- DL manuals
- Baby Lock
- Sewing Machine
- Aventura BLMAV
- Instruction And Reference Manual
Baby Lock Aventura BLMAV Instruction And Reference Manual
Summary of Aventura BLMAV
Page 3: Danger
Introduction i thank you for purchasing this machine. Before using this machine, carefully read the “important safety instructions”, and then study this manual for the correct operation of the various functions. In addition, after you have finished reading this manual, store it where it can quickly ...
Page 4
Important safety instructions ii 5 always keep your work area clear: • never operate the machine with any air openings blocked. Keep ventilation openings of the machine and foot control free from the build up of lint, dust, and loose cloth. • do not store objects on the foot controller. • do not use...
Page 5: Save These Instructions
Important safety instructions iii save these instructions this machine is intended for household use. For users in countries except european countries this appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience a...
Page 6
Trademarks iv trademarks important: read before downloading, copying, installing or using. By downloading, copying, installing or using the software you agree to this license. If you do not agree to this license, do not download, install, copy or use the software. Intel license agreement for open so...
Page 7: Basic Operations
What you can do with this machine v what you can do with this machine b basic operations after purchasing your machine, be sure to read this section first. This section provides details on the initial setup procedures as well as descriptions of this machine’s more useful functions. Chapter 1 getting...
Page 8: Basic Operations
Contents vi introduction .................................................. I important safety instructions ................. I trademarks ..................................................... Iv what you can do with this machine ..... V b basic operations chapter 1 getting ready 2 names of machine ...
Page 9: Decorative Sewing
Contents vii sewing stretch fabrics and elastic tape ............. 25 stretch stitching ................................................................... 25 elastic attaching ................................................................... 25 appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching ........... ...
Page 10: Appendix
Contents viii a appendix chapter 1 maintenance and troubleshooting 2 care and maintenance.......................................... 2 restrictions on oiling .............................................................. 2 precautions on storing the machine ........................................ 2 ...
Page 11: Basic
Basic operations this section provides details on the initial setup procedures as well as descriptions of this machine’s more useful functions. Page number starts with “b” in this section. Chapter1 getting ready....................................................... B-2 chapter2 starting to sew........
Page 12
Names of machine parts and their functions b-2 the names of the various parts of the machine and their functions are described below. Before using the machine, carefully read these descriptions to learn the names of the machine and their locations. Machine ■ front view 1 top cover open the top cover...
Page 13
Names of machine parts and their functions ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-3 b 9 foot controller jack insert the plug on the end of the foot controller cable into the foot controller jack. 0 usb port (for a usb flash drive) in order to import patterns from a usb flash drive, insert the usb f...
Page 14: Caution
Names of machine parts and their functions b-4 embroidery unit 1 embroidery frame holder insert the embroidery frame into the embroidery frame holder to hold the frame in place. (page b-61) 2 frame-securing lever press the frame-securing lever down to secure the embroidery frame. (page b-61) 3 embro...
Page 15
Names of machine parts and their functions ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-5 b operation panel and operation keys 1 lcd (liquid crystal display) (touch panel) selected pattern settings and messages are displayed. Touch the keys displayed on the lcd to perform operations. For details, refer t...
Page 16
Names of machine parts and their functions b-6 included accessories after opening the carton, check that the following accessories are included. Part code for each item is listed under the part name. * these accessories are included in the same box as the embroidery unit. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Zigzag fo...
Page 17
Names of machine parts and their functions ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-7 b optional accessories the following are available as optional accessories to be purchased separately. Part code for each item is listed under the part name. Note • (for u.S.A. Only) foot controller: model t this fo...
Page 18
Names of machine parts and their functions b-8 using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section the utility stitch numbers differ depending on the model of your machine. Refer to the column titled “blmav” for your machine. Blmav: aventura blmsp: soprano blmlr: lyric bl210a: katherine stitch n...
Page 19: Warning
Turning the machine on/off ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-9 b turning the machine on/off warning • use only regular household electricity for the power source. Using other power sources may result in fire, electric shock, or damage to the machine. • make sure that the plugs on the power cor...
Page 20
Turning the machine on/off b-10 turning on the machine a make sure that the machine is turned off (the main power switch is set to “ ”), and then plug the power cord into the power supply jack on the right side of the machine. B insert the plug of the power cord into a household electrical outlet. 1...
Page 21
Lcd operation ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-11 b viewing the lcd an opening movie may be displayed when the power is turned on. When the opening movie is displayed, the screen will be displayed if you touch the lcd with your finger. Press a key with your finger to select the stitch pattern...
