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Brother Xl-5050 Manual | Full Fb2Ask your question here. Provide a clear and comprehensive description of the issue and your question. The more detail you provide for your issue and question, the easier it will be for other Brother XL-5050 owners to properly answer your question. Ask a question About the Brother XL-5050 This manual comes under the category Sewing machines and has been rated by 1 people with an average of a 6.6. This manual is available in the following languages: English. Do you have a question about the Brother XL-5050 or do you need help. Ask your question here Brother XL-5050 specifications Brand With a thick fabric you should use a thick needle. The packaging of your needle states for which substances your needle is suitable.ManualSearcher.com ensures that you will find the manual you are looking for in no time. Our database contains more than 1 million PDF manuals from more than 10,000 brands. Every day we add the latest manuals so that you will always find the product you are looking for. It's very simple: just type the brand name and the type of product in the search bar and you can instantly view the manual of your choice online for free. ManualSearcher. com If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. Read more Ok. Post your question here in this forum. We're committed to dealing with such abuse according to the laws in your country of residence. When you submit a report, we'll investigate it and take the appropriate action. We'll get back to you only if we require additional details or have more information to share. Note that email addresses and full names are not considered private information. Please mention this; Therefore, avoid filling in personal details. Please enter your email address. All manuals on ManualsCat.com can be viewed completely free of charge. By using the 'Select a language' button, you can choose the language of the manual you want to view. Operation Manual.http://www.jurabos.nl/include/editor/conair-hair-dryer-manuals.xml

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XC6752-021 XL5050 (NA03J061) BkRead all instructions before use. DANGER -To reduce the risk of electric shock:Always unplug the machineReplace the bulb with the same type and rated 15 watts. WARNING -To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons:Close attention is necessary when the machine isUse only accessoriesReturn the machine to the nearest authorizedKeep ventilation openings of theTo unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.Special care is required around the machine needle.The wrong plate can cause the needle to break.It may deflect the needle, causing it to break.XL5000us.book Page 1 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMIMPORTANT (in the United Kingdom). DO NOT cut off the main plug from the equipment. If the plugBE SURE to replace the fuse only with an identical approvedIf the main plug is cut off, be sure to remove the fuse andIMPORTANT (in the other countries). If the available socket outlet is not suitable for the plugWith alternativeNOTE: The plug severed from the main leads must beIn the event that the plugAlways replace the fuse cover. Never use plugs with theBlue Neutral. Brown Live. As the colors of the wiring in the main lead of thisThe wire that is colored blue must be connected to theThe wire that is colored brown must be connected to theFoot Controller. 7. Inserting the Needle. 7. Checking the Needle. 8. Changing the Presser Foot. 8. Converting to Free-arm Style. 9. Steadying the Machine. 9Recommended Widths and Lengths for Stitches. 11. Stitch Length Dial. 14. Stretch Stitching. 14. Reverse Sewing Lever. 14. Drop Feed Lever (if the machine is equipped with a drop feed lever). 14Lower Threading. 16. Upper Threading. 18. Using the Needle Threader (models equipped with a needle threader). 19. Quick Thread-Setting System FAST START BOBBIN (models equipped with a quick thread-setting system). 20. Drawing up the lower thread. 