
SS
Stitchselector
Smockingstretch
Rickrackstretch
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Stopthemachineandturnthebalancewheel
towardyoutobringtheneedledownintothe
fabric.
Raisethepresserfoot.
Pivotthefabricaroundtheneedletochange
sewingdirectionasdesired.Lowerthepresser
footandcontinuesewing.
MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
Stitchlength
control
1.5~4
Topthreadtension
control2to6
~4
Stitchlength
control
Topthreadtension
control2to5
Zigzagfoot
Zigzagfoot
Simplezigzagstitchingiswidelyused
forovercasting,sewingonbuttonsetc.
BASICSEWING
Makesurethetake-upleverisatthehighestpositionbeforestarting
StraightStitchSewing
Ifthefabricwon'treleaseturnthehand
wheeltowardsyoutocompletethestitch,
andgentlypulloutmaterial
Raisethepresserfootandpositionthe
fabricnexttoastitchingguidelineon
theneedleplate.
Forfasteningtheendsofseams,press
thereversestitchcontrolandsew
severalreversestitches.
Thethreadsarecuttheproperlength
forstartingthenextseam.
Raisethepresserfootandremovethe
fabric,drawingthethreadstothe
back.
Lowerthepresserfootandsmooththe
threadstowardtheback.Depressthe
footcontrol.
Gentlyguidethefabricalongtheguide
linelettingthefabricfeedbyitself.
ZigzagStitching
ToChangetheSewingDirections
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MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
Stitchlength
control1to2
Topthreadtension
control1to4
Stitchlength
control
Topthreadtension
control1to4
Stitchlength
control
Topthreadtension
control2to6
Topthreadtension
control1to4
Zigzagfoot
Zigzagfoot
Zigzagfoot
Zigzagfoot
UTILITYSTITCHING
OveredgeStitch
Overcasting
Thistypeofstitchisusedontheseam
allowancetopreventfabricsfrom
frayingatrawedges.
Overedgestitchwillbedonemost
successfullywhentherightside
stitchesofzigzagfallslightlyoffthe
edgesofthefabrics.
TricotStitch TripleStrengthStitch
Placethefabricunderthepresserfoot
sothattheedgewillbeslightlyinside
therighthandsideofthepresserfoot.
Guidetheworksotherighthand
stitchesfallattheedgeofthefabric.
Thestitchissewnwithtwostitches
forwardandonestitchbackward
formingaseamthatdoesnotrip
easily.
Garmentsshouldbebastedforfitting
beforeseaming.
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MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
Zipperfoot
Hemmerfoot
Stitchlength
control2
Topthreadtension
control3to6
Stitchlength
control1.5to4
Topthreadtension
control2to6
Optional
part
Pinorbastezippertapetofabricandplaceitunder
thefoot.
Smooththethreadstowardthebackandlowerthe
foot.Tosewleftsideofthezipper,guidetheedge
ofthezipperalongthezipperteethandstitch
throughgarmentandzippertape.
Turnthefabricandsewtheothersideofthezipper
inthesamewayasyoudidontheleftsideofthe
zipper.
Makeadouble0.25cm
(1/8")foldapproximately
8cm(3")inlength.
Lowertheneedleintothefabricatthe
pointwheresewingistobegin.then
lowerthehemmerfoot.
Sew3or4stitcheswhileholdingthe
needleandbobbinthreads
Insertthe
foldedportionofthefabricintothe
curlofthehemmerfoot.
Lowerthehemmerfoot,thensewby
liftinguptheedgeofthefabricto
keepitfeedingsmoothlyandevenly
Trimabout0.7cm(1/4")from
cornersasillustrated,toreducebulk.
ZipperApplication
RolledHem
0.7cm(1/4")
0.7cm(1/4")
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MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
ZigZag
foot
Topthreadtension
control1to4
Stitchlengthcontrol
anynumber(not
necessarytoadjust)
Darningplate
Usethedarningplateforbuttonsewing.(Seepage10)
Tostrengthentheshank,cutthe
threadsleavinga20cm(8")tail.
Bringtheneedlethreaddown
throughtheholeinthebuttonand
winditaroundtheshank.
