Table DES Matiires, Xlll, Identification des

TABLE DES MATII_RES

PARTIE I. IDENTIFICATION DES PlleCES DE LA MACHINE

Matlette et sac de transport										3
Identification des					pieces			...........................................................		3
Accessoires			et p.ieces disponibtes							5
PARTIE	II. PREPAREZ-VOUS								.&.COUDRE
Branchez		la machine								7
Les premieres				lois que vous utilisez votre machine						7
Consignes de securite							.............................................................			7
Prise polarisee										7
ContrSlez		la vitesse				de couture			................................................	7
Pose de la broche					a. bobine					9
Releve-pied			presseur				...............................................................			9
Coupe-ill		...................................................................................								9
Bofte a. accessoires						..................................................................				9
Raltonge		de plateau				...............................................................				11
• Pour retirer				la raltonge				.........................................................		11
• Pour fixer			la raltonge				............................................................			11
Changer		I'aiguitle								11
Retrait et		installation				du		support	de pied	11
• Retrait			............................................................................							11
• Installation			............................................................................							11
Changement				de pied			presseur			13
• Pour retirerte pied presseur										13
• Pour mettre				le pied presseur en place						13
Differents		pieds presseurs								13
• Pied zig-zag				.........................................................................						13
• Pied a.boutonniere						automatique				13
• Pied a.fermeture					& glissiere					13
• Pied a.point				droit						15
• Pied a.point				lance		................................................................				15
Choix de		I'aiguille et tissu								18
Remptir	la canette				.............................................................					21-25
• Retrait de la porte-canette										21
• Bobinage			d'unecanette de fil						.........................................	21-23
• Insertion		de		la canette				.........................................................		25
Enfilage	de		la machine							27-29
• Enfitage		de la machine						........................................................		27
• Enfite-aiguilte integre							...........................................................			27
• Comment			faire monter					le fit de la canette		29
Reglage	de		la tension				du fit de		I'aiguilte pour le point droit	.... 29
• Tension		correcte			...................................................................					29
• Si la tension				est trop			etevee			29
• Si la tension				est trop			faibte			31
• Regtage		de la tension						de la bobine		31
Reglage de Ia tension du fit de I'aiguitlepour Ie point zig-zag ... 31
• Tension		correcte			...................................................................					31
• Si la tension				est trop			etevee			31
• Si la tension				est trop			faibte			31
Selecteur		de point								33
Cadran de reglage de la Iongueur du point										33
Cadran	de reglage de la largeur du point									33
Bouton	de marche				arriere					33
PARTIE	III. COUTURE							AU POINT DROIT
Point droit										35
• Debut	d'unecouture						............................................................			35
• Finition		d'une couture						..........................................................		35
Utilisation		des guides					de couture			35
Pour coudre			un angle				droit			35


Position	variable			de I'aiguille			37-39
SurpiqQre		...............................................................................					37
La couture		des fermetures a.glissiere					37
• Preparation			du tissu				37
• Pour coudre							39
Comment descendre ou monter les griffes
d'entrafnement							41
Reprisage		...............................................................................					41
PARTIE IV. POINTS ZIG-ZAG
Zig-zag	simple						43
Point lance							43
Monogrammes							45
Appliques		...............................................................................					45
Brides de		renfort		....................................................................			47
Pose des boutons							47
Surfilage	.................................................................................						49
PARTIE	V. POINTS UTILITAIRES					ET POINTS
DleCORATIFS
Ourlet invisible							51
Dentette	..................................................................................						51
Point coquitle			..........................................................................				53
Point zig-zagmultiple							53
• Finition	des		coutures				53
• Repriser		...............................................................................					53
Point de creneau				....................................................................			55
Points decoratifs				.....................................................................			55
Aiguilles	jumetees (Option)						57
PARTIE VI. POINTS EXTENSIBLES
Point droit		extensibte					59
Croque	extensibte						59
Surfitage	extensibte						61
• Commencer			une couture				61
Point de smocks				.....................................................................			61
• Pour coudre							61
Point de surjet							63
Point extensibte				pour la fixation	des	etastiques	63
Motifs decoratifs				extensibtes			65
PARTIE VII. BOUTONNII_RE
Boutonniere							67-71
• Preparation			a.la couture				67
• Pour coudre							67-69
• Pour regter			la densite du point		de boutonniere		71
Boutonnieres			passepoilees				71
PARTIE VIII. ENTRETIEN DE VOTRE MACHINE
Remplacement de t'ampoule							73
Nettoyage du porte-canette							73
Nettoyage		de la coursiere					75
• Nettoyage de la navette							75
• Remontage			de la navette				75
Lubrification			de la machine				77
• Lubrifiez		derriere le couvercle			de fagade		77
• Lubrifiez		autour		de la navette			77
En cas de probteme							80

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