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User's Guide
Scandinavia 400

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This houshold sewing mach ine is designed to comply with IEC N 60335-2-28 an d UL1594

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When using an electrical appliance, basic safety precau tions shou ld always be followed
induding the following:
Read aU instru ctions before using this hou eholcl sewing machine .

DANGER - To reduce the risk of electric shock:

• A sewing machine shou ld never be left u natrended when plugged in . Always u n plug
this sewing machine from the electric ou tlet immecliately after using and before clean
ing.
• Always u nplug before rela mpi ng. Replace bu lb with same type rated 5 Watt.

WARN 1 NG - To reduce the risk of bu rns, fire,. electrk shock,

or i njury to persons:
• Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when th.is sewing ma
·hi.ne is used by or near child ren or infim1 persans.
• Use this sewing machine only for its intended use as descri bed in this manual. se
on.ly attachments recommended by the manufactu rer as contained in th:is manual.
• Never opemte this sewing machine if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working
properly, if it has been dropped or damaged , or dropped into water. Retum the sewing
machine to the nea rest authorised dealer or service center for examination, repair, elec
tiical or mechanical adjustment.
• Never opemte the sewing machi ne with any air openin gs blocked. Keep ventila tion
openi.ngs of the ewing machine and foot controller Free from the accu mu lation of l int,
du st, and loose cloth.
• Keep fingers away from ail moving parts. pecia l care is requ ired arou nd the Sewing
machine needle.
• Always use the proper needle plate. The wrong plate can cause rhe needJe ra break.
• Do nor use bent needles.
• Do not pu ll or push fabric while stitchi ng. Tt may deflect the needle causing it to break.
• Sw·itch the ewi11g machine off "0") when making any adjustme 11t in the needle area,
su ch as threading needle changing needle threading bobbin or changing presser foot
etc.
• Always u nplug the sewing machine from the electrical ou rlet when removing covers,
Ju brica ting, or when ma k.ing an y other user servicing adjustme nts mentjor1ecl in the
in struction manual.
• Never drop or insert any obje t into any opening.
• Do not use outdoors.
• Do not operate where aerosol (spray) produ cts are being used or where oxygen is
be- ing administrated .
• To disconnect, tu m ail controls ta the off ("0") position, then remove pl ug frorn ourlet.
• Do nor u nplug by pulling on cord. To un plug, grasp the plug, not the cord .
• Hold pl ug when rewinding into cord reel. Do not allow plug to whip when rewind ing.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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Table of Contents
Learn your Scandinavia 400 4-1 4 Sewin.g 37-56

Overview 4 Stitch table 38-39

Unpacking 5 Straight stitch 40
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Packing away a fter se\\ng :> Gathering with strnight stitch 40
Connecting the foot control 6 25 Needle Positions 41
Com1ecti11g to the power supply 6 Sewing zippers 42
Accessories 7 Rei11forced strnight stitch 43
Spool pin 8 Stretch stitd1 43
Threadiug the upper tluead 9 Zigzag 43
Trueadiug for twin needle 10 Lace edging 44
Bobbiu winding 11 Three-step zigzag 45
Tlneadiug lower thread 12 Overca.sting 45
Tluead tension 1 Sewing terr • cloth 45
Lowering the feed teeth 13 Buttouholes 46
Changing the presser foot 14 Buttouhole sensor foot 47
Presser foot pressure 14 Buttouhole knife/ Seam ripper 48
Presser foot lever 14 Se\ving buttons 48
Changing the needle 14 Flatlock 49
Blind hem 50
Functions and lnfodispfay 1 5-24 Bridging stitch 51
lnfodisplay 16 Seam and overcast 51
Stitch selection 19 Darning stitch 52
Functions / Ernbroidery 20 Automatic taper stitch 52
Memory 20 Decorntive stitches 53
Progrnmming 21 Quilting 54
:Minar images 23 Applique 54
Darning and taper satin stitches 24 Pictogrnm 55
Embroidery 25-36 Sewing hints 56
Free arm 56
Embroidery Accessories 26 Jeans hem 56
Rei110'ïing the Embroidery unit 26 Sewing on belt loops 56
Connectiug the Embroidery unit

26
Embroider) Foot U 27-28 Care of your
Get sta.rted 29 Scandinavia 400 57-6 1
Embroidery hoop 30 Changing the light bulb 58
Using the Embroidery template 31 Care of the Machine 59
Sewing embroide.ries 32 Trouble shooting 60-61
FmKtion buttons - embroidery 34
Co]or information / Index 62
Language setting 36

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Overview

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3 23
4
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25

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27
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1. Lid 23. Thread cutter for bobbin \Vinding
2. Thread take-up lever 24. Handwheel
3. Presser foot prsure dial 25. Bobbin spiudle, Bobbii1stop
4. Thread guide 26. Infodisplay
5. Buttonhole sensm socket
27. Function buttons
6. Light
28. Function buttons Embroidery
7. :Needle bar
29. Stitd1 selection buttom
8. Presser foot
30. Embroidery card slot
9. Free arm
31. ;\,fa.in pmver switch,
10. Bobbin caver Counection to power supply
11. Base plate 32. Presser foot lei;-e.i:
12. Drop feed dial 33. Thread cutter
13. .Needle plate
34. Embroidery unit socket
14. Presser bar and presser foot ankle
15. .:\leedle damp screw
16. Thread tension dises
17. Thread tension indicator
18. Thread guide for bobbin winding
19. Spool pin
20. Spool holders
21. Recess for additional spool pin
22. Quick Info

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Embroidery Unit
35. Embroidery arm
36. Embroidery Hoop attachment
37. Embroidery unit socket
38. Release button

38

Unpacking
1. Place the machine on the tahle or Sorne fabrics ha;-e a lot of excess dye which can cause discolorntion on
cabinet, œmove the packaging. Fleece and denirn fabric inespeciall. red and blue often contain a lot of ex
If you suspect that your fabric/ ready­ to-wear garment contains a lot of ex
2. Remove the sicle parts of the
packing material and the foot
control.
3. The machine is delivered wiith a
soft plastic caver, an accessotT bag,
a main cord m1d a foot contrai
cord. There is also a test kit for
embroidery and a bag containing
embroidery accessories (see page
26)..
4. \Vipe the machine, particuhrly
around the needle and needle plate
ta remove any so.i.1 before sewing.

Packing away after sewi ng

1. Unplug the cords from the wall
socket and the rnachine.Wind the
cords around your ba nd and place
the foot contrai cord in the foot
contrai storage space. Place the
foot contrai as illustrnted. Lower
the presser foot. Remove the
embrnide1\ card.
2. Slide the cover over the machine.
Place the main cord in the pocket
of the cm-er. Tbere is also space
pro;-ided for the opera ring ma1mal,
the embroidery accessories and the
other accessories.

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Connecting the foot control

Arnong the accessories you will find

the foot control cord and the main
cord.
1. Place the foot control on its
narrow si.de. Fit the plug into the
socket inside the foot control
compartinent.
2. Push it fumly to make sure it is
properly connected. This operntion
is only necessary the very fust time
you are going to use the machine.
3. To conectly tmn away füe cord,
place it into füe slot, see picture.

Note: Before plugging in> check to

ensure that the foot control is of
"type FR4 ".

Connecting to the power supply

On the underside of the machine you will find information about the power
supply and the frequency (Hz). CT1eck the power supply setting in the
machine to ensme that tlus agrees with the ma.in supply before you connect
the machine.
1. Connect the foot control cord to
the fust socket on the bottom
right side o the machine.
2. Connect the main cord to the back
socket on the bottom right si.de
of the machine.
3. \Vhen you press the power
sw:itch, bath the nrn.di.ine and
the light are switched on.
3 2
For the USA and Canada
This Se\ving Machine bas a polarized plug (one blade \vider füan the other).
To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug is intended ta fit in a polarized
outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit ti.ùly in the outlet, reverse the plug.
If it
still cloes not fit contact a qua.Wied electrician to install the proper outlet. Do not
modify the plug in any way.

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Accessories
Yau will find a number of accessaries
induded mth yaur sewing machine.
Lean1 ta use them on the follmving
pages of this User's Guide.

1. Embroidery accessaries
(see p:age 26)
2. .Needles
3. Babbins
4. Pictogrnm Pen
S. Bmsh
6. Stitch plate opener 6.
(ta be attached ta the brush)
7. Light bulb remover
8. Clearance plate
9. Screwdriver
10. Vertical spoal pin 13.

11. Presser foot ankle

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12. Seam
ripper 13.
Thread net
14. Presser foot A 1 6.

15. Presser foot B

16. Presser foot C
17. Presser foot D 1 8.

18. Presser foot E

19. Presser foot J
20. Sensor Buttonhole Foot

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Spool pin
The rm1chine has spool pins sui.table
for all types of thread. The main spool
pin (a) is horizontal - the tluead reels
off the stationary spool. Place the
spool so lliat the thread reels coun er
cloch-v.'ise.

There are nvo spool holders on the

spool piu. \'(li.th narr:ow tlu:ead
spools, the srnall holder (b) is placed
in front of the thread. If you use large
thread spools. the large holder (c) is
placed in front of füe thread. Slide
füe correct size spool holder in place
so the fiat sicle is pressed firmly
agaimt the spool wifü no space
between spool bolder and spooL

Tbere is also a separnte vertical

spool pin (d) to be attacl1ed onto the
machine. The fingers on the extra
spool pin fi.t into the two hales ta
the right of the fi_"ed spool pin. Push
dm.\'ll'i\·ard to snap in place. The large
spool holder (c) is placed under the
thread. This spool pin is used when
winding a bobbin from a second spool
of thread or for a second spool when
sewing with a twin needle.

