White 404 Manual de usuario

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SINCE

I876

muclunes

OBTAIN

THE

BEST

PERFORMANCE

FROM

YOUR MACHINE

SURE THE

CABINET,

CARRYING

CASE

OTHER

ITEMS

USED

WITH

YOUR

MACHINE

ARE GENUINE

WHITE

PRODUCTS.

Printed

USA

You

are

now

the

owner

new

zigzag

sewing

machine,

the

most

versatile

type

its

kind

you can

possess.

Buttonholes,

monogramming,

stretch stitching,

overcasting

and

creative

embroiãery

are

done

with

ease

and

speed.

aid

you

obtaining

the

greatest

performance

from

your

new

WHITE

this

book

its

care

and use

has

been

written

for

you.

Read

the

instructions

•

carefully,

thorough

understanding

your

machine

will

reward

you

with

many

hours

trouble

free,

creative

sewing.

Time-saving

attachment

such

rufflers,

binders,

edgestitchers,

hemmers

and

others

complement

the

accessories

furnished

with

your

WHITE

are

available

from

the

store

where

you

purchased

your

machine.

•

WHITE

SEWING

MACHINE

COMPANY

Cleveland,

Ohio

44111

WHITE

CONSOLIDATED

INDUSTRIES,

LTD.

Toronto,

Ontario,’Canada

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Parts

Indentification

Principle

Parts

Accessories

Installing

Machine

onto

portable

case

cabinet

and

Connecting

Machine

;

Selection

Needles

and

Threads

Needle-Thread-Fabric-Stitching

Guide

Changing

Needle

Changing

Needle

Plate

Selection

Presser

Foot

Winding

Bobbin

Upper Threading

Threading

Bobbin

Case

Placing

Bobbin

Case

Shuttle

Selection

Stitch

Length

Control

Reverse

Push

Button

Stitch

Width

Control

Relating

Stitch

Length

Stitch

Width

Stretch

Stitch

Lever

Stitch

Pattern

Selector

[MODEL

4261

Blind

Stitch

Selector

[MODEL

4151 18

Controls

Adjusting

Thread Tensions

Adjusting

Pressure

Fabric

and

Feed

Dog

Height

Sewing

Light

Buttonholer

[MODELS

415

426]

Creative

Embroidery

Control

Preparing

Sew

Guiding

Fabric

Turning

Corners

Curved

Seams

Sewing

Across

Heavy

Seams

Removing

the

Work

Straight Stitch

Seam

Basting/Topstitching

Darning

Cording/Sewing

Zipper

Quilting

Zigzag

Stitch

Overcasting

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AGE

Seaming

Knits

Seaming

Buttons

With

Thread Shank

Satin

Stitching

Tapering/Creative

Embroidery

Manual

Embroidery

Designs

Freehand

Monogramming

Applique/Patching

Gathering

Over

Cord

Lace

Application

Flutter

Hem

Sewing

Tips

Shaping

Dart

Interfacing

Multiple

Zigzag

Stitch

[MODEL

4261

Buttonholes

Preparation

Built-In

Buttonhole

[MODELS

415

4261

Turn-Round

Buttonhole

Corded

Buttonhole

Blind

Hem

Stitch

[MODELS

415

4261

Straight

Stretch

Stitch

Topstitching

Ultra-Stretch

Stitch

Rick-Rack

Stretch

•

Pine-Leaf

Stretch

[MODELS

415

426]

Special

Ultra-Stretch

[MODEL

426]

Elastic

Application

Overlock

Application

Oiling

Machine

Cleaning

and

Oiling

Shuttle

Area

Adjusting

Bobbin

Winder

Adjusting

and

Changing

Motor

Belt

Problem

and

Remedies

Attachment

Foot

Edgestitcher

Binder

Folded

Binding

Two-Tone

Binding

Hand-Cut

Bias

Binding

The

Set

Hemmers

Ruffler

Narrow

Hemmer

Lace

Trimmed

Hems

Lace

Edge

with

Invisible

French

Seam

Hemming Across

Seam

Stitching

SECYCN

PARTS

IDENTIFICATION

PRiNCIPLE

PARTS

FRONT

VI.

BACK VIEW

MODEL

426

MODEL

415

MODEL

404

Take-up

Pressure

Control

Top

Thread

Guides

Stitch Pattern

Window

[Model

4261

Stitch Pattern

Selector

[Model

426]

Selector

Release

[Model

4261

Blind

Stitch

Selector

[Model

415]

Creative

Embroidery

Control

Bobbin

Winder

Hand

Wheel

10.

Clutch

nut

11.

Stitch

Width

Control

12.

Stretch Stitch

Lever

13.

Stitch

Length

Control

14.

Reverse

Push

Button

15.

Feed

Dog

Height

Control

16.

Needle

Plate

17.

Feed

Dog

18.

Presser

Foot

19.

Slide

Plate

20.

Thumb

Screw

21.

Needle

Clamp

22.

Tension

Clamp

23.

Check

spring

24.

