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Quilting Foot
Reduce the foot pressure and turn
the dial on the machine lowering the
feed dogs for free motion quilting.
Walking Foot
Forked part
of operation
lever
Secure the
capscrew
with a
screwdriver.
1
2
1
Insert the forked part of the op-
eration lever while raised in an
upright position onto the screw
on the right side of the needle
bar, as shown and then insert the
capscrew.
2
Tighten the screw securely with a
screwdriver. Tightening ad-
equately is important as the
screw might loosen due to the
foot and forked operation lever
vibration.
Note
•
Do not press the foot controller
all the way down.
Try to keep the sewing speed low
(500 r.p.m. or less).
•
The fabric may not feed if you
sew at high speeds.
•
The feed dog for feeding the
cloth may not move if the foot
pressure on the fabric is too
strong. Use the presser foot
pressure adjustment dial to
achieve the desired results.
•
It is not advisable or necessary
to use the Pin Feed mode with
the walking foot.
Note
•
If the foot is frequently used, be
sure to apply a small amount of
oil about once a month to the
area indicated by the arrow. (If
too much oil is applied, wipe off
the excess with a cloth.)
•
For best results when using me-
tallic or monofilament threads
for free-motion quilting, sew with
a good quality thread, set upper
tension 1-2, and use a metallic
needle.
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