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Thread ing the upper thread

& Turn off the main switch.
:Make sure the presser foot is rnised
and the needle is in the up position.
1. Pull the spool pin out. Place the
tluead on the spool pin and the
spool holder on the spool pin as
described. Push the spool pin back
m.
2. Bring the thread in the direction of
the arro\Y under the thread gui.de
(a) aud over t11e thread guide (b).
3. Br:ing the thread down between the
thread tension dises.
4. Continue th.reading by drn\i.:ing the
tb.read from the right into the sfot
on the take-up le\er.
5. Thread last guide jus t abo'e
needle.
6. The needle is tlueaded from front
to back. The white on the presser
foot ankle makes it easy to see the
eye of the needle.
7. Place thread under the presser foot
and into the thread cutter "here it
is eut.

Upper thread warn ·ng

If the npper thread breaks or if thread
spool nms out, the nmchine stops
and gi>·es a signal. The symbol 1-t
is flashing on the display. If thread
breaks: Re-thread the machine. The
symbol goes out. If thread spool
runs out: Remm e your work and
the bobbin. Re-thread the machine..
Replace the bobbin and restart.

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Threading for twin nee.dle

& Turn off the main switch.

:Make sure the presser foot is rnised
and the needle is in the up position
1. Inse.rt a twin needle (optional
access.ory).
2. \Vind a bobbin \Ti.th the th.read
you are going to use as the second
uppe.r th.read.
3. Th.read the mad:iine as described
and check to ensu.re that the thread
lies betweeu the inne.r th.read
tension dises, outside the lmvest
thread guide. Tiuead left needle.
4. Attacb the extra spool pin onto
the nrnchine. Place a spool bolde.r
unde.r the th.read.
5. Pbce the bobbin with the second
tlu:ead on the spool pin.
6. Thread the machine as before but
this tluead should lie between the
outer th.read tensiou dises, outside
the lowest thread guide. Th.read
right needle.

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Bobbin winding from the

needle
Nfake srn:e tbat the presser foot is
up and the ueedle is in the highest
position.
Note ! Do not use a pla stic presser
foot when bobbin winding.
1. Place your empty bobbin \vith the
small 1rnu:k {ioutwards on the
bobbin spindle on the .ront of the
Note ! We do not recouunend
machine.
winding specialty tlueads such as
2. Pull the thread frnm the needle clear nylon or other stretcby tlueads
under the presser oot and to the thrnugh füe needle. lnstead see
right m er the tluead giùde (c) . "Bobbin \\-:inding - vertical spool
3. Start from above and wind a few pin" below.
huns of thread around the bobbin.
Cut off the thread on the tluead
cutter (d).
4. Bring the bobbin spinelle dmvn.
Press the foot conl:rol. When the
bobbii1 wincling is fini.shed, the
bobbii1 will stop automatically.
Remove the bobbin, eut off the
tluead and br.ing the bobbin
spinelle up.

Bobbin winding - vertical

spool pin
1. Place an empty bobbin with the
mark ou ·ards on the bobbin
spinelle on the front of the
machi.ne.
2. Place the large spool bolder under
the thread on the spool pin.
3. Brii1g the thread under the tluead 5. . Bring the bobbin spii1dle
guide (a) and over thread guide (b), dmvn. Press the foot control. \'\i
then around thread gilide (c) as hen the bobbii1\vrncling is
illustrated. fin.ished the bobbil1 will stop
4. From above wind a fe\>.- hu-ns of antomatically.
tluead arnund the bobbin and into Remove the bobbin eut off füe
the cutter. tluead and bring the bobbin
spindle up.

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Thread ing ll ower thread

& Turn off the main switch.

1. Opeu the co\-er by slightly pulling

2
it towards you and take it away.
2. Place the bobbin in the bobbil1
case with the mark !',/ facing
upw:..rd and the thread to the left
of the bobbin. The bobbii.1will

•
then rotate counter clocbv:ise :vhen iiiiii
pulling the thread.
3. Hold the bobbil1 and pull the
thread ta the right passing (a). 3
4. Hold the thread tight and pull it
ta fue left so füat the thread falls
con:ectly into the tension sp1ing.
Continue tlueading around (b) and
to ilie right of the thread cutter (c).
Replace the coYer and sLde it iuto
position. Tuen pull the thread ta
the left to eut it.
Top thread tensi on
The thread tension is adjusted
automatically when you s.elect a stitch
or an ernbroidery. This is shown by the
thread tension inclicator beiug œset.
Do not turn this dial rnanually!
You can adjust the thread
tension by pressing the
buttons, see page 18. Using the
bntton (-) you decrease the tension
and using the button (+) yon
increase the tension. The adjustment
affects
all stitches and will remain lmtil the
machine is turned off or until changed
manu::ùly. When topstitchiug \v:itll a heavy thread
in thick fabric, increase the tension ta
N"01mal tluead tension is 4.
7-9.
When selecting buttonholes and
\Vhen the machine .is turned on, the
decorative stitches and for emb.midery
tension is set to nor mal automatically.
the tluead tension is reduced
automatically.

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Correct and incorrect thread

tension
To unde!fstand the correct thread
tension, sew a few sample stitches at
different settings.
Adjnst tension only with the
fonction buttons (see page 18).
Do not turn dial.
1. Begin with a tension that is tao
loose, i.e. set at "1". The lower
tluead \Vill lie strnight :;ind the
upper thread \Ùll be drnwn down
on the undersicle. 3
2. If you set the tension at the Note!1fake a fe Y tests on a scrnp
highest nnmber, the opposite \Vill piece of the material you are going to
occur, and the sean1may pucker. sew and check the tension.
3. W11en tluead tension is
conectly set the threads interlock
in the middle of bath layers of
material or, in the case of
decorntive stitches, on the
underside .

Lowering the feed teeth

The feed teeth are lowered
automatically when the en1broider.
unit is in place.
When removing the embroidery unit
the feed teeth
ta
''":ill
raise as you start

..
sew:
The feed teeth are lowered \\'hen you
hun the dial to the left ta -.
Tum the dial to the right ta ......... if
you wish ta mise the feed teeth. The
feed teeth will uot came up until you
begin ta sew.
Lower the feed teeth for sewing
buttons and for free motion quilt:ing
and embroidery.
By lowering the feed teeth it is easier
ta get thick garments under the presser
foot. Do not forget ta mise the feed
teeth before starting ta se'v.

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Changi ng the presser foot

&
1.
Turn off the main switch.
1fake sure tha t the needle is in
the highest position. Pull the
presser foot clown and towards
you.
2. Line np the cross pin on fue foot
bet:weeu the spring and the presser
foot ank1e. Press back until the foot
snaps into place.

Presser foot pressure (a)

The presser foot pressure is adjl.lSted
\viltb the dial 011 the front of the
m.achine, Normal setting is 4. 111e
h.igher the nun1ber the more pressure
on the fabric. K.nit and lightweight
fabrics
shmùd be sewn \vi.th less pressure, 3-2.

Presser foot lever (b)

The presser foot is raised and lowered _J
\Vith the presser foot lever. The presse[
foot must be lowered when se\ving.
The machin e \Vill not start if the
presser foot is in the rnised
position.
By rnising the presser foot lever as
far -as it goes and holding it there,
the lift he.igbt of the presser foot
can be increa.sed to place thick
fabric and ta slide on or remm-e
hoop.

Changi ng the needle

&
1.
Turn off the main switch.
Loosen the screw in the neeclie
clamp.
2. Remove the needle.
3. Push up the new needle with the
fiat sicle away from you until .it
will go no further.
4. Tighten the screw properly.
Always use needles of system
130/705H.

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FUNCTIONS AND INFODISP.LAY

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Functions and lnfodisplay

Need le stop
Ali sti ches in the machine hm-e a pre
This buttou sets whether the set maximum speed at \.vh.ich they am
m needle stops up or down in the
material when you lift your foot from
be sewn. Wben you select a stitch the
machine automatically sets the correct
the foot contrnl and stop se\ving. Point maximwn speed.
the a.rrow upwards - the needle will
stop in the up position. \'\ 1hen you Reverse
touch the button so that the anmv Yom: machine sews backwards
points dowmvard, the machine \Vill
stop \vith the needle in the material. f when this button is pressed.
TI1e machine se\1rs forward
You can also regulate the needle stop when the button is released_ The
position \vith the foot contrnl. To rnise longest stitch length ,,-ben rererse
01lower the needle after stopping, feeding iis 3 mm.
l htly tap the foot contrai. For permanent reverse, press the
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i When se\ving embroideries only button t\vice in qu.ick succession
0
g the up position can be used. before starting ta se\v. An arrow '
ta füe top left on the display indicates
Sewing speed reverse sewing. To se\.\ fonvard
Use the SPEED button ta set agai.n, press the button once more.
- the three different maximum
speeds. The machine will sew at

0
diffe.rent maximum speeds when the The reverse button is al.sa used
foot contrnl is fully depressed. For when starting and stopping the
slowe.r speecls within the range simply Embroidery unit, (the foot contrnl can
press the foot control less. also be used) .

When Embrnidery position is

0 set, onlr the slowest speed can be
selected.