21. Sewing with a Twin Needle. 21. Tension of the Thread. 22Straight Stitching. 25. Zigzag Stitching. 26.http://www.bleha.eu/KUBA/bleha/userfiles/conair-haircut-kit-instruction-manual.xml Blind Hem Stitching. 27. Shell Tuck Stitching. 27. Elastic Stitching. 28. Scallop Stitching. 28. Overedge Stitching. 29. Feather Stitching. 29. Triple Zigzag Stretch Stitching. 30. Decorative Stitching. 30. Making a Buttonhole (1-Step Automatic Buttonhole). 30. Making a Buttonhole (4-Step Buttonhole). 31. Adjusting Buttonholes. 33. Sewing Buttons. 33. Zipper Insertion. 34. Gathering. 35. Darning. 35. Appliques. 36. Monogramming and Embroidering. 36Oiling. 38. Cleaning. 39. Performance Checklist. 40. Repacking the Machine. 42This winds the thread onto the bobbin, which you useHolds the spool of thread.This controls the tension of the upper thread.You can turn this in either direction to choose the stitchThis controls the length of the stitches.You can push this to stitch in the reverse direction.A Buttonhole lever (1-Step automatic buttonhole)B Needle threader (page 19). This is only available on certain models. C Handle. D Balance wheel. Turn toward you (counterclockwise) to raise and lowerYou can turn the main power and sewing light on andF Foot controller receptacle (page 6). Plug in the foot controller plug and connect theG Presser foot lever (page 8). This raises and lowers the presser foot. H Foot controller (page 7). You can use this to control the sewing speed, and toI Zigzag presser foot. XL5000us.book Page 4 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMParts code for zigzag presser foot: 138135-122. Foot controller:The above accessories are stored in the accessoryThese accessoriesSFB(XA5539-151)(For other countries)XL5000us.book Page 5 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMUsing other power sources mayElectric shock may result.Always grasp the plug toPulling on the cord may damage the cord, or lead to fire or electricDo not subject the cord to heat. TheseIf the cord or plug is damaged,To reduce theIf it still does not fit, contact a qualifiedLight Switch. This switch turns the main power and sewing lightFoot Controller.http://www.liga.org.ua/content/dodge-stratus-rt-manual-sale When you press the foot controller down lightly, theWhen you pressNoteThis foot controller can be used withIf you leave theTighten the needle clamp.Checking the NeedleChanging the Presser Foot. You will have to change the presser foot dependingIf you leave theUsing other any presser feet may causeIf the presser footConverting to Free-arm Style. Free-arm sewing is convenient for sewing tubular andSteadying the Machine. When the machine is placed on an uneven surface,To choose a stitch, simply turn the pattern selectionStitch widths and lengths areNoteTo select thePattern Stitch Name. Recommended. Width. Length. Page in. InstructionsRecommended. InstructionsDepending on the selected stitch, you may need toThe numbersThe “ ” range is for making a satin stitch (close zigzagStretch Stitching. Setting the stitch length dial to “ ” changes theThe machine is adjusted at the factory so that theIf different types of fabric or thread are used or theNote. Do not forcefully turn the stitch length dialYou can use reverse sewing for backtacking andTo sew in reverse, push the reverse sewing lever inTo sew forward,The machine willDrop Feed Lever (if the machine isUse the drop feed lever to raise or lower the feedThen, stop theNoteNoteSFB (XA5539-151)) that has beenMake sure the bobbinNoteSet the main power switch to “O”.NoteMake sure you raiseUsing the Needle Threader (modelsSet the main power switch to “O”.NoteThe hook will pull theQuickThread-SettingSystemFASTSTARTBOBBINThis new system allows you to start sewingSet the main power switch to “O”.If you are using these types of threads orPull on the upperThe upper threadSewing with a Twin Needle. We have designed your machine so you can sewYou can useAttach the twin needle in the same way as aThe flat side of thePut the extra