Page 22
Lcd operation b-12 ■ utility stitch screen ■ utility stitch editing screen no. Display key name explanation page 1 – stitches press the key for the pattern you want to sew. B-35 2 pattern display size show the approximate size of the pattern selected. 100%: nearly the same size as the sewn pattern 5...
Page 23
Lcd operation ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-13 b using the settings key press to change the default machine settings (needle stop position, embroidery speed, opening display, etc.). Press or , after you changed necessary settings. ■ sewing settings 1 select whether to use the sewing speed ...
Page 24
Lcd operation b-14 ■ embroidery settings a select the embroidery frame to be used and displayed as a guide. For details, refer to “changing the “embroidery frame display”” in the “embroidering” section. B when set to “on”, the embroidery pattern can be selected according to the embroidery frame size...
Page 25
Lcd operation ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-15 b ■ general settings l select the needle stop position (the needle position for when the machine is not being operated) to be up or down. Select the down position when using the pivot key. (page b-44) m select whether to hear the beep operatio...
Page 26
Lcd operation b-16 ■ choosing the display language a press . B display page 8. C use and to choose the display language. 1 display language d press to return to the original screen. Adjusting input sensitivity for operation keys you can adjust the sensitivity of the operation keys to five levels. Di...
Page 27
Lcd operation ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-17 b saving a settings screen image to usb flash drive an image of the settings screen can be saved as a bmp file. A insert the usb flash drive into the usb port on the right side of the machine. 1 usb port 2 usb flash drive b press . → the setti...
Page 28: Caution
Winding/installing the bobbin b-18 winding the bobbin this section describes how to wind thread onto a bobbin. A open the top cover. B place the bobbin on the bobbin winder shaft so that the spring on the shaft fits into the notch in the bobbin . Press down on the bobbin until it snaps into place. 1...
Page 29: Caution
Winding/installing the bobbin ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-19 b e place the spool of thread for the bobbin onto the spool pin. Slide the spool onto the pin so that the spool is horizontal and the thread unwinds to the front at the bottom. • if the spool is not positioned so that the threa...
Page 30: Caution
Winding/installing the bobbin b-20 g while holding the thread near the spool with your right hand, as shown, pull the thread with your left hand, and then pass the thread behind the thread guide cover and to the front. 1 thread guide cover h pass the thread under the thread guide plate, and then pul...
Page 31: Caution
Winding/installing the bobbin ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-21 b n press the “start/stop” button once to start winding the bobbin. When the foot controller is plugged in, press down on the foot controller. 1 “start/stop” button o when the bobbin winding becomes slow, press the “start/stop”...
Page 32: Caution
Winding/installing the bobbin b-22 e remove the bobbin cover. F hold the bobbin with your right hand with the thread unwinding to the left, and hold the end of the thread with your left hand. Then, with your right hand, place the bobbin in the bobbin case. G lightly hold down the bobbin with your ri...
Page 33
Winding/installing the bobbin ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-23 b j reattach the bobbin cover. Insert the tab in the lower-left corner of the bobbin cover, and then lightly press down on the right side. → the bobbin threading is finished. Next, thread the upper thread. Continue with the pro...
Page 34: Caution
Upper threading b-24 threading the upper thread a turn on the machine. B raise the presser foot lever to raise the presser foot. 1 presser foot lever → the upper thread shutter opens so the machine can be threaded. C press (needle position button) once or twice to raise the needle. 1 needle position...
Page 35: Caution
Upper threading ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-25 b e place the spool of thread onto the spool pin. Slide the spool onto the pin so that the spool is horizontal and the thread unwinds to the front at the bottom. F slide the spool cap onto the spool pin. Slide the spool cap as far as possibl...
Page 36
Upper threading b-26 l raise the presser foot lever. Threading the needle a pull the end of the thread, which has been passed through the needle bar thread guide, to the left, then pass the thread through the notch of the threader thread guide a, and then firmly pull the thread from the front and in...
Page 37: Caution
Upper threading ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-27 b e carefully pull the end of thread that was passed through the eye of the needle. If the needle was not completely threaded, but a loop in the thread was formed in the eye of the needle, carefully pull the loop through the eye of the needl...
Page 38: Caution
Upper threading b-28 g reattach the bobbin cover. Insert the tab in the lower-left corner of the bobbin cover, and then lightly press down on the right side. Using the twin needle with the twin needle, you can sew two parallel lines of the same stitch with two different threads. Both upper threads s...