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Functi.ons and bifoDisplay

Stitch length Stitch width

1
\Vhen yon select a stitch, the \Vhen you select a stitch, the
machine will automatically set ma.cb.i.ne automatically sets
the best stitch length :dlich will the best stitch -.,; ridth illch is
be indicated by numbers on the dispiayed with numbers on the
lnfodisplay-. You can change the stitch Infodisplay. You can change the stitch
lengtb by pressing ejther the (+) or (-) w:idth by pressing the (+) or (-) button.
button. Certain stitches haYe a limitecl The '.vidth rnn be adjusted between
stitcb length. Not active in REP 0 and 6 mm. Not active in REP
position. position.
Whe.n se,.ving embroideries the
0 length can be set bet\veen 2 and
6 0
When sewing embroideri.es the
width can be set between 2 ai1d 6,
to change size of embroidery.
to change size o embroidery.
MENU ·Selected grou p of stitches
STOP Your machine has three 1nenus
The STOP i:mtton is used to - one for stitches, two for letters.
finish a stitch. i.e. the machine
Your choice is displaved \vhen you
fastens the thread and stops
bave pressed the MENU lmtton ta
automatically when the stitch
bas been completed. The symbol =
select stitches : , aniline black letters
on the display indicates that STOP is Â. or script letters.!/1. The stitch
number or the selected letter \vi.11 also
selected. STOP is caucelled when you
be displayed.
press the button agaii1 or by selecti.ng
a ne"v stitch. When sewing embroideries the
The button. has the sa.me functjon both
in N ORM and REF position.
0 menu nnrnber will be d.isplayed to
the upper right.

(See "Satin taper...", page 24, STOP, FUNC ·Selected fu nction

page 2J. When you tu.ni on the
Embroidery sewing without thread 1naclline, the selected functioü
0 color change, see page 34. displays
NORM: . Touch the FUNC button to
M irror image PROG or programming . If you touch
You can m:irror a stitch by the button aga.in, REP = repeat will
using the buttons , n11nor be displayed to se\1,- your progrnmmed
ill1age stitches. After a third touch, NORM is
side ta side and ..A.. mirror image displayed again.
end to end. The symbols'"ill be Not used when sewing
displayed.
\Vhen sewing embroideries only
0 emb.rnideries.

0mirror image side to side can be

used.

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Fu nctions and l nfodisplay

Memory - position Memory - nu m ber

These buttons are used to •The machine has 4 d.ifferent
advance or retum within -progrnrn rnemories. Each
a mernory, when entering or checking memory wi.11 hold up to 55 stitches or
stitches. See page 20. letters. The button is used to advance
ta the memory requ.ired in PROG or
Thread te,nsion - adjustment REP. The number is shown on the
Use these buttons ta
d play to the upper right. See page 20.
adjust the tluead tension
manually. The adjustment affects -
i N ot used when sewing
s embrnideries.
ail stitches and will remain nntil the
machine is turned off Buttonhole sensor foot
\\!ben you plug the buttonhole sensor
CLR - Deleting stitches
foot into the machine and place the
This button is used while in
white field of the measurement wheel
· PROG if you wish to delete
against the white mark, the symbol
what -ou have progrnmmed. ee page
Q_, will show brightly on the d.isplay.
24.
See page 47.
After fi.nishing your
0 embroidery sewing, touch the
CLR button.
Recom mended presser foot
The letter shows wh.ich presser foot .is
The embroidery arm returns to ready correct for the stitd1 you ha-ç-e selected.
position. The correspondi.og letter is on the
presser foot.

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Stitch selection

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E = F
E:. 12 î7' 13
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"= L [â M
16 IC: 9
R ! S
l22
g u

\'\i'hen you turn on the machine

without having the embroidery unit The selected menu "'ill be
COll.Hected, it ru\X""a\S selects strn.:ight displayed, «f for stitches,
for letters.
A or fit. '
stitch and the nuu'iber 1as well as f is
displayed. The machine has one mnu To the ve1 right on the Infodisplay
of stitches shown on the selection the number of the selected stitch or
buttons with white symbols and two the selected letter is d.isplayed.
menus of letters shown in black When the embroidei.-y unit is

symbols.
0 connected on1y the numbers of
the selection buttons are used. In the
Embroidery booklet eacb embroide.ry
With the MENU button you
has a nurn.ber.
select which rnenu rou wisb
sew: to

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Fu nctions I E m broidery
Positi oning Color advance
TI1ese buttons allow you :Yiany of he embroideries
to move the embroidery in haYe col01 changes. TI1ese
four directions. buttons allow you to step fon•·ard
(+) or bach-.-ward (·) to the
Rotation beginuiug of each thread color
I' Touch this button once and your cliange.
,e., embroidery will rotate a quater
of a tnrn. Check size
"• This button allmvs you to step
Stitch advance ,.. ' from one corner to another
:-. ..'..I These buttons allow you \.vithin your embroidery to check the
to finished size o 'OUI design .
1 '" • step stitch by stitch
fonvard When your embroidery is
(+) 01 bacl.. ''ard (-) withiu fini.shed, touch this button. The
your embroidery. embrnidery arm retmns to parking
position. The embroidery unit can
now be removed. Read more about
embrnidery se\.ving on page 32-36.

MEMORY
The machine has 4 different progrnm memories.
Each memory holds up to 55 stitd1es or lette:rs. Yon
can combine any stitcl1es /letters you \.v:ish \.Yith the
exception of stitches 8- 12.
When selecting PROG or REP, the memory
you fast used will be displayed. Your machine v; ill
remember what you bave programme.cl even when it
is s\vitched off.
Use the buttons marked with anows to advance
ot return w:ithin the memor: to the right and
to the left. These buttons are used in PROG
position when programming and in REP if yon wish
to check what is progrnmm ed or if you wish to start
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Programm i ng
Touch FU C so that PROG is shown on the clisplay. If you already have a
program in the memory this will now be shmvn.
1. Touch CLR to empty the memory. See page 24.
2. Touch :MENU to select the desi1ed menu for your new progrnm (stitch 01
your choice of lette.ring style).
ln this way you can combine different stitches according to your mYn taste and
imagination. \Vith the button you Glll go backwards ta see what you have
progrnmmed.
To sew yom progrnm, touch FUNC to the REP position. The m:ichine \Vill be
positioned :it the fust prognunmecl stitch.

Example
Select a stitch e.g.
Toud1 the button · The stitch is now entered in the
memory. Select anothe.r stitch e.g. • .
Touch the button FUNC.
Also see "Qu.id info" on the machine.

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Program ming stitches from

different menus
Example:
Select PROG fi.mction. Select the
stitcb menu.
Select a stitch '111' touch
Touch l\IIENU to change menu to
block letters.
Select a letter l, touch
Select another letter JR.., touch
Touch MENU to change to stitch
1nenu.
elect a stitch 'l1J', touch
Touch STOP.
Touch REP to se\\:

Programm ing with stitch

changes
In PROG position you can change
stitch length and width or minor
stitches. Certain stitches, however,
have a limited sti ch length.
1. Select desired stittli.
2. Use the stitch length and the stitch
\v:idth buttons (+) or (-) or the
mirroring buttons to change the
setting before entering \Tith the
button .

Corrections
If yau wish to change a stitch or a
letter ta anather one in yaur program:
1. Touch FUNC ta PROG .
2. se the buttons marked \ i h
arrows or until the stitch
numbei: or the letter is displayed.
3. Select the new stitch or letter.

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M i rror images
Mirror image side to side
-.
The entire progrnm is mirrored in REP. Yau can - -
alsa
In NORM and PROG anly the stitcb selected is minored.
minor the width when yau wsh ta change the strn.ight
stitch needle pos:itian, e.g. frnm left ta right.
\V'hen minor image sicle to side is selected the symbol <>
will be shmn1 on the Infodisplar

Mirror image end to end .....

InNORM :and PROG only the stitcb selected is minored.
The entire progrnm is mirrored in REP.
.. - :

9
\{lhen minor image end ta end is seJected the symbol
\Vill be shown on the Infodisplay. .-.
P rogram m ing STOP
The STOP button is used to conclude a stitch prngrnm, i.e. the machine fastens
the thread and stops automatically wheu !be sewing of yom: stitch or letter
combi.nation .is completed. 111e symbol /- is dispbyed to the very r:ight.
You am continue your progrn.mming e\en after having pressed STOP. In
REP position the is displa1ed. Then, when sew:ing the machir e stops
automatically and fastens the thread in every position where you bave
prngrammed STOP and at the end of the stitch combir1ation. Just press
the foot contrnl aga.in and the machine will sew the rest of wbat yon have
prngrnmmed.
If you ·ish ta repeat , orn: stitcb combinat.ion "ithout lrnving füe mac.bine
stop, press the STOP button to cancel the STOP in REP position.
The symbol will d.isappear from the Infod:isplay.
(If you should forget to enter STOP wh.ile in PROG it is also possible ta use
the STOP button in REP position. The STOP will remain until you select
another function or stitch.)
If you have programmed STOP at the end of you.r program and then 1illiror
the entire program in length, the STOP \vill be placed at the beginning. se the
button and adva.nce to the ne.'.i:t stitch ta avo.id STOP.
If you cancel the STOP button when se\vi.ng embroideries, the machir1e
0 will sew the entire embroidery witbout stopping to change thread color.