vertical spool pin in the hole on theX57521-001). Other needles could break,Follow the same instructions for threading aThread the left needle in the same way thatNote. Models that are equipped with a Needle.http://ibeamsc.com/images/canon-eos-rebel-s-2-manual.pdf ThreaderInstead, thread theUsing the needle threader may damage theTension of the Thread. The tension of the thread will affect the quality ofMemoUpper tension is too tight. Locks will appear on the surface of the fabric. Upper tension control dial. Decrease the tension by turning the dial to aUpper tension is too loose. Locks appear on the reverse side of the fabric. Increase the tension by turning the dial to a higherNoteLower tension is too loose. Locks appear on the surface of the fabric. Decrease the thread tension by turning the dial toBobbin. Increase the tension in the bobbin by turning theRemember to return the screw to its originalCorrect tension is important as too much or tooFabric Type. Thread. Size of Needle. Type Size. Medium-Broadcloth Cotton. Taffeta. SyntheticFlannel. Gabardine. Silk or. LightweightLawn, Batiste Cotton. Georgette. SyntheticHeavy-Corduroy. SyntheticTweed Silk. StretchJersey. Ball-point needleTricot. For top-stitching. Synthetic. SilkAlso, the seam may be uneven,Straight StitchingStraight Stitch or Triple Stretch Stitch.If you use the wrong presser, the needle may hit theStitch Length. Stitch Width. Straight StitchStitchFixed 2.5StitchFixed 2.5Raise the needle to its highest position andYou can use the Straight Stitch for top-stitchingYou can use Triple Stretch Stitch for sewingZigzag Stitching. Turn the pattern selection dial to the Zigzag. Stitch, and then select the stitch length. We recommend that you sew using the Straight. Stitch at the beginning and end of the zigzagStitch. Stitch. Zigzag Stitch -4. Fixed 1.7. Fixed 3.5. Fixed 5. XL5000us.book Page 26 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMSet the pattern selectionBlind Hem Stitching. You can use the Blind Hem Stitch to finish the edgeUse the Blind Hem StitchBlind Hem Stitch for stretch fabrics.Stitch or Stretch Blind Hem Stitch, and thenNoteShell Tuck Stitching. The Shell Tuck Stitch can be used to sew a picotStitch Name Pattern. Blind Hem. StitchHem StitchStitch. Shell Tuck. StitchYou can use the Elastic Stitch for mending, sewingEach is explained below. Set the pattern selection dial to the Elastic Stitch.Elastic Stitch as illustrated.You can use the Elastic Stitch to join two pieces ofIf you are usingMake sure you keep the two fabric edges closeScallop Stitching. This machine automatically produces a Scallop. Stitch for decorative edging.Stitch.Stitch Name Pattern. Elastic Stitch -2.5Stitch. Scallop StitchYou can use these stitches to join together seams andThe Overlock StitchesArrowhead Stitch is ideal for sewing the edge of aOverlock, Stretch Overlock or Arrowhead.This stitch worksA finished Elastic Overlock Stitch is shown in theFeather Stitching. Use the Feather Stitch as a decorative top-stitchStitch.The stitch will prevent the fabric from unravelling. Stitch Name Pattern. Stretch. Overlock. Fixed 2.5Overlock. Stitch 5. Arrowhead. Feather Stitch. Fixed 2.5This stitch can be used wherever a Zigzag StitchThe Triple Zigzag Stretch Stitch can also be used as aSet the pattern selection dial toDecorative Stitching. This stitch can be used for decorative stitching. Making a ButtonholeMemoMaking a buttonhole is a simple process thatStitch Name Pattern. Triple Zigzag. Stretch Stitch. Fixed 2.5Stretch StitchStretch StitchStitch. Decorative. Fixed 2.5Stitch. FootAutomatic. Buttonhole)FootWhen sewing buttonholes on stretch fabric, theMaking a ButtonholeMemoMaking a buttonhole is a simple process thatStitch Length. FootButtonhole)FootButtonholeBe careful notStep Sewn section Pattern. Step 1Step 2Step 3Step 4If the stitching on the two sides of the buttonhole isIf the left side is too coarse, turn the buttonholeIf the left side is too fine, turn the buttonholeSewing ButtonsName. Pattern. Foot. ZigzagSewing. ZigzagIf