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Operation

7

Electronic

Speed

Controller

1

Foot

Control

With

this

sliding

control,

It

is

possible

to

set,

before

or

during

sewing, the

maximum

speed

The

foot

control

Is

not

electric.

It

is

a

pneumatic

desired,

by

sliding

the

knob

upwards

or

foot

control.

It

controls

an

electronic

device

downwards

to

the setting

required

between

the

housed

within

the machine,

to

regulate

motor and

"hare"

and

the

"tortoise",

symbolising

the

fast

and

sewing

speeds.

slow

speeds.

2

Connect

the

nozzle

with

the

machine.

A

bobbin

winding

position

"I

"

shows,

too,

the

recommended

speed

for

winding

the bobbin.

3

Plug

in

the

mains

lead.

The

range

of

speeds

Is

then

controlled

by

the

4

The

sewing

light

is

situated

in

the

head

of

the

pressure

exerted

on

the

foot

control.

The

greater

machine,

the

pressure,

the

higher

the

speed,

until

the

maximum

speed

set

with

the

electronic

speed

5

It

can

be

switched

on

or off

independently

by

controller

is

reached.

Press

preferably

with

the

pressing

the

light

switch.

Useful

for

changing

the

sole of

the

foot

(and

not

with

the

toes).

needle

or

the

bobbin,

preparing

a

piece

of

sewing

work,

etc.

The

input

of

the

light

(15

w

maximum)

is

Get

usedo

the

speeds

by

running

the

machine

marked

on

the

machine.

for

a

few

turns

(without

thread).

6

The

motor

switch

is

a

safety

switch

that makes

it

N.B.

Thanks

to

the

electronic

control

combined

with

possible

to

cut

off

the

supply

of

electric

current

to

the

permanent

magnet

motor,

the optimum

the motor

(without

cuffing

off

the

supply

to

the

needle

penetration

power

is

maintained,

even

light). Switch

it on

to

run

the

machine.

Switch

it off

when sewing

stitch-by-stitch.

Very

useful

for

d

n

a

when

you

are

not sewing,

thick

or

delicate

seams.

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