White 310 Caractéristiques techniques

WHITE

SEWING

MACHINE

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space

provided

below

the

Serial

and

Model

No.

this appliance,

The

Serial

located

Rear

arm

The

Model

located

Rear of

arm,

Serial

No.

Model No

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these

numbers

for

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CONTENTS

Paqe

•

.31

PRELIMINARY

INFORMATION

Pdrs

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Main

Parts

Acressor

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cal

nnect

ons

..,

Atachrng

th.

Exter

sion

Plate

II:

PREPARATION

THE

MACHINE

Choosing

the

qht

Needle

Needle,

Thread,

cabric

and

tchmg

Guide

Changing

the

Needle

Channing

the

Needle

Plate

Chanqing

the

Foot

Winding

the

Bobbin

Adjusting

the Bobbin

Winder

Upper

Threading

Threading the

Bobbin

Case

Placing

the

Bobbin

Case

the

Shuttle

Hook

III:

GETTING

KNOW

YOUR

MACHINE

______

Selection

the

Stitch

Length

Dial

Reverse

Button

Stitch

Pattern/Buttonhole

Dial,

Relating

Stitch

Length

to Stitch

Width

Controls

Adjusting the

Thread

Tensions.

Adjusting

the

Pressure

the

Fabric

and

the

Feed

Dog

Height.

Sewing

Light

‘vAPPLICATIONS

THE

STITCHES

Straight

tch

Seams

Basting

Tupstrtrhr

Darning

Coding

and

Zippr

Foot

Qurltinq Guide

Zigzag

Stitch

Overcasting

Sewing Knits

Sewing

Buttons.

with

Thread

Shank

Satin

Stitching

Freehand

Monogramming

•

Appliqué

Work 24

Gathering

over

Cord

Lace

Application......

Flutter

Hem

Sewing Tips

Multiple

Stitch

Zigzag

Twin

Needle Sewing

Buttonholes

Preparation

Built-in

Buttonhole

Turn

Around

Buttonhole

Corded

Buttonhole

Blind

Hem

Stitch

Straight

Stretch

Stitch

Stitch’and-Overcast

§VI:

CARE

AND

MAINTENANCE

YOUR MACHINE

Oiling

the

Machine

Cleaning

and

Oiling

the

Shuttle

Race

Area

Problem

and

Remedies

IV:

HOW

SEW

Preparing

Sew

Guide

the

Fabric

Turning

Corners

Curved Seams

Sewing

Across

Heavy

Seams

Free’Arm

Sewing

Removino

the

Work

F’)

.LJ

—C)

-4Z

-n

—I

Take-up

Lever

Pressure

Control

Top Thread

Guides

Stitch

Pattern!

Buttonhole

Dial

Bobbin Winder

Hand

Wheel

Stitch

Length

Dial

Reverse

Button

Needle

Plate

10.

Presser

Foot

11.

Feed

Dog

12.

Feed

Dog

Height

Button

(inside

cover>

13.

Access

Cover

14.

Presser

Foot

Screw

15.

Needle

Clamp

Screw

16.

Tension

Dial

17.

Check

Spring

18.

Face

Plate

19.

Spool

Pins

20.

Bobbin

Winder

Tension

Disc

21. Presser

Foot

Lever

22.

Thread

Cutter

23.

Extension

Plate

24.

Light

Switch

25. Coupling

Wheel

Always

its

highest

position

when beginning

ending

sewing.

For

regulating

the

pressure

the

fabric.

For

leading

the thread

to the

tension

dial

for

sewing.

For

selecting

the

stitch

pattern

and

setting the

zigzag

width,

well

for

easy

tour-step

buttonholes.

For winding

thread

bobbin.

For

selecting

the

stitch

length

between

and

1/6”

per

stitch.

Push

the

button

for

easy

backtacking

lock

the

thread

ends.

With

guide

lines

for accurate

sewing.

For

holding

the

fabric

when

sewing.