it hits, see stepZipper Insertion. You can use the zipper foot to sew different types ofWhen sewing the right side of the zipper, attach theWhen sewing the left side of the zipper, attach theStitch (center needle position (2.guineaservicesproviders.com/gsp/files/Discovery-Studio-2_5-Manual.pdf5 mmName. Straight. StitchFootYou may also be injured.GatheringStitch.DarningStitch.Stitch Name Pattern. Straight StitchStitch. Straight StitchAny. XL5000us.book Page 35 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMYou can create an applique by cutting a different pieceMemoMonogramming and. Embroidering. EmbroideringStitch.Stitch Name Pattern. Stitch Length. Zigzag StitchStitch. Name. Zigzag. AnyZigzag. AnyStitch. AnyNoteKeep the stitching closeMemoNoteOilingNoteWhenever sewing difficulties are encountered, first review the manual section about the operation that you areIf the problem persists, the following checklistIf you still have difficulties, contact your nearest service center. The combinationNo No No No No. No. NoNeedle is incor-Thread tension isThread tension isBobbin is notUpper thread isInferior needle isThreading is notThe combinationLower threadUpper threadWrong needle isSpool of thread isLint is clinging toLower threading isNeedle is bent orThreading is notThe combinationPage 18 Page 16 Page 8 Page 22 Page 22. Page 18 Page 16 Page 8 Page 16-18. Page 22 Page 22 Page 24 Page 8. Page 18 Page 16 Page 39 Page 24. Page 8 Page 16-18. Page 24. XL5000us.book Page 40 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMNo. No No. NoLint is clinging toStitch lengthNeedle is notThe combinationInferior needle isMain powerInsufficient oiling. The combinationFoot controller isInferior needle isFabric is pulledThread is tangled.Feed dogs areThe bobbinPage 14 Page 8 Page 39 Page 6. Page 24 Page 8 Page 38 Page 7. Page 8 Page 24 Page 7. Page 18 Page 15. Page 14. XL5000us.book Page 41 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMKeep the carton and packing materials for future use. You may have to take or send the machine to be repairedIf you do not pack it properly, or do not use the right packing material, thePlease follow the diagram below for repacking.Save this packing material if you need toAdjusting Buttonholes.33. Appliques.36. Arrowhead Stitch. 11, 13, 29Bobbin Threading. 15, 20. Bobbin Winder.15. Buttonhole. 30, 31. Buttonhole Fine Adjustment.33. Buttonhole Sewing. 30, 31Changing the Light Bulb.38. Changing the Presser Foot.8. Chart of Sewing Fabrics, Needles and Thread CombinationsCleaning.39. Connecting Plugs.6. Converting to Free-arm Style.9Decorative Stitch. 11, 30. Drawing Up Lower Thread.21. Drawing Up the Lower Thread.21. Drop Feed Lever.14Elastic Stitch.11, 12, 13, 28. Embroidering.36Feed Dogs Cleaning.39. Finishing Sewing.26. Foot Controller.7. Foot Controller Connecting.6. Foot Controller Operating.7. Free-arm Sewing.9. Free-arm Style.9Maintenance.38. Making a Buttonhole. 30, 31. Monogramming and Embroidering.36Needle Threader.19Overedge Stitching.29Pattern Selection Dial.10. Pattern Width.11. Performance Checklist.40. Presser foot lever.4. Presser Foot Replacement.8. Principal Parts.4Repacking the Machine.42. Reverse Sewing Lever.14Scallop Stitch. 11, 28. Sewing Buttons.33. Sewing Light Bulb Replacement.38. XL5000us.book Page 43 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMSewing with a Twin Needle.21. Shell Tuck Stitch.11, 12, 13, 27. Shuttle Hook Removal.39. Shuttle Race Cleaning.39. Spool pin. 15, 18. Steadying the Machine.9. Stitch Length Dial.14. Straight Stitch. 11, 12, 13, 25, 34, 35. Stretch Blind Hem Stitch. 11, 13, 27. Stretch Overlock Stitch. 11, 12, 29. Stretch Stitching.14Thread Tension.22. Threading Bobbin.15. Threading Needle.19. Topstitching.26. Triple Stretch Stitch.11, 12, 13, 25. Triple Zigzag Stretch Stitch.11, 12, 13, 30. Twin Needle Sewing.21Upper Threading.18. Using the Needle Threader.19Zigzag Stitch. 