Zipper Insertion, Inserting a centered zipper

ZIPPER INSERTION

Attention: Zipper foot should be used for sewing with center needle position straight stitch only. It is possible that needle could hit the presser foot and break when sewing other patterns.

Inserting a centered zipper

1. Baste the zipper opening on the garment.

2. Press open the seam allowance. Place the zipper face down on the seam allowance with the teeth against the seam line. Baste the zipper tape.

3. Attach the zipper foot. Attach the right side of the presser foot pin to the holder when sewing the left side of the zipper.

4. Attach the left side of the presser foot pin to the presser foot holder when sewing the right side of the zipper.

5. Stitch left side of the zipper from bottom to top.

6. Stitch across the lower end and right side of zipper. Remove the basting and press.

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Husqvarna C20, C10 manual Zipper Insertion, Inserting a centered zipper

C10, C20 specifications

Husqvarna, a leading brand in outdoor power equipment, has made significant strides in the chainsaw market with the introduction of the C20 and C10 models. These chainsaws are designed for both professional users and enthusiasts, offering a blend of power, efficiency, and innovative features tailored to meet various cutting needs.

The Husqvarna C20 chainsaw stands out with its robust 20-inch bar, making it ideal for felling larger trees and cutting firewood. It is powered by a reliable 50cc engine that delivers impressive torque, allowing for faster cutting speeds and reduced fatigue during extended use. The C20 is equipped with Husqvarna's X-Torq engine technology, which reduces fuel consumption and harmful emissions without compromising performance. This feature not only helps the environment but also provides users with longer running times between fuel refills.

Additionally, the C20 incorporates an easy start system that minimizes pull resistance on the starter cord, making it accessible to users of all skill levels. The air purge function ensures the carburetor remains primed, further enhancing starting efficiency. For safety, the chainsaw includes a chain brake that activates in case of kickback, protecting the user from potential injuries.

On the other hand, the Husqvarna C10 is designed for lighter-duty tasks, featuring a 16-inch bar and a slightly smaller engine. This model excels in ease of handling, making it a perfect choice for homeowners and those new to chainsaw operation. The C10 incorporates many of the same technologies as its big brother, including the X-Torq engine, ensuring that it is both efficient and environmentally friendly.

Both models come equipped with adjustable oil pumps, allowing users to customize the oil flow to the chain based on their specific cutting conditions. This feature not only prolongs bar and chain life but also enhances cutting performance. Furthermore, the ergonomic design of the handles contributes to comfortable operation during prolonged use, reducing strain on the user's hands and arms.

In summary, the Husqvarna C20 and C10 chainsaws bring powerful performance, innovative technology, and user-friendly features to the market. Whether you need a heavy-duty tool for professional tasks or a lighter chainsaw for home use, Husqvarna combines efficiency and safety to deliver reliable equipment that stands the test of time.

Contents

C10/20 Symbol Instructions Important Safety Instructions Contents FREE-MOTION, DARNING, Embroidery and Monogramming Replacing the Light Bulb Maintenance Principal Parts of the Machine Auto-lock button Buttons of the MachineOperation buttons Reverse button Needle up/down button Stitch width Mode selectionFunction buttons Stitch length Pattern mirroring Pattern LCD Screen Model C10Direct Pattern LCD Screen Model C20 Alphabet Pattern Chart Model C10 Direct selection patterns Pattern selection by number Pattern Chart Model C20 Accessories Connecting the Machine to the Power Source For USA and Canada Foot control Speed adjustment leverStarting Sewing Replacing the Needle Changing the Presser Foot Please Note Adjusting Presser Foot PressureMatching NEEDLE/ FABRIC/ Thread Type of Presser Foot Chart Presser Foot Application Winding the Bobbin Page Inserting the Bobbin Threading the Upper Thread Page Needle Threader TOP Thread Tension Bringing UP the Bobbin Thread Cutting the Thread Presser Foot Lift Raise or Lower the Feed Dogs Operation Buttons Auto-lock button Function Buttons Stitch width button Model C20 only Mode selection buttonStitch length button Pattern mirroring button Number buttons Selection ButtonsDirect pattern selection buttons Memory Buttons Reverse Useful SkillsSewing corners Free arm Sewing on heavy fabric Straight Stitches and Needle Position Zigzag Stitches Stretch Stitches Overcasting Stitches Using the overcasting footUsing the standard foot Blindhem Button Sewing Buttonhole Stitching Starting Point Page Making a corded buttonhole on stretch fabrics Eyelet Stitch Darning Stitch Page Zipper Insertion Inserting a centered zipper Quilting FREE-MOTION, DARNING, Embroidery and Monogramming Darning Embroidery Monogramming Mirroring Memory Model C10 Programming patterns Adding patterns Clearing patterns Recall and sew the memorized pattern Memory Model C20 Adding patterns or letters Clearing patterns or letters Recall and sew the memorized pattern Push bobbin winder stop to sewing position Buttonhole lever is not loweredInstruction animation message display Bobbin winding Replacing the Light Bulb Cleaning the sewing machine surface MaintenanceCleaning the screen Cleaning the hookPage Troubleshooting Guide Problem Cause Correction Decrease the presser foot pressure Quick Reference Chart Model C10 Presser Functions Foot Quick Reference Chart Model C20 Utility ~3.0 Adjustments can be made Page VSM Group AB SE-561 84 Huskvarna Sweden