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Look through the prograrn

If you have prngrn.mmed severn..l of
The rnemory last used \\i..11 appear on
the memories yon can press FUNC the display when you select PROG or
for PROG or REP. Use the M button REP.
to select the following memory and
then advance \\i th the buttons -

CLR - Deleti ng stitches

If you wish to deJete a certain stitch
4. Touch CLR. CLR deletes the
\v.ithin the progrnm:
program of stitches in the selected
1. In the PROG position, use one of menu.
the buttons until the If you by mistake toud1 CLR, simp]J
actmù stitch nnmbesplayed.
touch CLR a.gain to bring back the
2. Touch CLR. ow the stitch and balance of your program a.s long as
eve1 '1:h.i.ng to the right of it ..: ri..11 you ha\e not used another button.
be deletecL
When the prngrnm memory is empty
3. If yon \'-'ish to deJete he whole the stitch length and \v:idth is shown as
progrnm, touch the FUNC button 0.0/ 0.0 011 the display.
ta return to PROG.The machine Letters are deleted in the sa.me way.
will be positioned at the füst
progrnmn.1ed stitch.

Darning and taper satin

...:':. 12
stitches
The stitches 11- 12 can only be
selected in NORM position. They can
4. The stitch \vi..11 now repeat in
not
succession and the machine will
be programmed or combined but
stop automa tically v hen the stitch
a.re set inchùdu,'lily and automatiaùly.
is completed.
For stitches 11 and 12 there are stitch
men1ories \vhere the nnn1ber of If yon wish ta sew ::mother stitch and
stitches, 1ength or width changes are then rehm1 to your stitch, you ouly
stored. select this stitch and touch STOP.
1. Sew un til the stitch bas reached The repeated stitch is retained even if
the desired length. you switch off the machine.
2. Touch the 'l but.ton. The If yon attempt to prograrn thes.e
s.titches in the PROG position, PROG
mac.bine is fl.ashing to indicate that this is uot
now completes the stitch. possible.
3. When you have the result you wish,
toucll STOP.

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Embroidery Accessories
The Embrnidery accessory bag
contains embroidery hoop, embroidery
booklet, embroidery template
template peucil, embroidery card, a
pair of scissors, thread and a test kit.

Removing the Embroi dery

unit
Touch CLR ta move emibroidery arm
ta park position.

& Turn off the main switch.

D.Iake sure the machine is hu:ned off

while removing the embroidery unit.
Press the release button (A) at the
center of the left side on the underside
of the unit and si.ide it off.

Remove the embroidery card.

Connecti ng the Embroidery

un it

& Turn off the main switch.

Slide the arm of the embroidery unit
to the right of the needle and the
presser bar and pnsh the unit to the
right until it plugs into the socket ).
Turn on the machine ta calibrnte.
The embrn.idery urrit .is now ready.
TI1e feed teeth are lowered
automatirnlly.

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Removi ng the Em broi dery

Foot U
& Tum off the main S\Titch.
1. Raise the presser foot le, er.
2. nscrew the presser foot.
3. Remove the presser foot
from behind out of the presser
bar by pushing the presser foot
downward.
4. Insert the presser foot ankle, screw
and tighten. Snap on the desired
presser foot (see page 14) .

Attach the Embroidery

Foot U
& Tmn off the main switch.
Raise the presser foot lever and
remove the presser foot.
Use the screw driver ta loosen the
screw on the presser foot ankle.
Remove the ankle.
Place the Embroidery Foot ·, from
behind onto the presser foot bar. The
arm of the presser foot should rest on
top of the needle clamp screw. Use
the band wheel to lower the needle
slightly until the foot slides in phace .
Position the foot sa that the hale
on the foot matches the hale on the
presser foot bar.
lnsert the screw and tighten the screw
with the screw dr.iYer.

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Embroidery presser foot U

Embroidery: The lev-er on the
ann of the presser foot s.hould be
do"nward (A). The ma rk L on the
lever corresponds to the symbol : r
on the display. -
Quilting or embroidering thick
fabrics: Turn the leYer upward (B) to
allow 1nore clearance bet\veen the
foot and the fabric.

Thread
Tluead the needle witb 40 \Vt rnyon
embroidery tlu:ead. \'\Then reducing the
size of the embroidery we recomm_e:nd
a finer thread, 60 wt. \V'hen enlar:ging,
we recommend a thicker tl:u:ead, 30 wt.
Place the net over the thread spool,
especially \vhen using futyon tl:u:ead.
Use a very fine thread as bobbin
thread. There is a special embroidery
bobbin thread available.
Note: \'\lben bobbin "-' inding you can

use the button to start and stop.

See page 11 "Bobbin willdiug -
ve.rtical spool pin".

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Get started
1. Insert the embrnide:ry c::u:d
(Scandinavia Sampler) into the slot
on the right side of the m.achiue.
To :remove the ca1d pull it
st:raight out.
2. Tnm the machine on. If the
presser foot is in lower
position the s.'mbol ._..is
B.ashing on the Infodisplay.
'hen raising
the presser foot, the m.achine
calibrates. If the needle is in
its dou-n position it will
automa.tinùl.y go to up 'I " @E i-i '.
... = ·' -'
D
..Uri•.u œ
s-

"'-' ü
position. The embroidery p
E
Un 1
unit 'Will take the 1eady D
1
position. ii

3. \"When you have fini.shed your

embroiderr, touch CLR. The ann
retw:ns to pa :rk position. Turn off
the machine.

Scand i navia Sampler -

Embroidery Booklet
The embroideries are pictured
in actual size in the Ernbroiderv
Booklet. Each embrnidery is
placed in a square where the
•
center of ead1 sicle is marked and
a cross marks the cente1point of
the design. -
You will also see how each
embroidery is placed related to
the center point of your sewing
space.
The row of thread spools ne:xt ta the
embrnideries shows the number of
thread color changes, suggested colors
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Embroidery hoop
1. Loosen the screw on the outer
hoop, place the outer hoop sa that
the snew is clown to the right.
2. At the front edge of the hoop
thae is an arrnw.
3. A corresponding anow is located
on the inner hoop as well. as center
marks in the two directions. You
should take notice of the back
marks. Trace design on template
with pencil .
4. Place the embroidery template on
your fabric. U se the Pictogrnm™
pen ta mark within the grooves
and in the center.
5. Place the inner boop, the marks
matching the ones on the fa bric.
Si.de marks shmùd li.ne up u.-ith
the top marks on the sicles of the
hoop. We recommend using a tear
away stabilizer in the !J.oop
unde.r
the fabric. Press hoop, fa.bric miel
stabilizer dm.vn, into the outer
hoop and ighten the screw. The
arrows of the outer and the limer
hoops should bath be at the
bottom.
6. Slide the hoop under the presser
foot -mise up the presser foot
lever ta take advantage of the
extra lift of the presser foot. Slide
hoop from tlie front onto the
embroidery arm.
Note: Alwa\s sew a samp1e
Embroidery on a scrnp of the same
fabric you w:ill embroider.
7. When embroide.ry is completed Note: )Jways touch CLR before you
mise the presser foot be fore hun off füe machine. Othei·w:ise the
removing the embrnidery hoop ernbmidery arm \V:ill not corne ta the
from the machll1e. Press the purple park position ta remove the unit from
button located ta the right on the the m::iclùne.
hoop and pull the hoop towards
you.

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Using the Embroidery

templ ate
\Vhen you •vish to se\\ the -
embroidery at a specific place on your
fabric or garmeut, you can take
advantage of
the embroide1T template to mark
where the embroidery is to be sewn. In
h
the Embroidery Booklet you \vill "' H-t
• c:
find

·n-
a1l the embroideries pictmed in actual '* ,•

s1ze.
•'1,..., . = H- ,.+ ·- 1- H- --
1. Place the tempillte witb the arrnw f!lJHusqwma "" Vll(ING
painting downward and matching
the other matl:s. Draw the outer
lines of your selected embro.ideiT
on the template using tbe template
pencil. The ma.r:kings can later be
removed with an eraser.
2. Place the template on your
fabric where you \vish to sew the
embroide1T
3. Drn.w marks ou the fabric in the
four grooves and in the center with
yom PictogramTM pen.
4. Place the embroidery hoop
matching the Hrow painting do\\
·nward ta he arrow mark on the
fabric. lnsert the fabric into
the hoop, see "Embroidery hoop' ,
page 30.

Make final adjustments u.sing the

positioning button s until the

needle \Vill staii at the center.

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Sewing embroideries
1. Suap on embrnidery presser foot 6. Start sewing by touching the
U, see page 27. button
foot
f.) or by pressing füe

2. Place the enclosed net over the contrai. Hold the thread tails when
tluead spool. Thread the machine starting.
with ernbrnidery thread as npper
The machine always starts from
tluead. In this case vau need not
the center of the embroidery ru:ea,
place thread under the presser foot.
sews a starting stitcl1 up to the
Use a fine threacl as bobbin thread.
beginning of the embroiclery, sews
3. Tlu::ead the bobbin thread a few stitches more, gives a beep"
a.ccording to "Threading" on page and stops. A pair of scissors
12 and check to be sure the thread flashing on the display indicates
lies uncler the tension springs. Cut that you can eut the starting thread
the thread in the tlu::ead cutter.. tail.
Hint: Slide bobbin co>er on, ilien
eut thread. Always check there
is enough bobbin tluead before
starting a nrn- embroidery.
4. lnsert the embrni<lery card.
The symbol - ID flashin.g on
the Infodisplay indicates if the
embroider1cru:d is not inserted or
not inserted fülly.
5. Select desired embroidery motif
from the Embroidery booklet.
Each embroi<lery bas a number.
TI1e buttons 1-35 are used to
7. Touch the button 8 and the
select embroideries. machine sews the rest of the
embrnidery or up to ne..-;:t
thread
. ·/ color change.
Hl! 'i,"i.1111
lintJ1r.
k':riJ•
'6
Note: Be careful \Vhen working
w:ithi.11 the needle and presser foot
I -1119

;/ -1049
area to avoid toucbing the st:ut/ stop
J -loris
button
or the foot contrai bv mistake.

