INSTRUCTION BOOK MVE ocK 6340 Electronic Controlled“IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” “Your sowing machine is desired and constuced only for HOUSEHOLD ead all instructon Boor using tis sowing machine “DANGER — to ccduce ne nak ot elecre sock” 1. Ae soplanes shoud never bo ll unattended when plugged in. Always Lung tis appliance fom the slecie out mmedately after using and before caning ‘Aways unplug beloce relamping Replace bulb with same type ested 15 Wats, 3. "Do not reach for the appliance that has fallen ato water. Unga immediately 4. "Oo notpace or ste appance wher can flor be pull into ub or sink, Do et place ner dep into water or ane “WARNING — 10 roscs tne risk of burns, tre, oct shook, cor inury to persons: 1. "Donet allow to bo used as a oy. Close attentions necessary when tis ‘appliances used by or near enien, 2, "Use his appliance ony forts intended use as describe ths manual Use only attachments recommended by the manufactures contained in this marca 3. "Never operate ths appllonoe iit has a damaged condor pug, ts nt working propery if has been ctopped or damaged, or ) \ > \ | i Oo le 2 en / (D Te-arsch he spreader 2) To remove the spreader ) Fox standard wotrread sergng, set Standard wo-twead serang 1s a8 Put the tp of the spreader info the Pl ab A on the holder towars you He mactine as above-issaed itsteated tole onthe upper looper, and sige lightly. Push the aottom of the ‘he spreads: coun into theholder. spread up and pull tou,TEST STITCHING Starting Sewing Finishing Sewing ‘Sewing Continuously \ \ Y 0® © G meet We tabicuner te roeoite (When sttching le completed, @ Cute twesds wih ta tieadcater Int net aire under te foe oot, foc Cortnuelonn be mactinesowyls asiate,leaing abou'Sen(@') hen an seg, Ms hot nessa {Misrotnecessarytoragethe toot) rue a ead cham for about Brealchan om Me ed of fai, ras he presse at fr ordinary lari. 7 {em (8°) whe pllag the Yea Tun the balance whee! gent Orn vw aeoune ature and chain sight otheback, * For heavy weight fabric, raise the hock the tsad chain, Thon alt Pro ota ina ai Sowing slowly The fable wil be ont ot tho ‘uoracay fd Guide the abc in Than oer oc and sw the econ dosed How to use Guide Lines (nthe top ofthe looper cover ae guideline indicating the dstance Fam the needle psn. Prease une as swing guides. Mark icates the distance rom el nel ask inccates tho stance tom right nae, Distance between cena of guide ne and neadle poston is 58 Inch‘Securing Ends “To avoid unraveling, tis necessary to eave a twoad chan aout 6 cm (2")ong atthe bogianing and end of seam, To socurethe boxing and endo a seam choose one othe alening matnees DH ‘You can the same methods as athe begining o socuro tho ond of seam except "Backstching”ot the ‘methods shown below. ‘At the Boginning A. Separate the endo threads and knot 8. Thraadthe chain through a lage eyed need, and weave that chain through the overoc sites onthe fabric . Cutthe chain athe edge ofc. Thon apply asl amount ‘of seam sealant (Fay Check TM orFray-No-More TM) on the ‘end ofthe toed D. Backattenng 1. Before puting your fabric in the machine, sew a tread chain about 5 em 2") ng behind he needle 2, Put your fabric nthe machine, Then serge a few stiches ‘and sop. 3, Raise he pressor foot and bring the read chain tothe eft ‘around and unde the presser oo 4, Place the trod chan between the prossr fot and upper se, hog tin poston aa youlwrr the pressor foto 5, Attr sewing about 2.5 em (1"), move the chain to tho fight and under the upper kf, cuting the chain as you Atthe End of Seam © serge one stich of tho ond of seam. @ aie the nese and pressor foot, and gently pute threads ‘the sing ger © Turnthe fabric over ao that the undersides up @ Serge about 25 cm (1°) over stiching and angle of the favre,Thread Tension (4 threads) sang ett boend Tad Tomi ut Scoargoneysainremetssion "trast 9 Tens ous sett = —— eg Tenn Cormect Tension ia! on the left is loose. l mit | Sate ago “Torsn need tweadterelonon “nev aed ead erin on l wa we ~ ae q t. Seen ‘Thread Tension Dial venson(")treads ight anor) Loosen tower looper thread tension {Wooaen voper looper tread tenon