Diamond

point

feed

fabric

accurately.

For

regulating

the

feed

dog

height

for various

types

sewing.

Access

the

bobbin, the bobbin

case

and

the

feed

dog

height

button.

For

clamping

the

presser

foot

place

the

presser

bar.

For

holding

the

needle

place

the

slot

the

needle

bar.

For

regulating.

the

amount

tension

the upper

thread.

For

automatic

precise flow

of the upper

thread.

Hinge

type.

Opened

for

replacement

the

light

bulb

and

for

oiling.

For

providing

the

proper

tension

the thread

when

bobbin

winding.

For

raising

lowering

the

presser

bar

and

the

presser

foot.

For

changing

the

flat

sewing

surface.

For

turning

off

the

light.

For

stopping

the

movement

the

needle bar

order

wind

bobbin.

ill

nth

the

fnllowinq

set

accessories

4’

tnt

ivViO

•

,l,

Iwo

felt

Washers

F4d1

tfw

mIt

whnrs

under

the

•.piiols

for

best

‘teching

results.

Quilting

Guide

Cloth

Guide

and

Screw

aids

sewing

straight

seams.

‘

lluttonhole

Foot

1Je

to,

buttonhol-

Button

Sewing

Foot

hold

button

place

for

stitching.

Cording and

Zipper

Foot

for stitching

very

the

edge

cord

zipper.

helps

make

parallel

rows

stitching.

dl’

Screw-drivers

Small

one

for

use

bobbin

tension.

Large

one

for

use

thumb

screw,

needle

clamp

screw,

etc.

Straight Stitch

Foot

and

P’ate

Tubed

Oiler

for

use

oiling

the

machine.

See

page

33.

for

straight

sewing

‘

sheer

and

very

_—

light

weight

materi

_______

als

where

extra

support

needed.

ELECTRICAL

CONNEC

TIONS

Insert

the

plug

with

the

inden

tations

the

underside

into

the socket

the

right

side

the

machine.

The

plug

will

only

one

way.

Place

the

foot

control

such

position

that

your

foot

rests

comfort

ably on

it.

Insert

the

plug

into

wall

outlet,

110—1

20V.

flhen

not

use,

keep

the

plug

Jisconnected

from

machine,

ATTACHING

EXTEN

SION

PLATE

change

fiat

sewing

surface,

place

extension

plate

follows.

Turn down

the extension

plate

support

legs

(A>

with

the

left

hand.

Pull

the

lock

lever

(B>

and

turn

to the

left.

Tilt

the extension

plate

down to

enter

the

(C)

the corresponding

hole

(D)

the

rear side

free

arm.

Turn

the

lever

(B)

down to

the

right

set

the

into

front

hole

(E).

\Jote:

case

of sewing

tubular

areas,

detach

the extension

plate

for

free

arm

sewing.

SECT

______________________________________

CHOOSING THE

RIGHT

NEEDLE

TYPES

NEEDLES

The

correct

selection

needle

suit

the

thread

and

fabric

being

sewn

gives

the

best

stitching

results.

Fine

fabric should

sewn

with

fine

needles,

heavier

fabrics with heavier

needles.

For

best results,

sewing

machine

needles should

replaced when

they

become

even

slightly

dull

bent

the

completion

every

other

garment.

regular

needle

suggested

for

use

with

woven

fabrics.

Needles

style

(European

equivalent

System

705)

are

used

the

majority

household

sewing

machine. They

range

sizes

from

with

the

lower

number

indicating the finer

needle.

The most

commonly

used

sizes

are

and

14.

all

purpose

needle

designed

handle

knits

well

woven

fabrics,

eliminates

skipped

stitches

and

the

slight

ball will

not

damage

delicate

fabrics. This

the

needle

provided

with

your

sewing

machine

and

will

used

for

most

your

sewing.

larger

ball

point

may

still

necessary

for

certain

knits,

such

bathing suit fabric

power net.

ball

point

needle

recommended

for

use

with

tricots,

jerseys,

lingerie

and

power

nets.