Select the number of the desired

embroidery on füe stitcl1 panel.

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8. The machine stops automatically Go back a few stitches past the point
when it is time to change thread where the spool thread rnn out,
color. The lnfodisplay ind.icates usi.ng füe I·- button. Restart and the
which tluead color change you embmidery will be completed.
ha:,-e reached by a flashing nu.mber
next to the thread spool t-t. A If t11e bobbin thread ru.ns out, touch
flashing number indicates the first CLR to n10Ye the hoop and give
stitch of the "new·" thread color. enough space arnund the bobbin
The number stops flashing when area to change the bobbin. \'Vind and
you begin to sew. replace the bobbin. Touch CLR again
and the hoop moves back to where
9. Once tluead is cha.nged , start you stopped embroidering. Go back
se'.vill.g again. T11e machine stops
a fe\Y stitches using the •. button .
for cutting the threa.d tail and at the
Restait and the embrnidery will be
ne:s:t tluead color change etc., until
completed.
the embroidery is completed.
At any tirne du.ring the embmidery
stitching, check how mucl1bobbin
thread is. left, touch CLR. The
embroidery arm goes to park position.
Touch CLRto rnoYe füe embrnidery
arm back to stitch position ai1d pull
any exess upper tlrread back.
Hint: When bobbi.n winding \vith the
During tbe stitd1ing, as the
embmidery unit connected, thread
embrnidery hoop moves to different the machine as described on page
places \v:ithin the embroidery iump
11 - "Bobbin windi.ng direct". Tben

f
stitches are
sewn. Trim these stitches as you sew; touch (R N/STOP). The bobbin
i.e. when the machine stops for tluead will stop antomatically when bobbill
color change. \.v:inding is finished.

ln most cases the embroidery is se\nl After finishing the embroidery

over the iump stitches, but in some sewing:
cases a part of the thread can be 1. Remove tlle ernbrnidery hoop by
visible and difficult to trim la.ter. pressing the button to the right on
If the upper tbread breaks while the hoop. Pull the hoop tmvard
sewing, füe machine stops and giYes you.
a signal. The symbol 1-t is flashing 2. Touch CLR and the embroidery
on the displar Rethread the ma.cliine. arm retums ta ready position. ln
Go back a few sti ches using the r-: this position ;ou may remove the
button and restait. The sym.bol goes embroidery unit from the machine
out. (br pushing the button on t11e
The machine also stops when füe center left underside), after turn.ing
tluead spoo] nms out. When tins the madline off
occurs, simply rethread ilie top thread.

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Function buttons - embroidery E,, Touch the lmtton t\v:ice and your
\..• The check size button embroidery will be sewn upside
"" allows you to step from down. \Vatch the disp!ay to see how
one corner to anothe.i: witbi.i.1yom: the sy:rnbol has been rntated after
embroidei:-, so tha t you will know each touch on the button.

i
the size of the embroiderr and wllere
on yom fabi:ic it will be placed.
Ali embrnideries begin from the
·--- ----
r
center. The sewing space rithin the
embroidery hoop is 100 nui1 x 100
mm
(apprnx. 4" x 4") .

:,··-·- --·-;;: - +Tbese buttons allow you ta

1
I·-. step stitch shfch through
--- .- - -- - _ _ . _ ..1
ymu embroidery, e.g. iftythread bas run
_
: _. : out or broken, you can step back a fe\v
!!'- -- - - -- - - - J st:itches.
'
Most of the embrnideries
These positioning buttons include severnl colors.
allo\\·you ta move the Tuese buttons allow you to stepJonFard
embroidei:y in four (+) or backumd (-) to the
directions. The li.mit in each direction beginni.i.1g of each thread color
is incticated by a "beep" and the change. On the
sy:rnbol @ flashing on the display. display the number ne".'i:t to the
thread spool will flash to indicate the
start:ing st:itch at each thread color
change.

One color embroidery

If . ou ha,·e selected an embroidery
including se...-ernl colors and you -.v. ish
to sew this only in one color: Touch
STOP and all tops for tluead color
Touch this button once and
change wi1l be cancelled . The machine
your embrnider r will rota te a
sews the entire embroidery without
quarter of a hun.
stop.

Em broider ies using several menus

If yon have an embroidery card
i.i.1ducling 2 or 3 menus you eau
change menu by toudiing the MENU
button or button 35.

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Mirror image embroideries

You can minot image the embrnidery
sicle ta sicle . The symbol <)> is
shown on the display.
Read nmre about :L\ifu:ror image on
page 23.

Enlarging and reducing

embroideries
You can make tbe embmidery motifs
large.i· and smaller "V.-ith the stitch
length and stitch \vidth buttons
behveen 2 and 6 maximum. The size
changes are indiùdually limited for
each embrnidery motif
When eularging or reducing the
embrnidery \œ recommend changing
the thread thickuess for the bes t
result. see "Thread", page 28.
A "beep" ind.ica tes when a limit is
reached. You can change stitcli \\ridth
and stitch lengtb independentlr
Change the size before ma -i.ng from
tl1e center position. If tlle embmidery
is moved fust tlle size change may be
limited by the motif reaching the edge
of the lOOx 1OO mm area.

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Color i nformation I Language setti ng

Color information
The suggested tluead color for each part of the embrnidery eau be checked by

pressing one of the buttons - T\vo letters (or numbers) representing the
color will replace the s titch number on the clisplay for a few seconds. A - or a +
above the letters inclicates light or dark shade of the color.
\Vhen deli\ ered, füe ma.chine is normally set at language code O.

Language code Language Color Numerical

0 (numerical) indication
! Swedish 26 0 (num.)
(Eng.)
6 Danish
Black BI..:: OO
11 Finnish
Non,yegiau Blue BL 01
21
26 English Green GN 02
31 French Red RD 03
J6 Dutch Violet VT 04
41 Italian Yellow YE 05
46 Spanish Gre · GY 06
51 Genrum
Orange OR 07
60 Portuguese
Pink PI 08
81 Croatian
82 Polish Brown BR 09

90 Czech White WH 10

Language setting
To have the tlllead color information for embroideries adapted to yom mvi1
language pres s and hold the CLR button \\.·hile switching on the machine.
i\ language code is now fl.ashi11g on the clisplay in p1ace of the stitch
mm1ber.
Use the buttons ta select the desired la.nguage, 26 for English or 0
for numeüca.l color .representation, see table. \Xi'hen set S\\·itd1 off and on
the ma.chine again.

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Stitch tabl e

C)
1
1
1
A
C;:) l
Ill
Ill
B
li:::)

c
3
.... -••.-1
+
,..,
1 Ill
'0
;:;; 13 Ill..
,",, "'
8
3i 9 êJ J jPJl 1 i7I .Clll
H .il.: K - L ŒM

J
""'Î 16
<p
1z; ....

'
27 30
22 26
z 28
= A
29
-ô
u
2 y
°=. 36 sA .É 39
35
C;:) 31
Ill 1 IU
1 •'·• 2•.. 32
-, l3
-:
-• 3
, 34
,'"" 4 -
5 ff 6
"'
.:;
=
. sr
7
= 311
=a
= 9

1 Straight stitch 7 Overlock

For ail kind of sewing in woven Seam and overcast in one step along
fabrics, 25 different neeclle positions the edge or tr:irn later For medium and
heavy stretch fabrics.
2 Rei11forced straight stitch
For seams \vbich are subject ta 8 Bartack Button hole
considernble strnin, i. e. ta reinforce Suitable in medium :md heavy fabrics.
and topstitch sportsweru: and working
dothes. 25 needle positions 9 Keyhole button hole
For tailored garments sui.table in
3 Stretch stitch
compact woollen clotb
For seams in tricot and stretch farbrics
10 Rou nd End bu ttonhole
4 Zi gzag
Suitable in l.ight fab1ics.
For lace edging and se"U·ing on bauds
1 1 Darni ng stitch
5 Th ree-step zigzag
Darn and mend work clothes, jeans,
For o\ercasting, mend:ing, sewing on tablecloths and linen tmvels.
patches and elastics
12 Tapered satin stitch
6 Overca.st stitch Automatic tapering for se'l.vi..ng
Seam and overcast in one step along monogrnms and other decorations
the edge or trim later. For light stretch
and non-stretch fabrics.

