White 219R Manual de usuario

(I)

‘II

WHITE

SEWING

MACHINE

Record

space

provided

below

the

Serial No. and

Model

No.

this

appliance.

The

Scerial

No.

located

ott

Bed

Plate.

The

Model No.

located

Bed

Plate.

Serial

No.

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Model No.

Retain

these

numbers

for

future

reference.

IPagel

Features

and

Parts

Winding the

Bobbin

Upper

Threading

Placing

Bobbin

Case

Adjusting

the

Tensions

Adjusting

Pressure

and

Feeding

Fabric

Preparing

Sew

Applications

the

Smocking

Stitch

Twin

Needles

Upper

Threading

arid

Stwing

Samples

Creative

Embroidery

Creative

Embroidery

Embroidering

With

Hoop

Making

Buttonholes

Regulate

the Length

Stitch

Sewing

Reverse

INDEX

(Itemi

lPal

Straight

and

Zigzag

Sewing

Buttons

Straight

Stretch

Stitch

Multiple

Zigzag

Stitch

Blind

Stitch

Hem

Manual

Operation

The

Adjustable Cording

and

Zipper Foot

Quilting Guide

Seam

Gauge

Cloth

Guide

Cleaning

and

Oiling

the

Shuttle

Care

and

Maintenance

of Your

Machine

Accessories

Trouble

Chart

For

Portabile

Installing

sewing

Head

Fig.

FEATURES

AND

PARTS

(Front

View)

Take up

Lever

Pressure

Release

(Darning)

Arm

Thread

Guides

Pattern

Selector

Dial

Zigzag

Stitch

Width

Control

Bobbin

Winder

Hand

Wheel

Stitch

Length

Control

Reverse

Stitch

Button

10.

Drop

Feed

Control

11.

Model/Seriaj

No.

Plate

12.

Needle

Clamp Screw

13.

Presser

Foot

14.

Needle Plate

15.

Cover

Plate

16.

Attachment

and

Foot

Thumb

Screw

17.

Tension Control

18.

Thread Guide

19,

Sew

Lght

Switch

20.

Spool

Pins

21.

Bobbin

Winder

Tendon

(Thread

Guide)

22.

Presser

Bar

Lifter

23.

Thread

Cutter

24.

Head

Hinge

Mounting

Holes

STITCHING

GUIDE

etc.

Fabric

Pig.

Extremely

heavy

tarpaulin,

tackIng, canvas,

duck,

etc.

Heavy

upholstery

fabric,

ticking,

denim,

leattra,etta

Medium

heavy

drapery fabric,

velveteen

suiting,

felt,

terry,

etc.

Medium

broadcloth

percale,

gingham,

linen,

chintz,

taffeta,

sheer

wool,

sfrantung,

etc.

Sliee

voile,

lawn,

dimity, crepe,

handkerchief

linen, plastic

film,

Very sheer

chiffon,

batiste,

lace,

organdy,

nineso, net,

marquisette

etc.

Turn

the

hand

wheel

toward

you

to raise

the

take.

lever

its

highest

position.

Place

spooi

thread

tite

spool pin.

Lead

the

thread through

the

upper

arm

thread

guides.

(A,8,

Fig.

Down and

between tension

discs

(C,

Fig.

Irons

Right to Left.

Draw

the

thread

through

the

check

spring

(D,

Fig.

and

with

slight

tug

into

the

hook,

(E,

Fig,

6).

Tlreri

through

the

eye

of the

take.up

lever

(F,

Fig. 6)

from

right

left.

Lead

thread

down,

through

the

thread

guide

(G, F,

Fig.

then

through

the

needle bar

guide

(I,

Fig.

6).

Thread needle

from

front

to hack,

drawing

through about

inches.

Hold

the

end

the

upper

thread

lcsely

and

turn

the hand

wheel

toward

you

until

the

needle

goes

all

the way

down

and

comes

back

up.

Aloop

(Fig.

will

formed

over

the

upper

thread

which

then

can

pulled

out

straight.

Place

both

thread

ends

under

the presser

foot

and draw

toward

the

back

the

machine,

leaving

both

threads three

four

inches

long.

WINDING

THE

BOBBIN

UPPER

THREADING

Flg.4

Fig.5

Fig.

Disengage

the hand

wheel

(I,

Fig.

from the

stitching

mechanism

turning

the

clutch

(2,

Fig.

toward

you

counter

clockwise.

Place

spool

thread

one

Lire

spool

pins and

lead

thread

though

the

arm

thread

guide

(3, Fig.

3).

Run end

thread through

hole

the

bobbin

edge and

place

bobbin

spindle

of bobbin

winder

(4, Fig.

fitting

the

notch

bobbin

over

small

spindle.

Push

bobbin

(5,

Fig.

tIre

right,

and hold

thread

end

loosely

then

start

machine

slowly.

Bobbin

will

stop

winding

when

filled.

Turn

‘.rutch

away from

you

until

sewing

mechanism

again

engaged

that

needle moves

when you

turn

the

hand

wheel.