Page 39: Caution
Upper threading ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-29 b g thread the upper thread in the same way that the upper thread for the left side was threaded. 1 thread guide cover • for details, refer to steps g through i of “threading the upper thread” on page b-24. H without passing the thread throu...
Page 40: Caution
Replacing the needle b-30 be sure to observe the following precautions concerning the handling of the needle. Failure to observe these precautions is extremely dangerous, for example, if the needle breaks and fragments are dispersed. Be sure to read and carefully follow the instructions below. Fabri...
Page 41: Caution
Replacing the needle ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-31 b checking the needle sewing with a bent needle is extremely dangerous since the needle may break while the machine is being operated. Before using the needle, place the flat side of the needle on a flat surface and check that the dista...
Page 42: Caution
Replacing the needle b-32 g press to unlock all keys and buttons. Caution • be sure to insert the needle until it touches the needle stopper and securely tighten the needle clamp screw with the screwdriver, otherwise the needle may break or damage may result..
Page 43: Caution
Replacing the presser foot ge t t in g re a d y basic operations b-33 b replacing the presser foot a press (needle position button) once or twice to raise the needle. B press . • when the message “ok to automatically lower the presser foot? ” appears on the lcd screen, press to continue. → the scree...
Page 44: Caution
Replacing the presser foot b-34 removing and attaching the presser foot holder remove the presser foot holder when cleaning the machine or when installing a presser foot that does not use the presser foot holder, such as the walking foot and quilting foot. Use the screwdriver to remove the presser f...
Page 45: Caution
Sewing basic operations b-35 st ar ti ng t o sew b stitch types • for details on sewing and storing the stitches 2 through 9, refer to “decorative sewing” section. Sewing a stitch a turn the main power to on and press (needle position button) to raise the needle. → the screen of appears. If you want...
Page 46: Caution
Sewing b-36 e if necessary, specify the setting for automatic reverse/ reinforcement stitching and adjust the stitch length, etc. • for details on adjusting the stitch width and length, refer to “setting the stitch width” on page b-40 and “setting the stitch length” on page b-40. F install the press...
Page 47: Caution
Sewing basic operations b-37 st ar ti ng t o sew b m when the needle has stopped moving, raise the presser foot and remove the fabric. ■ using the foot controller you can also use the foot controller to start and stop sewing. A turn off the machine. B insert the foot controller plug into its jack on...
Page 48
Sewing b-38 sewing reinforcement stitches reverse/reinforcement stitches are generally necessary at the beginning and end of sewing. You can use (reverse stitch button) to sew reverse/reinforcement stitches. Refer to “stitch setting chart” under the column for “reverse/ reinforcement stitching” on p...
Page 49
Sewing basic operations b-39 st ar ti ng t o sew b d press (reverse stitch button) or (reinforcement stitch button). 1 reverse stitches (or reinforcement stitches) → the machine will sew reverse stitches (or reinforcement stitches) and stop. The operation performed when the button is pressed differs...
Page 50: Caution
Setting the stitch b-40 this machine is preset with the default settings for the stitch width, stitch length, “l/r shift”, and upper thread tension for each stitch. However, you can change any of the settings by pressing in the utility stitch screen, then following the procedure described in this se...
Page 51: Caution
Setting the stitch basic operations b-41 st ar ti ng t o sew b setting the “l/r shift” follow the steps below when you want to change the placement of the zigzag stitch pattern by moving it left and right. Press to shift the pattern to the left. → the value in the display appears with a minus sign. ...
Page 52
Setting the stitch b-42 ■ upper thread is too loose if the upper thread is visible from the wrong side of the fabric, the upper thread is too loose. 1 wrong side of fabric 2 right side of fabric 3 upper thread 4 bobbin thread 5 the upper thread is visible from the wrong side of the fabric. Each pres...
Page 53
Useful functions basic operations b-43 st ar ti ng t o sew b automatically cutting the thread the machine can be set to automatically cut the threads at the end of the stitching. This is called “programmed thread- cutting”. If programmed thread-cutting is set, automatic reverse/reinforcement stitchi...
Page 54: Caution
Useful functions b-44 c adjust the “presser foot pressure” by pressing / . Automatic fabric sensor system (automatic presser foot pressure) the thickness of the fabric is automatically detected and the presser foot pressure is automatically adjusted with an internal sensor while sewing, to insure th...