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1 3 Overlock stitch 22-26 Oecorative stitches

Seam and overcast in one step along For decorating clothes, tablecloths and
the edge or trim later. For medium cmtains
stre ch fabrics.
27-30, 37-40 Pictograms
1 4 F latlock Programmable satin elements which
Decorative hems and overlapped can be mirrored and combined with
seams, belts and bands. each other, creating beautiful satin
embroideries
1 S Elastic blind hem
Im':isible hems in stretch medium and 3 1 -32 Quilting stitches
heavy fabrics. Outline quilting through batting and
bac.king
1 6 Woven bl ind hem
Invisible hems in wm-en fabrics 33 Hei rloom Appliqué
Hand look appliqué stitching stitch
1 7 Bridging stitch
For joi ning u·rn pieces of fabric w':ith 34 Feather stitch
finished edges and for elastic sllirring Decorati,-e stitching and for quilting
1 8-20 H emstitd1es 35-36 Decorative edgi ng
For hemstitching, use a wing needle For decorntive edges. Sew 15 mm from
(optional) the edge and trim close to the stitching
Point de Paris 19
Entredeu.'.:: 20 38 Satin stitch
For appliqués, rnunded edge, se\vin:g
2 1 Cros·s stitch
on laces and bands
For decornting clothes, tablecloths and
curtains

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Straight stitch CD
1
Straight s itching !
is used to join 1
1
fa.bric which does uot stretch and for
seams which will not be subjec.ted ta
great strnin.
\Vhen you select straight stitci1 the
madline will :rntomatica lly set the
average stitch length.
You can adjust sitch lenght for your
Strnight stitch eau also be used for
project.
topstitch.ing. For a more vis:ible
Esample: Increase the stitch length topstitch lengthen the stitch and use
when ba-sting and \>ihen topstitching. heaner thread with larger size needle.

CD
1
Gatherin.g with stl'aight stitch 1
Use a slightly longer stitch than normal 1
straight stitd1, 3.5-5.0. Always se\\-
two gathering threads next to ead1
t 1
other. 1 1
1 1

• Place a single thickness of fa.bric 1' 11 :.

under the presser foot and stitch. 1 1
1 1
1 1
• Stitd1 a second row next ta the first. 1 ' 11
1 '
• Pull bath bobbill threads ta gather !!
fabric. Be careful not ta pull them
out.

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25 Need le Positions
When topstitching using straigllt
stitcb and reinforced strnight stitch,
the needle position can be adjusted in
steps. se the stitch w1dth button (+), 1
0 is the center pos.ition, \Ùdth 6 is left
needle position, <J.idth 6 minor imaged 1
is right needle position. Ta reh1rn 1

to center position, use the stitch widlli

bu ton (-) and step back ta O. Adjust 1

the \Vidth between 0-6 for additional

positions.
To edge stitd1, se the needle to the left
or the right position.
Ta sew about 2 mm from the edge,
snap on presser foot A when sewing
light fabrics and presser foot D for
other fabrics.
Select left needle position place the
fabric and sew so that the edge follows
the inside right edge of the presser
foot D or the fust mark of the left
edge of the presser foot A.
If you wish to sew about 5 =from
the edge or sew a narrow hem., use
presser foot A and set the needle ta
t11e right position .
Place the edge of the fabric sa that it
follmn the outside right edge of the
presser foot a.ne\ se\\':

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Sewing zippe.rs CD
1
The zipper foot E can be snapped
on eithe1 to the right or to the left of 11
the needle making it easy to se\v bath
sicles of the zipper.

Lapped zipper
1. Sew the seam to the bottom of the
zipper placket. Baste the rest of the
seam. Leave about 2 cm open at
the top. Press se11m open. Set the
needle to the right position .
2. Phce presser foot E to the left of
the needle. From the wrong sicle
folcl the fabcic to one sicle so both
seam allowances are free. Fold
and press the left allmvance lmder
approximately 0.5 cn1 from the
basted seam.
3. Place the zipper un.der the folded
searn allowance \v:ith the teeth a.s
near to the fold :as possible and
stitch zipper to fabric close to
fold. Begin se\\'Îng at the bottom
of the zipper. Before reacbing the
zipper pull, lift the presser foot and
slide the zipper pull down past the
zipper foot. Lower the foot and
sew to the top of rhe zipper.
4. Snap on the zipper foot sa it i.s to
the right of the needle. Set the
needle to tl1e left position. Turn
the gannent ta the right sicle. Itis
important that the seam on the
tight sicle is se\vn strnight. Before
yau begin to sew; mark the seam
li.ne. Se\v the other sicle of the
zipper.

Begin stitching across the bottom and

continue upwards. RemoYe the basting.
If you want to sew a "gentleman's
zipper", follow the instructions but
insert in the otber direction.

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Re:inforced straight stitch G:J

CO Ill
The reinforced straight stitch ::: is Ill
stronger than ordinary straight";titch, Ill
due to the fact that it is a triple and
elastic stitch.
The reinforced straight stitch can be
used for heayy stretch fabries for
crotch seams which are subject ta
considernble s rnin and for topstitching
in heary fabrics.

Stretch stitch
€:J
The stretch stitd1 tmakes a pliable,
stretch1seam tha t is suitable for
sewing together pieces of light stretch
fabric.
The stretch stitch is ideal for
topstitching in light stretch fabrics.

Zigzag
The zigzag is utilized for sewing on
lace, bound edging and appliqués.
When you select the zigzag the
machine v.ill automa tically set stitch
length 2 a11d width 3.

You can change tllis setting by pressing

either tlie (+) or (-) button on the
width and/ or lengfu.
Experimeut until you .reach the best
setting for your project.

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Lace edging
1. Place wrong sicle of lice to
right sicle of fabric rnatching
--
eclges.
Sew along inner edge of lace \\·ith

zigzag, stitch length 1.5, stitch

\vidth 1. 5.

2. Press seam alllowance towards

fabric. Sew w]th satin stitch ,

stitch \vidtb 2.0, on the right sicle
over the zigzag seam.

3. Cut off the seam allowance up ta 2

the stitching on the \Yrong side.

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Three-step zi. gzag

Overcasti ng ··•
Thiee-step zigzag ::is suitable for
overcast:ing most fa.bries. Trim the
edges of the fabric before overcasting.
D.fake sure that the needle sews oveJ:
the edge of the fabric. (see pichue) .
Sm1p on presser foot J so the stitch se\
vs over the pin on the foot. This keeps
the fa.bric edge Rat.

Sewing terry cloth ... ...

c..,
Terry cloth is a rnther loosely woven ,.1'
fabric. c..
ew the garment together \\ith straight
stitch. Trim the seams and press the
seam allowance fiat and sew the edges
dm.vn against the gHment 011the
wrong side \X!Ïtb three-step zig-wg.
Even tbough the stitching goes right
through to the "'right" side of the
gannent, it is nearly invisible and
even the wrong side looks neat. The
stitching will also be considerably
stronger.
Necklines and arrnùmles are finished
in
a similar \vay.

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Buttonholes 1. Select a butto11l1ole.

You can select differen
2. se the presser foot C or the
buttonliole styles. =
== buttoohole sensor foot.
Buttonhole the bar tack
3. ivfark the buttonhole location on
buttonhole, yom fabric.
used for medium and heaYv fabrics.

Buttonhole . keyhole bnttonhole

for tailored gru:nnts
==
Buttonhole round end button -
hole, for light fabries.
\'V'hen sewing stretch fabrics, use a
fusible stabilizer or a cord.
The buttonhole feet has guide 4. Place the material in the machine
lines ta detennine buttonbole
and begin at the bottom of the
length. The mi.delle mark buttonhole.
Oil foot C gives a 1.5 cm
buttoning edge. Place the 5. Sew the fust colw1111of the
button on the presser foot buttonhole to the
against the needle and you required length use the

t
will be able ta see whicb mark marki.ngs.
Oil the foot corresponds to 6. Touch the reverse

u
the buttou. You \Vill sew
until

button 1). -·-

the fu:st buttonhole column 7. Continue to sew the
reaches this mru:k. buttonhole until the
other column is the
There is a small finger at the
same le.ngth as the fus!:,
back. of the presser foot.
For a corded buttoul1ole, touch the '\ button.
==
-
loop
your cord arnWld the finger as
illustrnted.
8. The machine will
-
--- --
-- '!... J '
For better visibility the nrn.chine ba rtack the other
sews buttonholes away from you. end,
a few tie off stitches -
NOTE: Always stitch a sample
buttonhole on scraps of the garment inthe
thebuttonhole
fust column of\\ ill
and ---- ---
fa.bric to check size before sewing
buttonholes on the gannent. then stop.
Sew the next buttonhole in the
saine 1nanner.

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Button hole sensor foot

1. Suap on the buttonhole sensor
foot. l\Iake sure that the cable is
firmlf plugged into the yellow
socket (see pictme). The c:;;_..
symbol \Vill flash until a buttonbo]e
is selectedi.
2. Select a buttonhole ou the stitch
pa nel. The buttonb.ole will be
pre set for a 16 m.m button when
the
machine is turned on. The numhe.r
Changing the density/stitch length
16 is therefore shmvu on the
dispfay in place of the stith lngth To change füe stitch density of the
together with the s,nnbol r:==J . bnttonhole columns, adjust the length
setti.ug of the stitd1. Uuplug the
3. If you are using a different size buttonhole sensor. The stitch length
button rneasnre the button on the \V:ill theu be shown on the lnfodisplay
buttonhole rule below and set the
agaiu and you '\vill be able to adjust
correct size \Vith the stitch length
the density of the buttonhole . : ben
buttons (+) or (-) . The size will you plug in the buttonho1e senso:r
change by 2 mm at a time. foot, the display goes back ta showing
4. Turu the measurement wheel so the size of the buttouhole, but
that the white area is lined up remembers the new stitch length
with the white mark. Whe.n the setting.
measurement wheel is correctly set,
the circle in the Q._, symbol will
stop fl.ashing.
If the circle or the whole
symbol Q...- is flashing the
machine can not be staii:ed.