11, 12, 13, 26, 33, 36. Zipper Foot. 5, 34. Zipper Insertion.34. XL5000us.book Page 44 Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:25 AMPerhaps the users of ManualsCat.com can help you answer your question. By filling in the form below, your question will appear below the manual of the Brother XL-5050. Please make sure that you describe your difficulty with the Brother XL-5050 as precisely as you can. The more precies your question is, the higher the chances of quickly receiving an answer from another user. You will automatically be sent an e-mail to inform you when someone has reacted to your question.gulf-rope.com/images/bulk_images/files/Dl-704Up-Manual.pdf T herefo re, ey e dama ge may r esult from dis assemb ling or alteri ng thi s machi ne. Safety precautions h ave been d esigned to prevent an y possibl e laser be am expo sure to the operator.You can adj ust th e sewing pos ition by moving the guideline mark er while check ing the guideli ne marker on the fabri c. You don’t need to look for the needle drop p oint to check t he sewing position. Other vari ous adju stments a re avail able usin g the guideline mark er. See “USING SENSOR FUNCTIONS WITH SEWING STITCH” on page B-76. Expanding Y our Creativity with Dual F eed F oot Do y ou feel li ke tr yin g a new m ateri al, li ke thi n fabric o r nylo n fabric. Included dua l fe ed foot wor ks very e ffectiv ely when sewin g those di fficult material s. T his foot also works effe ctively when you s ew the dif ferent type of mater ials toget her, like thi n fabric with thick fabr ic. You can adjus t the fee d length for t he various f abric t ypes. See “Using th e Dual Feed Foot” on page B-67. Sensor Function - Automatic Patter n Placeme nt When embroide ring, you can s et th e pattern position quic kly with the automatic posi tioning function usi ng the sensor pen. LED Pointer S hows You th e Needle Drop Position Included Embr oidery f oot with LED point er indicates that needle position with a red LED point. The LED p ointer s hows you the locati on of th e nee dle pe netr atio n so th at it is ea sier to adj ust the embroidery posi tion.This se ction provide s detail s on t he initial setup pr ocedures as well as descri ptions of this machine’s more usef ul fun ctions. Chap ter 1 Getting Ready T o learn the operation of the principal parts and the screens Page B-20 Chap ter 2 Sensor F unctions T ry the new function using the suppl ied senso r pen Page B-70 S Sewing This section des cribes procedur es for usin g the various uti lity sti tches as well as oth er functi ons. It provides de tails on basic machine sewi ng in addition to the mor e expre ssive fe atures of the machine, from sewing tub ular pieces and butt onholes to sewing t he characte r and decorative stitch patterns. Chapter 1, “Embr oidery ”, provides det ails on sewing embr oidery patt erns stored on the machi ne as well as pa tte rns tha t hav e be en impo rte d. Ch apt er 2, “E mbro id ery Ed it”, provi de s deta ils on e diti ng embroidery patt erns to create custom embro idery. Chap ter 1 Em br oi dery Maximum 30 cm ? 18 cm (appr ox. 12 inches ? 7 inches) for large embro idery designs Page E-2 Chap ter 2 Em br oi dery Edi t Designs can be combined, rotated or enlar ged Page E-56 A Appendix This section pr ovides important information for operating th is machine. Chap te r 1 How to Create Bobbin Wo r k T o lear n how to creat e bobbin work Page A-2 Chap ter 2 Maintenance and T roubleshooting Find troubleshooting tips and pointers as well as how to keep your machine in the best working condition. Page A-18 Before using the sewing machi ne, careful ly read thes e descripti ons to learn the names of th e machine parts.Attach the app ropriate p resser f oot for the selected stit ch. (page B -55) e Feed dogs The feed dogs feed th e fabric in the sewing dir ection.The measureme nts on the needle plate and the needle pla te cover are refer ences for stitches with a left needle posi tion.Hold the butt on in to sew at the machine’s slowest speed. The button changes col or according to the machine’s operation mode.The stitches are s ewn in