andr tighten upper looper tread andlor bghten lower leper thread lesion + i 7 + FAELS, ERkoloe Thread Tension Dial ‘onatersen esd aos 19‘Adjustment of Cutting Wieth ‘When cutting wath ie to0 narrow or too wide gaint eam wish, adjust as follows @ Tum of the power ewtch and unplug te machine Open tne looper and se covers @ Set he upper kite to down postion ter to page 27 @ Tum the cuting width adusting dal to gt desired positon oftower kite (A) When cutting wists too narrow Turn cutng with adusting El clockwise, ower knit wi move t igh (B) When cutting with is 00 wise. Turn te cating wath acting dial coutercockwse. Lower knife wil move tet. © Set ne uppar kite to up poston. © Chose the looper and sie covers ~»‘Thread and Needle Chart Wie yon (Forlooper tread) Woy pester (For looper thread) Type ot Thread Needle suten Long | BilrentalFeea ‘Type of Fabric & a tight] organ, George, | coton : No.eo-100 | HAASP 20-a0mm 05-10 wont | Lawn Cropecocting, | sik Ne.go-100 | Natt ting Syrinete } Na, 80~ 100 Mesum | Caten.tnen éatn, | Coton: Ne60-100 | HANSP 25-35mm 10 weant™ | Orsnaiy tie Sik Nott Syntae Hay) Tweed, Casing, Dean, | Coton at 40-50mm 10 went | Doeskin, Merlawre” | sik Noe Syntate Kets |Keted abe coton = wo.60-00 | HAI SP 25-40mm 10-225 Synnmte + No.60~90 | Ne tT~14 * Refer to page 2 for acuaing the stich length ane the diferent fonda, eaThreading the Machine (9 threads and 2 threads) Using the Noedie onthe Right Oniy (for regular threethread serging oF for narrow two-threadserging) ‘isconneet ta machine rom he power sey. Remove the needle and he thieag onthe le. Then tighten the nosete clamp serew on the lt sight to {vo Tosng the screw, Using the Needle on the Lett Only (or wide three thread serging or fr regular two-thread serging) ‘Remove the needa andthe tread onthe rh ‘Thon tghien he needle camp sarew on he ih shy te avold losing the screw. change tothe other nesdle in threitwothread ‘eraing Loosen both needle camp sorews and remove the ‘eee Inset the novde and totten the nvedte camp ‘erow for the nesta to be used wile pushing the needle up as ata it wil go. Then tighten the needie ‘lame serew on the over side sigh to prevent the screw tom dopping.‘Thread Tension (8 threads) ‘Thread Tension Agjustment * Set al ee tread tension a's at “8. Than sew, and check the thread tensions. Correct Tension Wrong Tension Wrong Tension Wrong Tension gs tread Mt ancior | é Zee 2 nee ail re Ae —_ u ‘Adusting the thread tension may be Tighe need twead tension. Loosen low looper toad encion and) Loosen upper looper thread tension and required depending on he type of fabc cor tghten upper oper tread tension . ooh lower looper thaad tension, fn head being uted. Sn aiThread Tension (2 threads) ‘Tvead Tension Adjustment Though you have to acu! the aad tension depening onthe ebic and tread youuu, stand thread tnsion sotinge are ae allows 1. Standard serging Needle tread = 2 Lower looper tiead : 3-4 (Lower looper pretension seting ser : STD) 2 Robedhemming Needle tvead : 3 Lower loopar teed : 3 (Lowarlooparpreencion esting sider = LM) * Refer o page 28 for adjusiment of need plate setting kro correct Tension Wrong Tension ‘Wrong Tension a 5 tea is tight andlor ) is ight andor lower artes tore i ioreodsate | ertoas ae | u du — ‘Adjusting the tread loneion may be Loosen lower cope ead tesion anal Loosen needle thead tension andlor ‘exqited copending onthe type cl fabric or ighen need thread tension. tighten lower oper tread terion. ‘and tvoad bing use, “Thread Tension We iso Ste Sea, Sear SRG? Ae, 24Adjustment of Stitch Length ‘Adjustment of Ditferental Feed Ratio “Tue the sth length cal unt the desire sttcn length ‘The deen eed rato can be aleed by taning the Ga aearsin the indeating window “Therumber inthe window indicates the railbabwecn the main andthe ub scot, 1.0 ndates the neal poston, “The larger he nub, the longer the stich 1c ergh-anbe ates en oS How ue esteem eho a "© If the sewn fabric Is siretohed, turn the csal Potion "rata rarovheig ‘cet fowa > ‘Saree 1 I the sewn fabric is ehinked tum the ca ockwise foward 0). —> * Maximum cifrential feedrao, 225, i efectve in te range