Break

off

loose

thread

end

used

start

the winding.

Fig.

SETTING

THE

NEEDLE

Raise

the

needle

bar

(A)

its

highest

point,

turning

hand

wheel

toward

you

hand.

Loosen

needle

clamp

screw

(B)

and

then

needle

can

removed

replaced.

When

replacing needle

(Flat

Side to

BACK)

needle

clamp

push

upward

far

it will

into

needle

clamp

hole.

Tighten

the

Needle

clamp

screw

)B)

securely

with

screw

driver.

After

changing

the

needle,

make

one

complete revolution

of the

hand

wheel

hand

sure

the

needle

the

correct position.

Step

(illustrated

Fig. A).

Hold

bobbin

case

between

thumb

and

forefinger

left

hand,

that

the

slot

the

edge

the

bobbin

case

top,

take

the

bobbin between

thumb

and

forefinger

right

hand

that

the

thread

top

leads

from

left

right.

Step

Insert

bobbin

into

bobbin

case,

pull

the

thread

into the

slot

the

bobbin

case

shown

Fig.

and

draw

under

the

tension

spring

and

into the fork-shaped opening

the

spring

shown

Ftg.

THREADING

THE

BOBBIN

CASE

I11

F,g.

Fig.

PDJUSTING

THE

TENSIONS

PLACING

BOBBIN

CASE

Fig.

Raise

needle

bar to

highest

position,

arid

lift

hinged

cover

plate.

(See

Fig.

I-bId

the bobbin

case

latch

(0,

Fig.

8),

between

the

thumb

and

forefinger

the

left

hand,

with

least three inches

thread

running

from

the

top

the

bobbin

case

the

right.

Insert

and

center

the

bobbin

case

the stud

the

shuttle

body,

(C).

sure

the

bobbin

case

linger

(E)

opposite

the

shuttle

race

notch,

(A).

Press

the

bobbin

case

)B)

into

the

shuttle

far

possible until

latch

catches

on the

center

post

the

shuttle.

Then

release

the

bobbin

case

latch,

(0).

Press

bobbin

case

again

after

latch

has

been

released to

make sure

the

bobbin

case

locked securely.

the cover

plate.

Always

adjust

the

upper

tension

with

the

presser

foot

down,

the

tension

released

when

raised.

increase

the

tension

the

upper

thread, turn

dial

(Fig.

the

right.

decrease,

turn

the

left.

Before

adjusting lower tension

sure

that

the

machine

threaded

properly.

When

necessary

change

the

bobbin tension,

turn

small screw

(Fig. 10)

side

the

bobbin

case

clockwise

tighten,

counterclockwise

loosen.

When

the

upper

tensions

are

properly

balanced,

perfect

stitch

will

formed

with

both

threads interlock’

ing

fabric

(Fig.

11).

When

the

upper

tension

too

tight,

the lower

thread

pulled

over

the

upper thread

which

lying

flat

the fabric

(Fig.

12).

When

the

upper

tension

too

loose,

the

upper

thread

forms loops

over

the

tosser

thread

lying

flat

the

fabric

(Fig.

13>

Fig.

Fg.

Fig.

ADJUSTING

PRESSURE

AND

FEEDING

OF FABRIC

General

Sewing. Usually

for

normal

sewing

the

pressure bar

cap or

darner

release,

(B,

Fig.

14)

its

lowest position

and

the

drop

feed

knob

turned to

“position,

(Fig.

15).

Sewing Thin

Light

Weight

Fabrics.

When

lighter

pressure

required to

sew

satisfactorily

thin

silk

flimsy

material,

the

pressure

cap

should

about

halfway

down.

Release

all

the

way

pressing

the snap

lock,

(A,

Fig.

14)

and

then

press

cap

(B)

down

again

halfway

spot.

Darning

and

Mending.

order

to move

the

fabric

freely

any

direction

for

darning

and

mending,

release

the

pressure

cap

(B,

Fig.

14)

completely

pressing

down

the

snap

lock,

(A.

Fig.

14)

Turn

drop

feed

control

(Fig.

15)

“

position.

This

will

drop

the

feed

well

below the

needle plate.

return

feed

normal

position,

turn

knob

to”

“position.

PREPARING

SEW

Have

take-up

lever

highest

point

before

starting

sew.

not

try

help

the

feeding

pulling the

material

this may

deflect

the

needle

and

cause

break.

NEVER

run

machine

without

material

under

the

presser

foot.

Place

material

and

threads

position under

the

presser

foot

and

lower the

presser

foot.

Turn

the

hand

wheel

toward

you

until

the

needle

its

highest

point.

You

are

now

ready

begin sewing.

having the

needle at

its

highest

point,

not

necessary

to touch

the

hand

wheel

start

the

machine.

You

merely

press

the

control.

The

speed

the

machine

regulated

increasing

decreasing the

amount

of pressure

exerted

the

control.

REMOVING

THE WORK

sure

stop

the

machine

when the

thread

take.up

lever

and

needle

bar

are

the

highest

position.