Drawthethreadtothewrongside
andknot.
Apincanbeplacedontopofthebuttontoformashank.
Setthestitchselectorat"".Alignthebothholesofthebuttonwith
theslotofthefootandplacetheleftholeofthebuttonjustbelowthe
needlepoint.Lowerthefootandturnthepatternselectoruntilthe
needlepointcomesjustabovetherightholeofthebutton.Sewaboutfive
stitchesandraiseneedle.Setthestitchselectorat""againandsewa
fewstitchestolockthread.
SewingButtons
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Stitch
raisethe
Stitchselector
MachineSetting
Setthestitchselectorat""
Sewafewbartacksandraisetheneedlefromthe
fabric.
Setthestitchlengthcontrolto"0"andthe
stitchselectoratstraightstitchsewing.Sewa
fewlockingstitches.
Setthestitchselectorat""
Sewuptherightsideofthebuttonhole.Stop
themachinewhenyouaredirectlyoppositethe
firststitchonthelefthandsideandraisethe
needle.
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foot.
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Makeatestbuttonholeandasampleduplicating
thefabric,interfacingandseamsoftheactual
garment.Placethebuttononthefabricsample
andmarkthetopandbottomtodeterminethe
buttonholelength.
Setthestitchselectorat
Slideboththreadstotheleft.
Lowertheneedleintothegarment
wherethebuttonholeistostart,
andlowerthefoot.
Sewdowntheleftsidestoppingat
thebottommark.Raisetheneedle.
Setthestitchselectorat" ",
sew5stotchesofbartackandraise
theneedlefromthefabric.
Removethefabricfromthemachineandcutthe
sewingthreads.
Insertapininsidethebartack.
Thencuttheopeningwithaseamripper.
Takecarenottocutthestitches.
ButtonholeStitching
Topthreadtension
control1to5
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ShellTuck
MachineSetting
Stitch Stitchselector
Topthreadtenston
control3to9
Stitchlength
control1to2
Zigzagfoot
DECORATIVESTITCHING
Placethefoldededgealongtheslotof
foot.Theneedleshouldfalloffthe
edgeofthefabric.ontherightforming
atuck.
StretchStitchPatterns
Whenforwardandreversefeedsbecomeunbalenceddependinguponthetypeoffabric,correctthebalancebyturningthestitchlengthcontrolasfollows:
Whenpatternsarecompressed,correctitbyturningthedialtoward"+".(Seepage10)
Whenpatternsaredrawnout,correctitbyturningthedialtoward"-".(Seepage10)
Topthreadtension
control1to4
Stitchlength
control
Zigzagfoot
Stitch
Stitchselector
MachineSetting
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openthehookcover.
Openthehingedlatchofbobbincaseandtake
itoutofthemachine.
Raisetheneedletoitshighestpositionand
Whencaringforyourmachine,orcleaningit,unthreaditanddisconnectthepresser,
evenwhenyouchangetheneedle.
DismantlingandAssemblingHookRace
CAREOFYOURMACHINE
Openthehookraceringholders
andremovethehookracering.
Disconnectyourmachinefromthepowersouce
Removethehook.
*Cleanthehookracewitha
brushandasoftdrycloth.
Holdthehookbythecenterpinandfititcarefullybackintothehookrace,
formingaperfectcirclewiththeshuttledriver.Attachthehookracering
makingsurebottompinfitsintothenotch.Lockthehookraceringby
turningtheholdersbackintoposition.Insertthebobbincase.Threadthe
machineandbobbin,connectthemachinetothepowerpointandsewafter
switchingonthemachine.
TOdismantlehoodrace:
Toassemblehookrace:
Removetheneedleandthepresser
foot.
Unscrewtheneedleplatesetscrews
andremovetheneedleplate.
tightenscrews
Withabrush,cleanoutdustandlint
cloggingonthefeeddogteeth.
Replacetheneedleplate.
CleaningtheFeedDogs
Fittedinthemachine.
NOTE:Itiseasierifyoulaythemachineonitsbacktoreplacetherace.
Oilwithone
dropofoil.
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E&R CLASSIC KPN5000 User manual
- Category
- Sewing machines
- Type
- User manual
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