Thread

Guard

[Model

426)

25.

Light

Switch

26.

Face

Cover

27.

Bobbin

Winder

Tension

disc

28.

Presser

Foot

Lever

29.

Thread

Cutter

30.

Head

Hinge

Holes

31.

Spool

Pins

METAL

BOBBINS

For

your

spare

bob-

‘.‘

bins

wound

with

‘

various

color

threads.

PACK

NEEDLES

SPOOL

CUSHIONS

Place

two

felt

Spool

Cushions

spool

pins

reduce

sound

of spool

spin-

fling

and

result

best

stitching.

SCREW

DRIVERS

Small

one

for

use

bobbin

thread

ten

sion

adjustment.

Large

one

for

use

thumb

screw,

needle

clamp,

etc.

OILER

ACCESSORIES

Your

nevi

White

sewing

machine

comes

equipped

with the

foflowing

set

accessories

make

your

stitchings

the

best

suit with

your

fabric

and

sewing

purpose.

STRAIGHT

STITCH

FOQT&

NEEDLE

PLATE

BUTTON

FOOT

For

holding

buttons

place

for

stitch

ing.

BUTTONHOLE

FOOT

QUILTING

GUIDE

CORDING

AND

ZIPPER

FOOT

CLOTH

GUIDE

WITH

SCREW

INSTALLING

MACHINE

HEAD

ONTO

PORTABLE

CASE.

Loosen

both

head

hinge

set

screws

the

rear

side

back

machine

bed

plate

until

head

hinge

holes

are

clear.

Tilt head

hinge

pins

and back

far

they

will

go.

Carefully

slip

machine

head

onto

hinges

—

making

sure

the

head

hinge

pins

are

inserted

far

they

can

into

head

hinge holes.

Allow

machine

head

rest

its

tilted

back

position.

Tighten

both

set

screws

securely

with screwdriver.

Plug

electrical

leads

from

machine

head

into sockets located

inside

cabinet

portable

case.

Cord

identified

with

“motor”

tag

must

plugged

into

socket

marked

“motor”.

Untagged

cord

goes

“light” socket.

Insert

plug

into

wall

outlet

110—115

Volts.

NOTE:

Where

three

wire

ground

ing

provided

connect

the

plug

from

the

sewing

machine

to the

connection

leading

from

the

speed

control.

One

prong

larger

than

the

other

three,

eliminating

the

possibility

error.

Insert

plug

into

wall

outlet

110—115

CABINET-AND

CONNECTING

MACHINE

LATE

Volts.

SELECTION

NEEDLES

AND

THREADS

The

needle

and

thread

you choose

depends

upon

the

fabric

you

are

stitching.

The

correct

selection

needle

and

thread

very

important

avoid

damaging

the

fabrics

light

weight,

tightly

woven

fabrics,

and

prevent

skipstitches

when

sewing

very

sheer

stretchy

fabrics

needle

breakage

when

stitching

heavy

stiff

fabrics.

For

best

results,

sewing

machine

needles

should

replaced

when

they become

even

slightly

dull

bent

the

completion

every

other

garment.

regular needle

suggested

for

use

with

woven

fabrics. Needles,

style

the

range

size

from

20 are used

this

machine.

The

lower

number

indicates

the

finer

needle.

The

most

commonly

used

sizes are

and

14.

ball

point

needle

recommended

for

use

with

tricots,

jerseys,

lingeries

and

power

nets.

Unlike

sharp

pointed

needles,

which

pierce

fibers

knit

fabrics

destroying

elasticity,the

ball

point

needle

slips

between

fibers

without

damage to fabric

and

skipped

stitches.

wedge

point

needle

recommended

for

use

with

leather

and

leather-look

vinyls.

wedge

cutting

point

pierces

leather

easily

than

ordinary

sewing

machine

needles,

resulting

satisfactory stitching.

Although

recommended

use

ball

point

needle

for

knit

fabrics,

when

sewing

very

stretchy

fabrics of

knits,

the

underlay of

thin

paper

below

the

fabric

and

the

use

finer

needle

are

suggested

prevent

skip

stitches.

Always

use

the

same

type

and

size

thread

both

needle

and

bobbin.

Use

good

quality

thread

without

knots

for best

stitches.

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‘I

NEEDLE

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THREAD

—

FABRIC

—

STITCHING

GUIDE

Extremely

heavy

tarpaulin,

sacking,

Heavy

Duty

canvas,

duck,

etc.

Heavy

upholstery

fabric,

ticking,

Heavy

Duty

denim,

leatherette.

Medium heavy

drapery

fabric,

velveteen,

Heavy

Duty

suiting,

felt,

terry,

etc.

Medium

broadcloth,

percale,

gingham,

linen,

chintz,

taffeta,

sheer

wool,

shantung,

etc.

Sheer

voile

lawn

dimity,

crepe,

handkerchief

linen,

(plastic

film)

Plastic

film,

etc.

Very sheer

chiffon,

batiste,

lace,

organdy,

nylon

net,

marquisette,

etc.

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