Page 55: Caution
Useful functions basic operations b-45 st ar ti ng t o sew b a select a stitch. B press to select the pivot function. → the key appears as . C place the fabric under the presser foot with the needle at the starting point of the stitching, lower presser foot and then press the “start/stop” button. Th...
Page 56: Caution
Useful functions b-46 e display page 3. F adjust the “free motion foot height” by pressing / to select the height that the quilting foot is raised above the fabric. • increase the setting by pressing , for example, when sewing very stretchy fabric, so that it is easier to sew. Hands-free raising and...
Page 57
Stitch setting chart basic operations b-47 st ar ti ng t o sew b applications, stitch lengths and widths and whether the twin needle can be used are listed for utility stitches in the following table. *1 for free motion quilting, use free motion open toe quilting foot “o”. *2 for free motion quiltin...
Page 58
Stitch setting chart b-48 1-15 overcasting stitch g reinforcing of light and medium weight fabrics 3.5 (1/8) 2.5 - 5.0 (3/32 - 3/16) 2.0 (1/16) 0.4 - 5.0 (1/64 - 3/16) no reinforce- ment no 1-16 overcasting stitch g reinforcing of heavyweight fabric 5.0 (3/16) 2.5 - 5.0 (3/32 - 3/16) 2.5 (3/32) 0.4 ...
Page 59
Stitch setting chart basic operations b-49 st ar ti ng t o sew b 2-02 blind hem stretch stitch r hemming stretch fabric 00 3 ← - →3 2.0 (1/16) 0.4 - 5.0 (1/64 - 3/16) no reinforce- ment no 2-03 blanket stitch j appliqués, decorative blanket stitch 3.5 (1/8) 0.0 - 7.0 (0 - 1/4) 2.5 (3/32) 0.4 - 5.0 (...
Page 60
Stitch setting chart b-50 3-05 hemstitching n *1 decorative hems 3.0 (1/8) 0.0 - 7.0 (0 - 1/4) 3.5 (1/8) 0.4 - 5.0 (1/64 - 3/16) no reinforce- ment no 3-06 hemstitching n *1 decorative hems, daisy stitch 6.0 (15/64) 0.0 - 7.0 (0 - 1/4) 3.0 (1/8) 0.4 - 5.0 (1/64 - 3/16) no reinforce- ment no 3-07 hem...
Page 61
Stitch setting chart basic operations b-51 st ar ti ng t o sew b 4-04 narrow squared buttonhole stitch a buttonholes for light to medium weight fabrics 5.0 (3/16) 3.0 - 5.0 (1/8 - 3/16) 0.4 (1/64) 0.2 - 1.0 (1/64 - 1/16) no automatic reinforce- ment no 4-05 stretch buttonhole stitch a buttonholes fo...
Page 62
Embroidery step by step b-52 follow the steps below to prepare the machine for embroidery. Chapter 3 starting to embroider embroidery step by step step 3 step 1, 2 step 5 step 6 step 4 step 7, 8 step 9 step # aim action page 1 presser foot attachment attach embroidery foot “u”. B-53 2 checking the n...
Page 63: Caution
Attaching the embroidery foot basic operations b-53 st ar ti ng t o embro id er b a press (needle position button) to raise the needle. B press . • when the message “ok to automatically lower the presser foot? ” appears on the lcd screen, press to continue. → the screen changes, and all keys and ope...
Page 64: Caution
Attaching the embroidery unit b-54 a turn off the machine. B pull the flat bed attachment off to the left. C slide the tab on the cover of the connection port in the direction of the arrow to open the cover. D insert the embroidery unit connector into the connection port, and then lightly push in th...
Page 65: Caution
Attaching the embroidery unit basic operations b-55 st ar ti ng t o embro id er b 1 carriage → the screen for selecting the embroidery pattern type is displayed. • for details on the embroidery patterns, refer to “selecting embroidery patterns” on page b-62. ■ removing the embroidery unit make sure ...
Page 66: Caution
Embroidery attractive finishes b-56 there are many factors that go into beautiful embroidery. Using the appropriate stabilizer (page b-57) and hooping the fabric in the frame (page b-58) are two important factors mentioned earlier. Another important point is the appropriateness of the needle and thr...
Page 67: Caution
Preparing the fabric basic operations b-57 st ar ti ng t o embro id er b attaching iron-on stabilizers (backing) to the fabric for best results in your embroidery projects, always use stabilizer material for embroidery. Follow the package instructions for the stabilizer being used. When using fabric...