Buttonhole size
5. The machine will sew the correct
size buttonhole for the butt on size
you have selected.
The lmttonhole will be sewn in one
step, and whe.11 the buttonhole is
comple ed the rnachine will stop
automa.tinùly.
1J/ .·.. - - ...... .
U 10 1K l.! lb •-
Place the button as shown on the t1 1 11 1 1 111 1 111 1 11 1 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111 11 11 11 1111 11
\ 1:,' 11, .1:1 u m u 1.-
circle on the pictme and you can
a)

easi!y see the size needed for your

-·
- _,
buttonhole.

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Buttonhole knife/
Seam ri pper
The knife is used to eut buttonholes.
It is a1so useful for removiug
stitches sewn 111 error.

Sewing buttons
1. Mark the button placement on
the 8. Touch the minor image button
fa bric. to check that the neeclle also goes
into the right hale.
2. Touch FUNC to NORM and
9. Sew as many stitches a.s you
select zigzag . consider necessarr
3. Lm.ver the feed teeth with the dia!. 10. Touch STOP . The machine will
See page b. then tie off in one of the hales and
4. Snap off the presser foot. stop.
S. Place the fabric under the presser 11. Touch STOP to cancel it. ;\;love
foot ankle. to the next pair of hales or the
6. Place the button on mai:king and next button.
lŒve!f the presser ba r so tha t the If yon have a button with a different
presser foot ankle is between the hale spacing, you can adjust this
holes of the button (see picture). by pressing one of the stitch \vidth
7. Holcl the thread ends to one buttons (+) or (-) .
side. Tum the bandwbeel and
check to be sure that the needle
goe into the left hale of the
button.

Button with a thread shank

Use the clearance plate for this
purpose.Use the thiu end when
sewing buttons on light fabrics, the
thick end for heavier fabiics.
Place the plate between the bntton and
the fabric. Lm·er the presser bar and
se'i.v on the bntton .
Pull the tlueads between the button
and the fab1-jc_
\Vind the tlueads a few times arnund
tl1e tluead shank and tie the ends.

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Flatlock Kl
The füitlock KJ, is sliitable for se\vÏilg
m-erlapped seams and decornt:i:ve
hems. Reduce the pressure foot
pressure to 2 when se,Ning stretch
fa.bric.

You can pmduce a decorati\e hem by

folding a single hem ta the wmng sicle
and se\J.-i.ng the flatlock from the right
sicle.

Trim e.'.{cess hem to stitching from the

wrnng sicle.

Ta sew an oYerlapped se.am, lap one

pie.ce of fabric over the otlier piece
and sew flatfock stitch m-er the fabric
edge on the right side.

Trim frorn the \vrong sicle or sew

anotber se.am from the light sicle.

Narrow belts and bands

Fold the fabric in tllirds and sew in
the center. Tr:im excess material from
underneath.

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]
Blind hem
Snap on presser foot D for blind he1n]·
Fold the hem as shown. fake sure tlrnt
tlie fold line of tbe fabric rides in the
grom-e on the underside of the presser
foot. •'
:•
:·
=: ·
:>
:•
:·
.:·.
:•

If the stitch does not catch the folded

edge, increase the stitch width (+).

-------
If the stitcb catches too much of the
folcl decrease the stitch '\vidtll (-) .

For an invisible hem the need.1e catches

a single thread of the folded edge.

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Bridging stitch <

The bcidging stitch j is sui.table for
joining two pieces of fa bric "\v:ith
fin.ished edges.
Leather and vinyl are joined by butting
the edges close to each other using the
bridging stitd1. l\lso use ta jo in lace
and ribbon.

Elastic shirring
The bridging stitch is also used for
gathered elastic shirring. Snap on the
buttonhole foot C.
On the wrnng side of yom fabtic drn\Y
lines to se\\- the stitched rnws s!J:aight.
Place the shirring elastic (elastic thread)
around the finger of the presser foot
c.
Se\Y frnm_ the wrnng side over bath
lengths of the elastic following marked
lines. Gather the shining by pulling the
elastic threads.

Seam and overcast

Sorne stitches can be used for
searning and oYercasting on the edge
where a 5 mm (1/4") semn is
illlowed. Place the fabric so that the
inside right 'toe' of the presser foot
follows the edge of
the fabric.
Overlock is chiefly used for sewing
medium and li.eavy stretch fabric.
Snap on presser foot B.
Presser foot J is also used ta overlock
Seam and overcast stitch, may be
and overcast many different fabries
used ta sew light and medium non-
\ v:ith the exception of heavy, fum
stretch fabric and ligh stretch fabric.
fabries. The pin on the presser foot
nap on presser foot ].
shonld follow the edge of the fabric
Overlock stitch is used for medium and will prevent the fabric from
stretch fabric. nap on presser foot B. puckering. Stitch width 5-6 nun. When
using stitch width 4.5 or lower, use
presser foot A.

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Darning stitch
ll!llis a perfect stitch fa[ mending
and darning. se p[essei: foot A.
1. Select NORM, sew the first row
of stitches as long as you need to
covei yom: teiu O[ worn spot.
2. Touch the reverse button 'l
and
the machine continues sewing the
remaining stitches at the sarne
length and fastens the thread.
3. Touch STOP. 1love the fabric
so that the needle is right over the
last stitch. Repeat as many times
as you need ta cover the hale. See
"Darning and taper satin stitches"
page 24.

Autornatic taper stitch

The tapered satin stitch , is a
tapered zigzag which makes it suitable
--
for sewing monograrns and other
embellishments. Use presser foot B.
1. Trace the monogram on the fabric
and sew nvei the lines.
2. Touch FUNC to NORM position
.::.
and select
3. Sew until tlie desired length is
reaclied.
4. Touch the re,-erse button 'l
to
taper the end. See "Darning and
taper satin sl:itches", page 24.

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Decorative stitches
These stitches are nminly used as
decorntive stitches.

Examples

You can combine and progrnm different patterns one afte.r another.
Stitch 39, 39 . stitch 18 -

You can prngrnm stitches and sew the original way and min:o.red eveq other
time.
Stitch 22, 22 -

An effectiYe edging can be produced v.--ith these stitches. Sew a bit from the edge
and trim close to the stitching.
Upper, stitch 35, lower, stitch 36.

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Quilting
The "hand" look quilting stitch _ o
c.::i
Ill
J1 1: , is a perfect stitch for relief
1
stitching. Use optional presser foot P.
1. Mark the design on the top of the
fabric rou are goi.ng ta quilt.
2. Place the fabric you are going ta
use as quilt backing, wmng .s.ide up.
3. Place a layer of ba tting on \J.•rong
side. Finally place the top right sicle
up with the marlcing.
4. Pin all the p.ieces togefüer.
5. se transparent nylon tluead as
upper thread and a syuthetic till:ead
or embroidery thread as bobbi.n
thread.
6. Test sew. On the top si.de of yom
work the triple stitch shmùd be
filled \vith the bobbin th.read and
the single stitch wi.11 not be
visible thanks ta the transparent
upper thread.
7. Se\v aloug the marked quilt design.

Applique
Use presser foot B.
1. Sew the heirloom applique stitch
-1
1
number 33 ] , around a binding
at the edge, or for hand look
applique. --------- -- - --
2. The satin stitch number 38 -,
set ta stitch \v:idth 2 mm sews
beautiftù appliques. Fuse 01 pin
applique in place and satin sti.td1
around the
out.si.de edges. ,
3. se stitch number 32 'ta quilt.
:
Sew the stitches with a few cm in
between.

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Pictogram
Read about Prngrnmnùng on page 21.
Use presser foot B.
1. Prngram the leaf in an empty
memory.

2. Select NORM and œi.nforced

c::J
strai.ght stitch : .
Ill

3. Sew the stem down to the first pair

of leaves.
4. Select REP and se\\- a leaf frmn
the stem to the top.
S. Select straight stitch, stitch length
1,5. Se\v from the top of the leaf
and back to the stem.
6. Sew the other leaf in the same way.
7. Select reinforcecl straight stitch and
continue se\v the stem dmvn to the
flower steJ.n.
8. Then sew the stem as far as to
the flm,-er.
9. Program the ball in an empty
memorr.

10. Select REP and se\T the ball.

11. Return to the memory contmning
the prograrruned leaf.
12. Select REP {lnd sew the flower
petal from ball to top. Stop with
the needle in the material.
13. Change to strrught stitcb, stitcb
length 1,5.
14. Sew back close ta the peta.l.
15. Sew the rest of the peta.ls in the
same way.
,-\Isa: Cons1ùt Quick info for
Pictogrnm steps.

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Sewing

Sewing hints
Free arm
To facilita.te sewing trouser legs
and slee,-e hems use the free arm.
The free arm also allows rou to darn
soc.ks (füe darning foot is an
optional accessory).

Jeans hem
When sewing over seams in extra
heavy fabric or a blne jeans hem, the
foot can tip as the ma.chine climbs
over the seam. The needle rnn lut the
t:ipped foot and break. In this case,
use the clearance plate to balance the
heigbt of the hem as you sew:
Place the clearance plate behind the
foot as you approach the hem and in
front of the foot as you sew over the
hem thickness. Remove the clearance
plate before sewing in to it

Sewing on belt loops

Use presser foot B and lower the
feed teeth. Fold in about l 011on the

0
short ends. Place he belt loop on the
garment and under the presser foot.
Set a wide zigzag stitch.
Se\\" a bartack from the outer edge
to the center of the loop, move the
material and se\v a new ba1t.ack.
Continue to sew :-along the loop's shmt
side.