t he oppos ite posi tion. For other stitches, use this button to sew reinforc ement stitches at the begi nning and end of sewing. Press and hold this butto n, a nd th e mach ine sews 3 sti tch es in th e sam e sp ot and stops automatically. (see p age S-5) c “Reinforcement Stitch” button Use this bu tton to sew a single s titch repe atedly and tie-off. The LED light beside this button lights up while the machine is sewing a ful l motif, and automatically turns off when the sewing is stopped. (see page S-5) d “Needle Positi on” button Use this but ton when changing sew ing directio n or for detai led sewing in small areas. Press this button to raise or lower the needle pos ition. With this button, you can low er and ra ise the needle to sew a single stitch.Press this b utton again to r aise the presse r foot.Move the slide to the left to sew at slower speeds. Move the slide to the right to sew at higher speeds. B eginners should sew at a sl ow speed.Green: The machine is read y to sew or is s ewing. Red: The machine cannot sew. T he needle m a y br eak and threa ds may become t angled, or da mage to the mac hin e ma y oc cur. A press er foot stor age tray is stored in the access ory compart ment of the flat bed attachment.W 13 cm (H 7 inches. W 18 cm (H 12 inches. In a ddition, s napping bobbi n clips together allows th e bobbins t o be conven iently st ored an d preven ts them fr om roll ing around if they ar e dropped. No. Part Name P art Code Americas Othe rs Pag e nu mbe r star ts w it h “B ” in t his sec tion. Chapter1 Ge tting Re ady...... B-20 Chapter2 S ensor Fun ctions...... B-70 If it still doe s not fit, contact a qualifie d electricia n to insta ll the proper ou tlet. Do n ot modify the plug in any wa y. Touch anywhere on the screen to displ ay the Home page screen.Follow the procedur e below when the settings screen appears aut omatically. Do not us e a s harp pen cil, screwdriver, or other hard or sharp object. It is not nece ssary to press ha rd on the screen. Pressing too hard or using a sharp ob ject may damage the sc reen.P ressing too h ard or usin g a sharp obje ct ma y da mage t he scr een. No. Disp lay Key N am e Explanation Pa ge a “Sewing” k ey P ress this key t o sew ut ility s titches or chara cter or decor ative s titch patter ns. See the “K ey F unctions” table. B-26 b “Embr oidery” key Attach t he embr oidery unit and pr ess t his key t o e mbroid er patt erns. E-3 c “Embroide ry Edit” key Pr ess this key t o combine embroidery patte rns. With the “Embr oidery Edit” functio ns, you can also cr eate original embro idery patt erns or fra me patter ns. E-57 b c a At tach the p ress er foot i ndicate d in this display before sewi ng. B-55 d Stitch preview Shows a preview of the se lected stitch. S-21 f Stitch selection scr een P ress the key f or the patt ern yo u want to sew. Use to chang e to d iffer ent sti tch gr oups.S-71 c Scree n lock key Press this key t o lock the scr een. W hen the scr een is locked, th e variou s settings, s uch as th e stitch wi dth and stitch le ngth, ar e locked and canno t be changed. P ress this k ey again to unlock the settings. S-18 d Home page scr een key Pr ess this k ey anytime it is displayed t o re turn t o the home page scr een and select a d iffer ent cat egory - “Sewing”, “Embr oidery” or “Embr oidery E dit”. The sewing mode changes between si ngle needle mode and t win needle mo de each ti me you p ress the key. I f the k ey displ ay is l ight gr ay, t he select ed stit ch patt ern cannot be sewn in the twi n needle mode. B-51 f Sensor function key Pr ess this ke y to use the sensor function. B-76 g Image ke y Pr ess this key t o displa y an enlar ged imag e of the select ed sti tch patt ern. S -22 h Machin e’ s memor y key Press this key t o select from 3 memory fun ctions; retrieving, storing or reset. S-11 j Thread tensio n key Shows the aut omatic thr ead tension setting of the curr ently s elected s titch pattern. Y ou can use the plus and minus keys to change the thread tension settings. S-12 