Page 68: Caution
Preparing the fabric b-58 hooping the fabric in the embroidery frame ■ types of embroidery frames the types and numbers of supplied embroidery frames will differ depending on the machine model. Extra large embroidery field 26 cm × 16 cm (10 - 1/4 inches × 6 - 1/4 inches) use when embroidering connec...
Page 69
Preparing the fabric basic operations b-59 st ar ti ng t o embro id er b b lay the fabric right side up on top of the outer frame. Re-insert the inner frame making sure to align the inner frame’s with the outer frame’s . 1 inner frame’s 2 outer frame’s 3 frame adjustment screw c slightly tighten the...
Page 70
Preparing the fabric b-60 b place the embroidery sheet on the inner frame. Align the guide lines on the embroidery sheet with the mark you made on the fabric. 1 inner frame 2 guide line c gently stretch the fabric so there are no folds or wrinkles, and press the inner frame into the outer frame. 1 i...
Page 71: Caution
Attaching the embroidery frame basic operations b-61 st ar ti ng t o embro id er b a press (presser foot lifter button) to raise the presser foot. B raise the frame-securing lever. 1 frame-securing lever 2 carriage c align the embroidery frame guide with the right edge of the embroidery frame holder...
Page 72
Selecting embroidery patterns b-62 copyright information the patterns stored in the machine are intended for private use only. Any public or commercial use of copyrighted patterns is an infringement of copyright law and is strictly prohibited. Embroidery pattern types there are many character and de...
Page 73
Confirming the pattern position basic operations b-63 st ar ti ng t o embro id er b the pattern is normally positioned in the center of the embroidery frame. If the pattern needs to be repositioned for better placement on the garment, you can check the layout before starting embroidery. Checking the...
Page 74: Caution
Embroidering b-64 after the preparations are done, you can try embroidering. This section describes the steps for embroidering and appliquéing. Embroidering a pattern embroidery patterns are embroidered with a change of thread after each color. A prepare embroidery thread of the color shown on the s...
Page 75
Embroidering basic operations b-65 st ar ti ng t o embro id er b g remove the thread for the first color from the machine. Thread the machine with the next color. H repeat the same steps for embroidering the remaining colors. → when the last color is sewn, the message informing that the embroidering...
Page 76
Embroidering b-66.
Page 77: Sewing
Sewing this section describes procedures for using the various utility stitches as well as other functions. It provides details on basic sewing in addition to the more expressive features of the machine, such as sewing tubular pieces and buttonholes. Page number starts with “s” in this section. Chap...
Page 78
Sewing tips s-2 trial sewing after you have set up the machine with the thread and needle appropriate for the type of fabric being sewn, the machine automatically sets the stitch length and width for the stitch that is selected. However, a trial piece of fabric should be sewn since, depending on the...
Page 79
Sewing tips sewing s-3 se w in g a t t r a c t ive f in ishes s sewing an even seam allowance to sew an even seam, start sewing so that the seam allowance is to the right of the presser foot, and the edge of the fabric is aligned with either the right edge of the presser foot or a marking on the nee...
Page 80: Caution
Sewing various fabrics s-4 sewing thick fabrics ■ if the fabric does not fit under the presser foot if the fabric does not fit easily under the presser foot, raise the presser foot lever even higher to bring the presser foot to its highest position. ■ if thick seams are being sewn and the fabric doe...
Page 81: Caution
Sewing various fabrics sewing s-5 se w in g a t t r a c t ive f in ishes s sewing stretch fabrics first, baste the pieces of fabric together, and then sew without stretching the fabric. 1 basting for best results when sewing on knit fabrics use the stretch stitches. Also be sure to use a needle for ...
Page 82
Basic stitching s-6 straight stitches are used for sewing plain seams. • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. * stitch patterns can be selected directly by pressing the numeric keys on the machine during preset u...
Page 83
Basic stitching sewing s-7 u t il ity s t it ch es s ■ changing the needle position the needle position used as the baseline is different for the straight stitch (left needle position) and the straight stitch (center needle position). 1 straight stitch (left needle position) 2 straight stitch (cente...
Page 84
Blind hem stitching s-8 secure the bottoms of skirts and pants with a blind hem. • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. A turn the skirt or pants wrong side out. 1 wrong side of fabric 2 right side of fabric 3 ed...
Page 85
Blind hem stitching sewing s-9 u t il ity s t it ch es s i slide the item that you wish to sew onto the free arm, make sure that the fabric feeds correctly, and then start sewing. 1 free arm j position the fabric with the edge of the folded hem against the guide of the presser foot, and then lower t...
