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Liste De Per[ormances

Le [il s'emm_le

sous le tissu

L'aiguille ne bouge

_as

Relevez le pied presseur et enfilez la machine _ nouveau en

tenant [ermement le fil. Avant dlenfiler I'aiguille, abaissez le pied presseur, et tirer sur le ill. S_ la machine est blen enfilee le fil devrait ressentir une certaine itension.

La machine est-elleconnect_e _ !a prise @lectrique ? La machine et la lampe sont-elles allum#es ?

Le rheostat est-ilconnect_ _ la machine ?

La tige du d_vidoir do canette est-elied_plac_e vers la droite ?

L"aiguille bouge mais le point ne se forme pas

I L'aiguille est-elletordue ?

L'aiguille est-elleins_r_e compl_tement dans le pince-aiguille? Les fits de la bobine et de la canette sont-ils correctement enfil_s ?

 

La

_rosseur

de I'aiguiUe

est-elleiadapt#e

au

tissu

?

 

L'aiguille cosse

L'aiguille

est-elle

ins_r_e

compl_tement

dens

le pince-aiguille

?

Les r_glages sont-ils corrects ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Les

accessoires

en place

convie_nent-ils

_ I'ouvra_e

?

 

 

.....

 

 

 

I

 

 

 

 

Di[[icult#s pour' remplir la canette

Le fil de canette

casse

Le fil d'aiguille

casse

La machine saute des points

Le tissu n'est pas entra_n_ correctement s:ous

le pied presseur

Le fil se d_vide-t-il correcternen I de la bebine ?

Le fil est-il coinc_ dens la fente de la bobine ?

La

tige

du d_.vidoir de canette eSt-elle d_plac_e vers la droite ?

L'extr_mit_

du [il

est-elle

 

retenUe

[ermement

au d_but

du

bobinage

?

 

 

 

 

!

 

 

 

 

La

canette

est-elle

bobin#e

correctement

?

 

 

La

canette

est-elle ins_r_e

 

corr_ctement

dans

le battier

de

canette

?

 

 

 

 

!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i

 

 

 

 

La

machine

est-elle enfil_e

 

corr¢ctement

?

 

 

Le

fil

se d#roule-t-il

 

correcterne_t

de la

bobine

?

 

La tension

du _il

d'aiguilie

 

est-eIle

trap forte ?

 

Le battier

de canette

est-il

corr_ctement

ins_r_ ?

 

Le bard de la canette n'est-il p_s _br_ch_ ?

 

 

La machine est-elle enfil6e correctement ?

 

 

Le

tissu

est-ilfermement

maintenu a plat ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i

, . .

 

.

Le type d'aiguille et la grosseur do I a_gullle sont-ds adaptes au tissu ?

L'aiguille est-elledroite ?

i

Le pied presseur est-i! mis en p_ce correctement ?

Le pied presseur est-itabaiss# ._

La Iongueur de point est-elle _l_e correctement ?

La manette des 9ri[_es d'entra_ement est-ellepositionn_e sur la droite ?

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Singer 4220, 4228 manual Liste De Perormances, Sous le tissu

4220, 4228 specifications

The Singer 4228 and Singer 4220 sewing machines are two versatile models designed for both novice and experienced sewists. These machines bring together advanced technology and user-friendly features to make sewing a more enjoyable and efficient process.

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