k Clock key P ress this key t o set the clock to your local ti me. B-55 to B-57 m Sewing machine help key Pr ess this key to see e xplanatio ns on how to use the machine. B-36 n Machine setting mode k ey Pr ess this key t o change the need le stop positio n, change t he volume of opera tion sound, adjust the patt ern or scr een, and change other machine settings. B-28 a d b c h j k f l m n s p o q r e g i u t Y ou can use the plus and minus keys to a djust the zigzag width and st it ch le ngth se tt ing s. S-10 p Guideline m arker k ey P ress this key t o dis play the gu ideline mark er alo ng the sewing line. The guideli ne marker makes it eas ier to sew stitches that align with the fab ric edge or other marker on the fabric. S-14 q Mirro r image k ey P ress this key to cr eat e a mirr or im age of t he select ed st itch patt ern. I f the k ey displ ay is light gray, a mirro r image of the selecte d stitch patt ern cannot be sewn. S-21 r Automatic th read cutting key Pr ess this key to set the automatic thread cutting function. Set the automatic thre ad cutting function b efore sewing to have the machine aut omatically sew r einforcem ent stitches at the beginning and end of sewing (depending on the patt ern, the machine may sew re verse stit ches) and trim the thr eads aft er sewing. If you select this setting before sewing, the machine will automatica lly sew r everse st itches or r einfor cemen t stitches d epending on the pat tern, at the beginning and end o f sewing. S-5 t F r ee mot ion mod e key P ress this k ey to ent er free motion s ewing mode. The pr esser fo ot is r aised t o an appr opriat e height a nd the feed dog is lower ed for fr ee motion quilting. S-39 u Pivot key Pr ess this key to select the pivot setting. When the pivot setting is selected, stopp ing the machi ne lowers t he needle and slightly raises the pr esser foot auto maticall y.Sewing setti ngs a Select whether to us e the sew ing speed con troller to dete rmin e the zi gzag widt h (se e page S -38).Adjust the pres ser foot to one of the t hree heig hts (3.2 mm, 5.0 mm and 7.5 mm). (see page S-15) j Change the h eight of the pres ser foot whe n the machine is set to free motion se wing mode (see pa ge S-39).If it is turned “OFF”, the machin e can be u sed without thread. (see page S-4, E-26) e Change the spea ker volume. Increas e the number for loude r volume, dec rease for softer vol ume.If t he machine is used with the up per thread t hreaded, th e machine will no t be ab le to detec t if the t hread has beco me tangled. Continu ing to use th e machi ne wi th tangle d thread may cause da mage.Touc h the sc reen or any op eration al butt on to conti nue sew ing. “Shutoff Suppo rt Mode”; Machine w ill turn o ff after set pe riod of tim e. Turn machin e off and then back on to resta rt sewi ng.Y ou need to turn off the m achi ne.Dep ending on the patter n color, select the de sired bac kground c olor from the 66 se ttings availab le.To view the pa tterns with the n ew thumbnai l size, re turn to the cat egory select ion screen, and then select the pat tern categ ory again.Three func tions ar e available fr om the screen shown below.Six cate gories are dis played at t he top of the scre en. Press a key to see more informatio n about that categor y. displays informat ion about the main parts of th e machine and their functions. This is the first screen displayed when you press.Some of t he functi ons are describ ed in th e movies. Wat ch these mo vies f or a better understanding of the functions.Using the Sewing Guide Function The sewing guide funct ion ca n be used t o select patt ern s from the Util ity S titc h scre en. Use this functi on when you are not sure whic h stitch to use for your appli cation, or to get advice about sewin g part icular s titches. For example, i f you want to sew overcastin g, but you do not know whi ch stit ch to use or how to sew th e stit ch, y ou can use this scre en to get advic e. We recommend that beginner s use this method to select stitc hes.