ELNA 7200 Instruction Manual

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JanomeFlyer.com9Connecting Machine To Power SupplyBefore connecting the power cord, make sure thevoltage and frequency shown on the machine areidentic

JanomeFlyer.com10Main Function of Keysqqqqq Start/Stop Key (changes color to indicatefunction)Press this (green) key to start the machine.The first fe

JanomeFlyer.com111. LCD Screen Brightness ControlLighten or darken the screen with this dial.Keyboard Selection Keys2. Stitch Width and Needle Positio

JanomeFlyer.com128. Memory Save/Recall KeyThe 3 Digit Mode has four separate memories for saving a sequence ofstitches. Press this key to activate mem

JanomeFlyer.com1318. Stitch Selection KeysYou can select a stitch in the Direct Select Modeby pressing the key that is illustrated with thedesired sti

JanomeFlyer.com14Setting Quick Resumption, Sound andLanguage ModesThese three modes/functions can be set accordingto your preferences. Each new settin

JanomeFlyer.com15Reset to Factory DefaultIt is possible to reset the machine to the factorydefaults with English language as default.Turn OFF the powe

JanomeFlyer.com16How To Drop the Feed DogThe feed dog can be dropped out of position forspecial sewing techniques: free motion embroidery,stippling, b

JanomeFlyer.com17Attaching and Removing Presser FeetPress the “Up/Down Needle” key until the needleis in the raised position.Turn OFF the power switch

JanomeFlyer.com18Adjusting the Needle Thread TensionChoosing the Correct Tension - Straight StitchThe ideal straight stitch will have threads lockedbe

JanomeFlyer.com1IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSYour Elna 7200 sewing machine is designed and constructed for HOUSEHOLD use only. Read allinstructions be

JanomeFlyer.com19Using the Fine Adjustment ScrewChoice of fabrics and threads may affect the stitchformation when sewing decorative stitches, lettersa

JanomeFlyer.com20SECTION IIGetting Ready to SewSelecting the Correct Needle and ThreadThere are many kinds of fabrics, threads andneedles. It is impor

JanomeFlyer.com21Needle DefinitionsThe illustration identifies the main parts of asewing machine needle.q Bodyw Shafte Long groove (round side of need

JanomeFlyer.com22Winding a BobbinTo remove bobbin, slide bobbin cover plate releasebutton q to the right and lift away the bobbin coverplate w.qweryut

JanomeFlyer.com23Pull the thread up and through the right retractablethread guide q from behind.Pull the thread under and around the bobbin windingten

JanomeFlyer.com24Inserting the BobbinPlace the bobbin in the bobbin case with thethread running counterclockwise.qGuide the thread into notch q on the

JanomeFlyer.com25Threading the MachineRaise the presser foot. Press the “Up/down Needle”key until the needle is in an up position.Place the spool of t

JanomeFlyer.com26Continue to pull the thread down into the rightchannel and around the tension dial from right toleft.Pull up on the thread until it i

JanomeFlyer.com27Built-in Needle ThreaderPress the “Up/Down Needle” key q until theneedle is in an up position. Turn OFF the powerswitch. Lower the pr

JanomeFlyer.com28Drawing Up the Bobbin ThreadTurn ON the power switch. Raise the presser footand hold the needle thread lightly with your lefthand.Pre

JanomeFlyer.com2TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION I – Machine Parts and FunctionsPart Names...

JanomeFlyer.com29SECTION IIIBasic SewingHow to Select a Stitchz Select stitches 1 – 0 in Direct Select Mode bytouching the corresponding key.x Select

JanomeFlyer.com30Cutting the ThreadsAfter sewing is stopped, press the “Auto ThreadCut” key q (LED signal turns on). (Needle shouldbe in down position

JanomeFlyer.com31Adjusting Stitch LengthWhen you press the “Stitch Length” key, the stitchlength can be set at 0.00 or between 1.0 and 5.0.Press the t

JanomeFlyer.com32Reset Stitch To Factory Default SettingsIt is possible to reset the machine so personalsettings for an individual stitch revert to th

JanomeFlyer.com33Sewing On Heavy FabricsThe black button on presser foot “A” locks the footin a horizontal position when pushed in beforelowering the

JanomeFlyer.com34Zipper InsertionLapped ApplicationLapped zippers are usually inserted into a sideseam of skirts or pants, for example.Use zipper foot

JanomeFlyer.com35Close zipper. Turn zipper face up (right seamallowance forms a small fold at basting line) andsmooth zipper teeth away from seam. Att

JanomeFlyer.com36Rolled HemAn easy, professional way to sew hems. The spiralon the hemmer foot guides the fabric edge tocreate a rolled hem. Recommend

JanomeFlyer.com37Zigzag StitchThe zigzag stitch is a very versatile stitch. Simplychange its width and length. Use the zigzag tofinish raw seam edges,