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Care of yoU1·ScandUuwia 400

Changing the li,ght bulb

Only use light bulbs of a type as
indicated on the front of the machine
(1 V 5 . They are available at your
authorized Husqvarna Viking dealer.

& Tmn off the main sw:itch.

1. Place the light bulb remover

with the deep hale, marked 0
T, around the bulb.
Do not tum the bulb, just pull it
out to remove it.
2. \Vhen inserting a new light bulb
place the remover with the shallow
hole, marked IN, around the
new bulb. lnsert the ne\Y bulb by
pushing it up.

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Care: ef y ow·ScandViavia 400

Care of the Machine

Ta keep yom sewing rnachine
opernting well, clean it often. "'\l o
lubrication (oil.ing) is needed.

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& Tmn off the main switch.

Cleaning
Wipe tl.J.e exterior surfaces of your
Srnnd.inavia 400 w:ith a soft cloth ta
remove any dust or lint built up.

Clean the Bobbin Area

Rer:nove the presser foot ru1d slide
off the bobbi.t1 caver. Lower the feed
teeth. Place the stitch plate opener on
the brush, and then in the recess at the
rear of the stitcb plate. Turn toward
you to pop off the stitch plate. Clean
the eed teeth with the brush.

Cleaning Under the Bobbin Area

When lint builds up, the area nnder the
bobbin case must be cleaned.
Rer:nove the bobbin case holder (1)
covering the front part of the bobbi.t1
case (2). RemoYe the bobbin case by
lifting it up. Clean w:ith the brush.
Rephlce the bobbi.t1 case and tlie
bobbin case holder.

Replacing the Stitch Plate

With feed teeth clown, place the stitch
plate about 5 mm in front o ·the rear
edge and push it back. Slide on the
bobbi.t1 caver. Raise the feed teeth.

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Trouble shooting
Always start by checki ng the needle The hale in the sl:itch pla te may
Al\vays start with a new needle as soon be chipped and hm e sharp edges.
as you discoYer that a stitch is not what We recommend that you replace
you expected. Test sew on a crnp of it.
the abric you are se'\\ing. Check that
you have chosen the correct needle The bobb i n thread breaks
and see that it is correctlv inserted. See The bobbin tluead may be incorrectly
page 14. tlueaded. See page 12.
The stitch plate hole is damaged. See
Unattractive stitches
"Upper tlrread breaks".
The thread ension is not correct. See
page 12. Make sure that the threacl is l rregu lar thread tension
not catching. Certain tluead spools This may be due ta poor quality
are unsuitable for spooling from füe tluead. When sewi.ng with cotton
h01izontal spool pin. Try instead thread, increase the tluead tension. See
witll the vertical spool pin. page 12.
The machine may be incorrectly
tlueaded. Be sure ta place spool l rregular bobbin wind ing
holders correctly. The machine is not conectlr threaded
for bobbin winding. See page 11.
The correct tlu:eading is sho..v:n on
page 9. The fabric puckers
Wrong bobbin thread. It should be of The upper thread tension is too tight.
the same thickness as the upper tlrread See page 12 for correct tluead tension.
e:s:cept for embroidery.
Use the correct presser foot as
The needle breaks recommended by tlle Info<lisplay.
The needle can sb:ik:e agrunst stitch The machi ne does not feed the
plate and break Change the needle. fabric
See page 14.
The stitch length is too short Increase
The upper thread breaks stitd1 length.
Check the thread spool to see that it The feed teeth may be lowered. Raise
bas not caught in any way. them by turni.ng the dial to _... . See
page 14.
The needle e) e may bave sharp edges
which eut the tluead. If so, change the The feed teeth are full of dust and dirt.
needle. See page 14. Clean :• ith the brush. See page 59.
The upper thread is incorrectly The stitch is too loose - fabri c layers
tlrreaded. See page 9. not held together
The upper thread may have tao much The threacl tension is far too loose.
tension. Refer ta page 12. Page 12 shm.vs how to adjust tlle
thread tension.

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Incorrect stitch The sewing and embroidery

If the machine does not sew the machine screen does not respond
stitch iudicated by the Infodisplay, it to touch
is possible that the electronics have The socket on the back of the machine
been distm:bed iu some \Va ' petlrnps where the embrnide1y mut is connected
by a sh01t pO\ver eut or elecl:lical can be sensiti..,-e to static electricit:y
distmbance. Slmt off the main switch, when the e:mbroidery mut is not
wait a fe\v seconds and try again. If connected.
the fault remains, contact your dealer. If the se\\ing madiine screen does not
respond to touch, tum the machine
Mach ine runs sluggishly
off and back on aga.in. If this persist.s
D:iit or lint ha.s built up under the contact yow authorized Husq">nma
stitch plate. Loosen the plate and Viking .retailer.
brush clean benveen the feed teeth and
in the bottom aœa. See page 59. Expert assistance
Have ymu machine "t:uned up"
Mai n motor does not work
regula.rly by you:r dealer. If ·ou have
The electron.ic ovetload protector may followed the preceding points and still
haYe switched off. Shut off the main s\ do not get satisfactory result.s, you
v:itch, wa.it about a minute. Then tum should contact the dealersh.ip ·where
the machine back on. you bought the machine. When the
machine is being checked, it is a great
Balance setting for buttonhole
help if it can be test sewn under as
Bahnce can only be set if a buttonhole
sinllla.r conditions as possible as when
is selected. Press the buttons you used .it.
until the letters BAL are inclicated ta
Remember to take a sewing sample
the left on the Infodisplay. Instead of
along w:ith you, preferably of the fabric
the stitch length indication, a bahnce
and with the tbread you intend to use.
indication is now shown. \Vhen you
A se\v:ing .sarnple \\ill often give much
wish to .increase the density of the
better information than words.
right column press .stitch length
bntton (-) . \\Then you wish to Non-origi nal parts and accessories
decrease the density, press stitch
The wananty does 1101: caver any
length button (+). defect or damage ca.used br use of
The balance can be set between -5 non-original acce.ssories or parts.
to +5. The balance indication on the
Infodisplay will change in steps with
ea.ch touch. \V'hen you select another
stitch, the disphy goes back to show
the sitch length indication. The
machine always .retaim the last balance
setting that ha.s been made.

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Accessories 7 H eirloorn applique 54

Applique 54 Hems 49-
Backtacking 16 Hoop 50 30
Baste 40 l nfodisplay 16-18
Belt loops 56
Blind liem Lace edging 44
50 Lapped z.ipper 42
Black letters 17, 19 Length 1
Bobbiu, placing in machine 12
Bobbin ;viuding Letters 19
11 Light bulb, changing 58
Bridging 51
stitch Button Lowe.ring feed teeth 13
48
sewing 46-4 Maintenance 58-59
Buttouholes 18,47 Memorv 18 20
Buttonhole seusor foot Mending
59
Care of nutchine 59 24,52
Cleaning 11, 54
Clear thread Menu 17 19 21-
18 20, 24 22
CLR/ clear 20,34
Cofor advai1ce
Mirror image 17,23
36
Co]or information N eedle, changing 14
22
Correction, progrnm Needle positions 41
24, 52 N eedle stop 16
Dru:ning 53 NOfu.\I/normal 17
Decorntive stitches 18
Deleting stitches Nylon thread 11, 54
51
Elastic shirriug Owrcast stitcb 45
Overcasting 45,51
Overlock 51
Embroidery 25-36 Packing the machine 5
Embroidery booklet Pictogrn.m 55
29
Embroidery lloop 30 Positioning, ernbroidery 20,34
Embroidery presser foot 27 Presser foot, changiug . 14
Embroidery size 35 Presser foot, reconunended 18
Embroidery templa te 31
Presser foot leYer 14
Embroidery thread 28 Presser foot pressure 14
Embro.idery unit 26 Pressure 14
Entredeux PROG/ program 17-18, 21 -24
J9
Extra spool pin Programming 21-24,53
8
Feed teeth. lowering Quil.ting 54
13
Flatlock 18 20
49 REP/ repeat
Free arm 56 Reinforced sllraigbt stitcb 43
FUNC/ function 17 Reverse 16
Gathering Rotation 20,34
40
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Satin stitch ' 54 Tapered satin stitch 24, 52

atin taper 24, 52 Tension 12-13, 18
eam and overcast 51 Terry cl mh 45
ensor ButtonhoJe 18 4-7 Templa te 31
etting lip the machine 5-6 Topstitching 40
ewing hints 56 111.fead, tension 12-13, 18
ewing speed 16 111read , u pper wa rning 9
hirring 51 11ireading, bobbin 12
nap off & on presser foot 14 Tlireading tw in needle 10
pecialry threads 28 Tlireading, u pper 9
peed 16 111.fee-step zigzag 5
pool Holders 8 Tra nsparent thread 11, 54
poo1 pin 8 Twin needJe, ùireading 10
titch Adva nce 20 34 U npack ing the machine
titch Length 17 5
tjtch plate 59 Vertical spool pin 8
titch selection 19 Waming, thread 9
titch table 38-39 Wid th 17
titch Width 17 Zigzag 3-44
top 17, 23 Zi ppers 42
tra ight Stitcb 4-0
tretch stitch 43

We reserve the right to d1a nge the machine equipment

and the assortment of accessories withou t pdor notice, or
make modificatio ns to the perfom1a nce or design .
Such modifications , howeve r, will always be ta the bcnefit of
the user and the prod uct..

P leasc note chat on disposai, this product must be safely recycled in accorda nce with relevant Na tional legislat

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