Now

raise

the

presser

foot

and draw

the fabric

back

and

the

left,

Fig.

16-A

and

and pass

the

threads

over

the

thread

cutter.

Pull

down

slightly,

holding

thread

both

hands,

not

bend

the

needle.

Leave

the ends

thread

under

the presser

foot.

Fig.

Fig. 16-A

Fig.

16-8

APPLICATIONS

THE

SMOCKING

STITCH

This

stitch

gives

finished

inch seam

one

step.

For kints,

gives

strength

and

elasticity

the

seams

and

prevents

the

curling

the fabric

that

often

occurs

with

5/8

inch

opened

seams.

most

applicable

soft,

thin

knits

such

nylon

acetate

knits,

but

may

used

other

fabrics

well.

Always

make

test

seams with

this

stitch.

For

woven

fsbric,

the

smocking

stitch

gives

strength

and

prevents

raveling.

can

used

woven

goods

replace flat

felled

French

seams.

For

patterns

with

inch seams:

(Fig

)

Place

the

raw edge

the

fabric

under

the

presser

foot

that

the

needle

swings

the

right,

comes

dosvn

the

raw

edge.

This

will

result

enclosed

seam

allowance.

For

patterns

with

5/8

inch

seams:

(Fig,

)

The

seam

allowances

may

trimmed

inch

either

before

after

sewing.

trimnling

before

sewing,

proceed

above.

Otherwise,

sew

the

seam with

the

raw edge

the

fabric

the

etched

guide

line

“14”.

(Any

time you

use

the

full

width

particular

stitch,

you should

readjust

the

raw

edge

the fabric

1/8

inch

the

left.) Afterward,

trim

the

excess

fabric near

the

stitching.

This

method

actually

easier

than

the

overedge

method

for

fabrics

that

curl.

Pattenu

151

Length:

Width:

Feed

Dog:

Pressure:

Nrmai

Foot:

Zigzag

Foot

SEAMS

TWIN

NEEDLES

UPPER

THREADING

AND

SEWING

sure

zigzag

needle

plate

and

presser

foot

are

place.

threading

instructions

for

single

needle

with

these

exceptions:

Place

two

spools

thread,

matching

contrasting

color,

one

each

spool pin.

Lead

both threads

through

arm

thread

guides.

Bring

threads

down

and

around

tension

discs

with one

thread

passing

between

the back

discs

and

the

other

between

the

front

discs.

Now

treat both

threads

one

until you

reach

the needle eye.

Pass

one

thread

through

each

needle

eye

(Gid.

18).

The

maximum

zigzag

stitch

width

that

can

sewn

when

using

twin

needle

the

number

setting

of the

zigzag

width

control.

Any

position

above

the

number

position

will

break

the

twin

needle.

Straight

stitching

and

decorative

stitch

designs can

produced

the

same

manner

for

single

needle

sewing

except

for

the

maximum

zigzag

width.

Fig.

SAMPLES

CREATIVE

EMBROIDERY

“A”

Sew

few

stitches

width

then

turn

knob

back

for

short

period.

Count

necessary,

establish

rhythm.

(A,

Fig.

20)

“B”

Move

the

zigzag

width

control

slowly

back

and

forth

between

the

number

and

number

(B,

Fig.

20)

“C” Gradually

move

the

zigzag

width

control

from

and

instantly

return

Then,

repeat

likewise.

(C,

Fig.

20).

“0”

Set

zigzag

width

stitch

length

Sew

few

zigzag

stitches.

Turn

the

drop

feed

knob

(Fig.

15)

“

____

“

position

for

stitches

then normal

position

again.

operating

the drop

feed

knob

rhythmically

not

necessary

count

stitches.

(D.

Fig.

26).

“E”

Set

drop

feed

knob

at”

“position

and

zigzag

width

control

the

number

position.

Take

stitches,

leave

needle

fabric

and

pivot

fabricon

needle,

make

daisy

petal.

Continue

until

flower

design

completed.

Lock

threads

setting

stitch

width

and sewing

stitches

center

design.

(E,

Fig.

20).

I’

CREATIVE

EMBROIDERY

sure

zigzag

presser

foot

and

zigzag

needle plate

are

place.

Set

pattern

selector

(C,

Fig.

17)

“1

‘‘position.

With

the

zigzag

width

control

(0,

Fig.

17)

set

the

Number

and

stitch

length

control

(A,

Fig.

17)

near

possible

without

stopping

the

feeding

action,

sating

stitch

produced

(Fig.

19).

With

the

machine

set

for

short

stitch

length,

different

designs

can

made

turning

the

zigzag

width

control

back

and

forth

between

and

any

other

combinatio”c

widths.

Try

setting

the

zigzag

width

control

(0,

Fig.

17)

the

first

line

and

the various

oher

lines.

Set

rhythm

for

yourself

and

then

proceed.

After

while you

will

become

quite

skillful,

varying

your

designs

the

speed

the

machine,

stitch

length

and

manipulation

the

zigzag

width

control.

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