Page 86
Blind hem stitching s-10 ■ if the needle does not catch the hem fold the needle is too far to the right. Increase the stitch width so that the needle slightly catches the fold of the hem. example: thick fabric example: normal fabric 1 wrong side of fabric 2 right side of fabric l sew with the fo...
Page 87: Caution
Overcasting stitches sewing s-11 u t il ity s t it ch es s sew overcasting stitches along the edges of cut fabric to prevent them from fraying. Sewing overcasting stitches using overcasting foot “g” • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “b...
Page 88
Overcasting stitches s-12 sewing overcasting stitches using zigzag foot “j” • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. * stitch patterns can be selected directly by pressing the numeric keys on the machine during pre...
Page 89
Overcasting stitches sewing s-13 u t il ity s t it ch es s a remove the presser foot. B hook the connecting fork of the side cutter onto the needle clamp screw. 1 connecting fork 2 needle clamp screw c position the side cutter so that side cutter pin is aligned with the notch in the presser foot hol...
Page 90
Buttonhole stitching/button sewing s-14 • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. Buttonhole sewing the maximum buttonhole length is about 28 mm (1-1/8 inches) (diameter + thickness of the button). Buttonholes are s...
Page 91
Buttonhole stitching/button sewing sewing s-15 u t il ity s t it ch es s a use chalk to mark on the fabric the position and length of the buttonhole. 1 marks on fabric 2 buttonhole sewing b pull out the button guide plate of buttonhole foot “a”, and then insert the button that will be put through th...
Page 92: Caution
Buttonhole stitching/button sewing s-16 g gently hold the end of the upper thread in your left hand, and then start sewing. → once sewing is completed, the machine automatically sews reinforcement stitches, then stops. H press (thread cutter button) once. Raise the presser foot, and then remove the ...
Page 93
Buttonhole stitching/button sewing sewing s-17 u t il ity s t it ch es s a hook the gimp thread onto the part of buttonhole foot “a” shown in the illustration. B it fits into the grooves, and then loosely tie it. C attach buttonhole foot “a”. D select stitch or . E adjust the stitch width to the thi...
Page 94: Caution
Buttonhole stitching/button sewing s-18 g turn the handwheel toward you (counterclockwise) to check that the needle correctly goes into the two holes of the button. If it seems as if the needle will hit the button, remeasure the distance between the holes in the button. Adjust the stitch width to th...
Page 95
Zipper insertion sewing s-19 u t il ity s t it ch es s • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. * stitch patterns can be selected directly by pressing the numeric keys on the machine during preset utility stitch mo...
Page 96: Caution
Zipper insertion s-20 h select stitch . I topstitch around the zipper. 1 stitching 2 right side of fabric 3 basting stitching 4 end of zipper opening j remove the basting stitching. Inserting a side zipper stitching is visible on only one piece of fabric. Use this type of zipper application for side...
Page 97: Caution
Zipper insertion sewing s-21 u t il ity s t it ch es s e press the seam allowance so that the right side (the side that will not be stitched) has an extra 3 mm (1/8 inch). 1 wrong side of fabric 2 3 mm (1/8 inch) f align the zipper teeth with the pressed edge of the fabric having the extra 3 mm (1/8...
Page 98: Caution
Zipper insertion s-22 n topstitch around the zipper. Sew reverse stitches at the end of the zipper opening and align the zipper teeth with the side of the presser foot. 1 right side of fabric 2 end of zipper opening 3 reverse stitches 4 beginning of stitching 5 basting stitching o when you are about...
Page 99: Caution
Zipper/piping insertion sewing s-23 u t il ity s t it ch es s a zipper and piping can be sewn in place. • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. * stitch patterns can be selected directly by pressing the numeric ke...
Page 100: Caution
Zipper/piping insertion s-24 h topstitch around the zipper. 1 stitching 2 right side of fabric 3 basting stitching 4 end of zipper opening i remove the basting stitching. Inserting a piping a place the piping between two fabrics inside out, as shown below. 1 fabric 2 piping 3 fabric b refer to the s...
Page 101: Caution
Sewing stretch fabrics and elastic tape sewing s-25 u t il ity s t it ch es s • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. * stitch patterns can be selected directly by pressing the numeric keys on the machine during p...
Page 102
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching s-26 • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. * stitch patterns can be selected directly by pressing the numeric keys on the machine during preset utility stitch mode. Refer ...
