Soluciones para problemas

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Condicion

Se rompe el hilo de

la aguja.

de funcionamiento

Causa Probable

1oEl hilo de la aguja no se ha enhebrado correctamente.

2.La tensi6n del bile de fa aguja es excesiva.

3..La aguja est& despuntada o doblada 4, La aguja no est& bien colocadao

5.Los hilos de la aguja y la caniIla no est&n bien coIocados debajo del prensatelas al empezar a coser.

6.La tela no se ha extraido hacia atr_s al terminar la costura,

7E[ bile es demasiado grueso o fine para la aguja

Referencia

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Se rompe el hilo de la cani!la,,

Se rompe la aguja.

1..El hilo de la canilia no se ha enhebrado correctamente en el portabonina y lazadera,

2_Se hart acumulado las pelusas en el &tea de la Ianzadera 3.. La canilla se ha estropeado o no gira correctamente.

1.La aguja no est_ bien cofocada,r

2.La aguja est#, despuntada o doblada

3.EEtornillo de sujeci6n de la aguja est_ flOjOo 4, La tensi6n del hilo de la aguja est#, excesivao

5.La tela no se ha extraido hacia atr_s al terminar la costura

6 La aguja es demaslado fina para la tela que se est,_ cosiendo

P&gina 23

P&gina 65 Cambie la caniIla

P&gina 11

P&gina 11

Pd=gina 11

P_ginas 27, 29

P&gina 33

P_gina 15

AI coser saltan algunas puntadaso

Frunce las costuras.

La tela no se arrastra uniformemente.

La m&quina no funciona.

Los patrones salen distorsionados.

La mzlquina hace ruido al cosero

1. La aguja no eat#, bien colocadao

2, La aguja est_ despuntada o doblada

3La aguja y/o los hilos no son los adecuados para el trabajo qua se est& cosiendo_

4.No se est& utilizando una aguja azul para coser tejidos el&sticos tejldos fines y telas sint_ticas,

5, El bite de la aguja no est& enhebrado correctamente

6.La aguja utilizada no es la adecuada.

1 La tensi6n del hilo de ia aguja es excesiva.

2EI hito de Ia aguja no se ha enhebraclo correctamente.

3El n'3merode ta aguja as demasiado grande para la tela qua se est& cosiendo.

4.La Iongitud de puntada es demasiado grande para la tela qua se est,. cosiendoo

1.Se han aeumulado las pelusas entos dientes del transporte

2La tengitud de la puntada es demasiado peque_,a

3 Los dientes de! transporte esta bajado

1, Las conexiones de la m&quina no est_n bien introducidas 2 Se ha enganchado un hi]o en la corredera de la tanzadera..

3.Et embrague esta desengranado.

1El patt6n no est& equilibrado

1.Se ha enganchado el hilo en et garfio,

2 Se han acumulado fas pelusas en el portacanillas e en el gaffio.

P&gina 11

P&gina 11

P_gina 15

P&gina 15

Pb,gina 25

Cambie la aguja

P,_ginas 27, 29

P_Sgina25

P,_gina 15

Aumente la Iongitud

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Aumente la longitud

P_gina 39

P,_gina 63

P&gina 65

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P#,gina 31

P&gina 65

P&gina 65

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Sears 385.12916, 385.12912 owner manual La m&quina no funciona

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