JanomeFlyer.com38Satin Stitch AppliquéThe zigzag stitch is commonly used for appliqué,monogramming, stems of flowers and petals. (Ashort zigzag stitch

JanomeFlyer.com3SECTION IMachine Parts and FunctionsPart Names1. Stitch chart brackets (to attach, see page 7)2. Foot pressure dial3. Thread take-up l

JanomeFlyer.com39Mending a TearPull torn edges together and fuse a piece ofinterfacing slightly larger than the tear to the wrongside of the garment.S

JanomeFlyer.com40ytrBlind Hem StitchesThe stretch blind hem (5) is a great method forfinishing a hemline or sleeve.Use the woven blind hem (064) on no

JanomeFlyer.com41Buttonhole VariationsAll buttonholes should use interfacing that is the same weight as the fabric.Interfacing is especially important

JanomeFlyer.com42Sensor Buttonholes (Totally AutomatedButtonholes)Select a buttonhole - 0, 072 thru 075.The LCD screen will briefly show a messageadvi

JanomeFlyer.com43Mark the buttonhole area on the fabric. Place boththreads to the left under the foot. Insert thegarment under the foot and hand turn

JanomeFlyer.com44Press “MODE” key to access 3 Digit Mode forButtonholes 072 – 076.072 Classic Keyhole ButtonholeThe buttonhole will automatically sew:

JanomeFlyer.com45Cutting Open ButtonholePlace a pin just inside the bartack at each end toprevent accidentally cutting bartacks. Cutbuttonhole open wi

JanomeFlyer.com46Corded ButtonholeCorded buttonholes are found on coats and othergarments that require extra strong buttonholes. Thecording reinforces

JanomeFlyer.com47071 Classic Buttonhole (4 Step Memory)The classic buttonhole is especially suited foroversized novelty buttons or larger decorativeop

JanomeFlyer.com48Start sewing – front bartack, lockstitch. Machinewill automatically stop when buttonhole iscompleted.Sewing Additional ButtonholesTo

JanomeFlyer.com4Standard Accessories1. A: Standard metal foot (attached to machine)2. B: Buttonhole foot (4-step)3. C:Overlock foot4. D:Hemmer foot5.

JanomeFlyer.com49076 Bound Buttonhole (4 Step Memory)Great for oversized buttons requiring tailoredbuttonholes, welt pockets or larger decorativeopeni

JanomeFlyer.com50, Start sewing – straight stitch front edge, lockstitch.Machine will automatically stop when buttonhole iscompleted.. Cut down center

JanomeFlyer.com51How To Sew On a ButtonHand sewing buttons to a garment is verytimeconsuming.Sew them on in one quick, easy step.Select 2.Attach satin

JanomeFlyer.com52Triple SeamThis strong, durable stitch is recommended whereboth elasticity and strength are needed. Because ofits durability, once in

JanomeFlyer.com53Super Overlock StitchThis industrial inspired overlock stitch is excellentfor assembling and finishing fabrics together in onestep. A

JanomeFlyer.com54Overcast StitchA reinforced straight stitch and zigzag are sewnsimultaneously. If your seam does not need to beopened flat, this stit

JanomeFlyer.com55BartacksA bartack is a reinforced stitch used on garmentareas that receive extra stress like pockets, beltloops and zippers.Select 07

JanomeFlyer.com56DarningDarning with a sewing machine saves a lot oftime. It is used for repairing very worn areas (notholes) in fabric.Select 079. Th

JanomeFlyer.com57EyeletsSmall eyelets may be sewn on belts, used forlacing cords or simply used for a decorative effect.Select 080.The machine will se

JanomeFlyer.com58SECTION IVQuiltingPiecing Fabrics TogetherAccuracy is the key when sewing together fabricpieces for a quilt. Be sure to precisely cut

JanomeFlyer.com5Presser Foot and Accessory DefinitionsA: Standard Metal FootThis foot comes attached to your machine. It ismainly used for straight st

JanomeFlyer.com59Walking FootGreat for keeping quilt layers from shifting whensewing and keeping stripes and checks matched.How To Attach Open Toe Wal

JanomeFlyer.com60Quilt GuideThe quilt guide is helpful when sewing parallel,evenly spaced rows of stitching.Loosen the quilt guide holding screw q, sl

JanomeFlyer.com61Buttonhole AppliquéA favorite method of applying small pieces of fabric toquilts for decoration.Select 7 or 019- 024.Use fine embroid

JanomeFlyer.com62PatchworkA fun method of decorating your quilt (often called“Crazy Quilting”) is to sew a patchwork stitch overthe opened seam.Select

JanomeFlyer.com63Stippling StitchesA pre-programmed stippling stitch is a fast andeasy method to quilt small areas.Select 9, 015 or 016.Place batting