Page 103
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching sewing s-27 u t il ity s t it ch es s f turn the handwheel toward you (counterclockwise), and then begin sewing around the edge of the appliqué, making sure that the needle drops just outside of the appliqué. When sewing around corners, stop the machine with t...
Page 104
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching s-28 ■ piecing using the 1/4" quilting foot with guide (sold separately with some models) this quilting foot can sew an accurate 1/4 inch or 1/8 inch seam allowance. It can be used for piecing together a quilt or for topstitching. A press , and then attach the...
Page 105: Caution
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching sewing s-29 u t il ity s t it ch es s e start sewing. F when the end of the stitching is reached, stop the machine. Sew until the mark at the lower edge of the 1/4" quilting foot aligns with the lower edge of the fabric. 1 6.4mm (1/4 inch) 2 end of stitching 3...
Page 106: Caution
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching s-30 ■ using the quilting guide (sold separately with some models) use the quilting guide to sew parallel stitches that are equally spaced. A insert the stem of the quilting guide into the hole at the rear of the walking foot or presser foot holder. walking ...
Page 107: Caution
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching sewing s-31 u t il ity s t it ch es s e hold the quilting foot in place with your right hand, and tighten the presser foot holder screw using the screwdriver with your left hand. 1 presser foot holder screw f use both hands to stretch the fabric taut, and then...
Page 108: Caution
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching s-32 e attach free motion quilting foot “c” at the front with the presser foot holder screw aligned with the notch in the quilting foot. 1 presser foot holder screw 2 notch f hold the quilting foot in place with your right hand, and tighten the presser foot ho...
Page 109: Caution
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching sewing s-33 u t il ity s t it ch es s a slide the feed dog position switch, located at the rear of the machine on the base, to (to the left as seen from the rear of the machine). 1 feed dog position switch (as seen from the rear of the machine) → the feed dogs...
Page 110
Appliqué, patchwork and quilt stitching s-34 finished project g after sewing is finished, slide the feed dog position switch lever to (to the right as seen from the rear of the machine) and turn the handwheel to raise the feed dogs. Satin stitching using the sewing speed controller a decorative stit...
Page 111
Reinforcement stitching sewing s-35 u t il ity s t it ch es s reinforce points that will be subject to strain, such as sleeve holes, inseams and pocket corners. • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. * stitch pat...
Page 112
Reinforcement stitching s-36 • when lowering the presser foot, do not push in the front of the presser foot, otherwise the bar tack will not be sewn with the correct size. 1 do not reduce the gap. E pull down the buttonhole lever as far as possible. 1 buttonhole lever the buttonhole lever is positio...
Page 113
Reinforcement stitching sewing s-37 u t il ity s t it ch es s d position the fabric so that the needle is 2 mm (1/16 inch) in front of the area to be darned. 1 tear 2 2 mm (1/16 inch) pass the upper thread down through the hole in the presser foot, and then lower the presser foot. • when lowering th...
Page 114
Eyelet stitching s-38 eyelets, such as those on belts, can be sewn. • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. A attach monogramming foot “n”. B select stitch . C adjust either the stitch width or the stitch length t...
Page 115
Attaching patches or emblems to shirt sleeves sewing s-39 u t il ity s t it ch es s use these stitch patterns to attach patches or emblems to pant legs, shirt sleeves, etc. • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. ...
Page 116
Attaching patches or emblems to shirt sleeves s-40 k after you have sewn to the corner, stop the machine, and then select stitch again. L after sewing 3 to 5 stitches at the beginning of the stitching, stop the machine. Memo • the feeding direction of the fabric differs depending on the stitch that ...
Page 117
Decorative stitching sewing s-41 u t il ity s t it ch es s the utility stitches contain the following decorative stitches. • using the table below, refer to “using the utility stitch tables in the “sewing” section” in the “basic operations” section. Fagoting stitching across an open seam is called “...
Page 118
Decorative stitching s-42 f sew with the center of the presser foot aligned along the center of the two pieces of fabric. G after sewing is finished, remove the paper. Scallop stitching the wave-shaped repeated pattern that looks like shells is called “scalloping”. It is used on the collars of blous...
Page 119
Decorative stitching sewing s-43 u t il ity s t it ch es s e select stitch , or . F stitch between the straight stitches. G pull out the threads for the straight stitches. Shell tuck stitching the gathers that look like shells are called “shell tucks”. They are used to decorate trims, the front of b...