Unlike

sharp,

pointed

needles,

which

pierce fibers

knit

fabrics,

destroying

elasticity,

the

ball

point

slips

between

fibers,

preventing

damage to

fabric

and

skipped

stitches.

These

are

available

fine,

medium,

and

heavy

ball

points.

Awed

point

needle

recommended

for

use

with

leather

and

leather-look

vinyls.

wedge

cutting point

pierces

leather more

easily

than

ordinary

sewing

machine

needles,

resulting

satisfactory

stitching.

Eye

Shaft

Body

Point

Short

Groove

Long

Groove

(Flat

Side

Needle)

(Round

Side

Needle)

Long

Groove

Elongated

Scarf

Short

Groove

—

Eye

Regular

All-purpose

Medium

Wedge

Point

Sharp

Needle

Round

Needle

Point

Needle

JEEDLE,

THREAD,

FABRIC

STITCHING

GUIDE

The

correct

selection

needle

and

thread

suit

the

fabric

will

result

satisfactory

,titching.

Fine

fabrics should

stitched

with

fine needles,

fine

thread

and

short

stitches.

For

the

best results on

heavier

fabrics,

use

coarser

needles,

heavier

threads

and

longer

,titches.

Replace

the machine

needle

when

becomes

even

slightly

dull

bent.

Machine

Needle

Mercerized

Synthetic

Fabric

No.

[

Thread

Extremely

heavy

tarpaulin,

sacking,

Heavy

Duty

canvas,

duck,

etc.

Heavy

upholstery

fabric,

ticking.

Heavy

Duty

denim,

leatherette.

Medium

heavy

drapery

fabric,

velveteen,

Heavy

Duty

suiting,

felt,

terry

cloth,

etc.

Medium

broadcloth,

percale,

gingham, linen,

chintz, taffeta,

sheer

wool,

shantung,

etc.

Sheer

voile,

lawn,

dimity,

crepe,

handkerchief

linen,

(plastic

film)

plastic

film,

etc.

Very sheer

chiffon,

batiste,

lace,

organdy,

nylon

net,

marquisette,

etc.

CHANGING

THE

NEEDLE

Always

change

the

needle

after

every

othir

garment,

especially

when

sewing

()I/icter

and

nylon fabrics

which

dull

i’dli,

imich

faster,

When

needles

are

dull

heut,

they

damage

both

your

fabric

and

the machine.

general

rule

when

placing

sewing

machine

needles

that

the

flat

side

the

needle

placed

to the

back

the

machine,

when

the

bobbin

put

from

the

front.

the

needle

inserted

incorrectly,

the

stitches

will

not

form.

change

the

needle:

Raise

the

needle

bar

its

highest

position

turning

the

hand

wheel

toward you.

Loosen

needle clamp

remove

the

needle.

Place

needle (flat

side

the

back and

long

groove

the

front)

the

needle

clamp

and

push

upward

far

as it

will

go,

tighten

needle clamp.

After

changing

the

needle,

make

one

complete

turn

the

hand

wheel

hand

be sure

the

needle

clearing

the

needle

plate.

CHANGING

NEEDLE

PLATE

Although

all-purpose

utility

needle

plate

fixed

your

machine,

for

straight

sewing

fine

fabric

soft

very

stretchy

fabric,

you

may

want to

use

the

straight

stitch

needle

plate

together

with

the

straight

stitch

foot, both

which

are

included

your

accessory

box.

To change

the

needle

plate,

remove

the

two

screws

holding

the

plate

place,

Lift

the

needle

plate

and

replace.

The

needle

plate

removed for

cleaning

the

lint

which may

pile up

between

needle plate

and

feed

dogs.

Needle Clamp

Screw

Tighten

Flat

Side of

Needle

the

Back

Loosen

Needle

Zigzag

Needle

Plate

uwi0

Straight

Stitch

Needle

Plate

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