JanomeFlyer.com64SECTION VHeirloomPintucksA beautiful accent to any project. Pintucks shouldbe added to your fabric before cutting out thepattern piec

JanomeFlyer.com65HemstitchesHemstitching, also known as French hand sewing,was traditionally only a hand sewn art. There areseveral stitches to choose

JanomeFlyer.com66FringingFringing adds a special touch on table linens andshawls. Choose a firm, woven fabric like linen wherethreads can be removed e

JanomeFlyer.com67SmockingSmocking is a delicate, decorative treatment onchildren’s clothing or women’s blouses. Choose asoft, lightweight fabric such

JanomeFlyer.com68SECTION VIDecorative SewingFrench KnotsWhy spend time sewing French Knots by hand?Select 060.Tighten needle tension 5-8.Place fabric

JanomeFlyer.com6H: Multi-Cord FootDesign your own braids or trims. Place one tothree cords in the foot and sew over cord(s) for asimple couching metho

JanomeFlyer.com69Corded TrimSew over three strands of cording to create uniqueborders and trims. Pearl cotton, knitting yarn,embroidery floss, lace th

JanomeFlyer.com70Twin Needle SewingAs the name implies, the twin needle results in twoidentical parallel rows of stitches – utility ordecorative.The “

JanomeFlyer.com71Twin Needle HemA twin needle hem is quick and easy. This is anexcellent hemming method for knit fabrics becausethe bobbin thread zigz

JanomeFlyer.com72Satin Stitches – ElongationSatin stitches 081 - 089 can be lengthened up tofive times their original size without the stitch lengthva

JanomeFlyer.com73SECTION VIIProgramming Combinations (Must have3 Digit Mode Activated)Single Repeat with Memory Auto-Lockz Select 081.Machine automati

JanomeFlyer.com74Combining a Sequencez Select 091.(Press “Mirror Image” key and change stitch widthor length if desired.)zxcvbnx Press “ENTER” key to

JanomeFlyer.com75n Change thread color.m Select 104. Press “ENTER” key.n m,. ⁄0, Press “Memory Auto-Lock” key.. Place fabric and stabilizer under foot

JanomeFlyer.com76Combining LettersThere are 2 font styles:Block letters (300 stitch numbers)Script or Monogram letters (500 stitch numbers)z Select 31

JanomeFlyer.com77How to Preview the Combined Sequence(Utility, Satin, Decorative or Letters)Program the following stitches using the “ENTER”key: 519,

JanomeFlyer.com78Uniformly Adjusting Stitch Width orLengthIf the cursor is positioned to the right of the laststitch in the programmed sequence, the s

JanomeFlyer.com7How to Attach Stitch Chart BracketsAlign the screws with the holes on the backside ofthe machine. Firmly tighten screws withscrewdrive

JanomeFlyer.com79Individually Adjusting Stitch Width orLengthIf the cursor is positioned under a stitch in theprogrammed sequence, the stitch width or

JanomeFlyer.com80Permanent MemoryIt is possible to retain a sequence for future useeven if the machine is turned off. Simply save thesequence in one o

JanomeFlyer.com81Recalling Memoryz Press “M” key.zxzxx Press “Mirror Image” key. (An hourglass will brieflyappear.)Deleting an Individual Memoryz Pres

JanomeFlyer.com82SECTION VIIITaking Care of Your MachineYour machine has been meticulously designed andmanufactured to give you a lifetime of sewingpl

JanomeFlyer.com83Changing the Light BulbTur n OFF the power switch. Unplug the machine.Wait until the bulb has cooled before touching it.Remove screw

JanomeFlyer.com84Stitch ChartNOTE:Stitches 001, 061, 062 and 063 have a number to the right of the stitch illustration. This number indicates howmany

JanomeFlyer.com85Part Number495100-20495470-20395719-13395719-27395719-14395719-15395719-09395719-10395719-18495050-20395719-11394719-20Accessory Name

JanomeFlyer.com86ReasonPower switch is turned on while footcontrol is pressed.Power switch is turned on with the needlein the down position.Presser fo

JanomeFlyer.com87ReasonMachine will not sew with the Start/Stopkey because the foot control is connected.The Twin Needle Key has been pressedafter sel

JanomeFlyer.com88Cause1. The needle is not threaded properly.2. The needle thread tension is too tight.3. The needle is bent or blunt.4. The needle is

JanomeFlyer.com8Quilt TableThe table provides more sewing surface to supportlarge fabric pieces to make sewing easier.Assemble table by attaching six

JanomeFlyer.com89INDEXAAccessories ..... 4, 85Accessory Definitions ...

JanomeFlyer.com90NNeedle Plate .............. 1, 3, 4, 17Needle Position ...........