of itch length cal at 1104.0. When the stichengihdalis set batween 4.0 and, the maximum aterentil fee rato wl automaticaly beset between 225 and 8, 26‘Changing Needle ‘Adjustment of Foot Pressure: © Disconrec tho machine rom the power Sup. alge the need ois highest poston, ‘Then loosen the noedl camp serow forthe needle you ae gong to remove. Refer o page 22 fr changing the nese rte) tworbvead serging. ‘To‘tach the needle on tho ight Iraen new needte it the needle clamp with he fat ‘de fo tho back uni the top of need touches the ‘stopper pin, then tighten the needle clamp screw on tbe raht Teattach the need onthe et Insert now neo ito the needle clamp wit he fat ‘de to the back untl the top of needle touches the 9499 of nete bar, than tighten the needle clamp screw onthe et. * When the needles are set corey, the lft needle ister than the rh one ji Ea “Standard Setting Position > Ris not necessary to aus the pressure for normal sowing. When you sew heary or lightweight fabric, tun the ‘ausing sore to —clockuise for heawywsiht fabric ‘counterclockwise or ighweight abc * For normal sewing, set the adjusting screw so hat itpostions below the top of he machine by 2mm. ‘Soe thelusaton.Removing the Presser Foot ‘To Deactivate the Upper Knife To Activate the Upper Knife D Raise te new and presser fot. (@ Prose he lever located onthe back othe foot hlde. The presser foot wll dopo (@ Disconnect the machine trom the power) Disconnect the machine from the power ‘supply. supply ® Open the looper and side covers. |® Opan the looper and se covers, (© Turn the upper knife release knob toward) Tum upper ite reloase kncb away orm you while pushing to ho right, en guide you who pushing to te rh thon gue ‘henole on upper keto the pit lock he tho GOW an Upper kilo te the pnt lock ppor klein down peston. ‘he uppar knit in up positon. ® Close he looper and sie covers © Coose the looper and side covers, Place the presto 10! so thatthe in onthe fot Hs Just undo the ‘ove othe foathoier- Lowor he foot holder to lck th fectin plac. Foe th prossor fot itor to chock hat the presser foots secre aAdjustment of Needle Plate Setting Knob (Changing to Standard Serging or Rolled Hemming) "Standard Serging > “Rolled Herning oI - : © Tum ot the power Sitch and npg the mactine ® Open the looper and aide covers Shslae a © Deactivate he uoer kn. (Rete to page 27) @ Push ne cating width acjusting aa to the rah a ors wi go, then, move he nesdle pate sting knob to ‘be guide ire oS (for Standard Sorgng| or F (or Role Hering), Release the cutng width adjusting dal othe ef gent. © Sethe upper kilo to up pasion. © Close tho ooper an sie covers.‘Setting the lower looper pre-tension setting slider and changeable thread guide «Standard Srging> < Rolled Hemming > <1 treo Serping > <2.0end Serging > ae ua ST. kM. | | Com t ad 2 BI, Santer sorgng wih 2. 0-4 treads Rlledhenming win 20r8 heads Sargng wih Gora veada Sorgng wit 2 treats Change esting dependngen wheter youd Yreod sugeg x2 esd sera.ROLLED HEMMING, PICOT EDGING AND NARROW HEMMING Machine Setting ‘The seting of enson als may vary depencing on the type and vicenase of fabric and twead bong “= Application > a Lower Looper moe me | a fim | woats| TO e PHae Page asin oh calf ool ed af olf Needle Plate on os A 7 in e ®) Noodiottvead | Lang ber pts ed No 80~ 100 Upper and Lower] Woy on. ~] No.60-100 | wety rn, ern 25.8 | Rize Fabric | ght weight abr uch as gency, cope de cine, avn and georgette‘Adjusting Thread Tension 1. Set the tension dial as shown on age 90, 2. Sew and check the tensors — For beter result — ee Rolles Hemming Pus the end of three chain to the back lightly in the beginning and end of sewing, Pieot Edging the fabric ight to the back while sewing + For Narrow Hemming, Rotor page 23 fr tho asjustmont + Correct Thread Tension Rolled Hemming Picat Edging au How to Adjust the Thread Tension ‘+ For Rolled Hemming and Picot Edging ‘Wirong Tension Wrong Tension Wrong Tension Cea. Bias oopor ved is lose andlor) Tighln noodle Bvead tension. ‘Tighten upper looper tread tension. Tighten lower loper tread tension andor loosen upper looper thread ia Wie wa,