Page 120: Caution
Decorative stitching s-44 d turn the fabric over so that the right side faces up, and then sew over the seam with the center of the presser foot aligned with the seam. 1 right side of fabric heirloom stitching when sewing with the wing needle, the needle holes are enlarged, creating a lace-like deco...
Page 121
Decorative stitching sewing s-45 u t il ity s t it ch es s d with the right side of the fabric facing up, sew along the right edge of the frayed section. E press the mirror image key. • for details, refer to “mirroring stitches” in the “basic operations” section. → the pattern displayed on the scree...
Page 122
Decorative stitching s-46.
Page 123: Decorative
Decorative sewing this section provides instructions on sewing character stitches and decorative stitches as well as on adjusting and editing them. Page number starts with “d” in this section. Chapter1 character / decorative stitches ...........D-2 caution • before replacing the presser foot, be sur...
Page 124
Selecting stitch patterns d-2 selecting decorative stitch patterns/satin stitch patterns/7 mm satin stitch patterns/cross stitch/utility decorative stitch patterns a select the category of the pattern you want to sew. B press the key of the stitch pattern you want to sew. Use or to display the previ...
Page 125
Selecting stitch patterns decorative sewing d-3 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d c press and then enter “b”. D press / to display “l”, “u” and “e”, and enter them. E press two times and press to enter a space. F press two times and enter “s”. 1 space is a jump stitch • remove the jump ...
Page 126: Caution
Sewing stitch patterns d-4 sewing attractive finishes to achieve attractive results when sewing character/decorative stitches, check the table below for the proper fabric/thread/needle combinations. Basic sewing a select a decorative/character stitch pattern. B attach monogramming foot “n”. C place ...
Page 127
Sewing stitch patterns decorative sewing d-5 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d f press (reverse stitch button) or (reinforcement stitch button) to sew reinforcement stitches. Making adjustments your stitch pattern may sometimes turn out poorly, depending on the type or thickness of fabr...
Page 128
Sewing stitch patterns d-6 d press , and then adjust the pattern with the “fine adjust verti.” or “fine adjust horiz.” displays. if the pattern is bunched: press in the “fine adjust verti.” display. → the displayed value increases each time the button is pressed and the pattern will lengthen. if...
Page 129
Editing stitch patterns decorative sewing d-7 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d you can create just the finish you want using the editing functions. Make patterns larger or smaller, make mirror images, etc. Editing stitch patterns note • some editing functions cannot be used with certai...
Page 130
Editing stitch patterns d-8 c some of the following keys will appear, depending on the selected stitch pattern. Elongation key when 7mm satin stitch patterns are selected, press this key to choose from 5 automatic length settings, without changing the stitch zigzag width or stitch length settings. D...
Page 131
Editing stitch patterns decorative sewing d-9 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d changing the size after selecting desired stitch, press and then press to change the size of the stitch pattern. The stitch pattern will be sewn in the size highlighted on the key. example: actual stitch p...
Page 132: Caution
Editing stitch patterns d-10 changing thread density (for satin stitch patterns only) after selecting a satin stitch pattern, press on the editing screen to select your preferred thread density. Returning to the beginning of the pattern you can return to the beginning of the pattern after trial sewi...
Page 133
Editing stitch patterns decorative sewing d-11 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d checking the image you can display an approximate size image of the selected stitch pattern. You can also check and change the colors of the image on the screen. A press . → an image of the selected pattern...
Page 134
Combining stitch patterns d-12 you can combine many varieties of stitch patterns, such as character stitches, cross stitches or satin stitches. You can also combine stitch patterns of different sizes, mirror image stitch patterns and others. Before combining single stitch sewing is automatically sel...
Page 135
Combining stitch patterns decorative sewing d-13 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d d press to display editing screen again, and then press . → the pattern is displayed in a smaller size. E press . → the entered pattern is repeated. Combining horizontal mirror image stitch patterns a pre...
Page 136
Combining stitch patterns d-14 d press once. → the length of the image is set to . E press to display the previous screen, and select the same pattern again. F press to display editing screen again, and then three times. → the length of the image is set to . G press . → the entered pattern is repeat...
Page 137
Using the memory function decorative sewing d-15 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d stitch data precautions observe the following precautions when using stitch data other than what was created and saved in this machine. ■ types of stitch data that can be used in the character/decorative ...
Page 138
Using the memory function d-16 ■ if the memory is full if the following screen appears while you are trying to save a pattern on the machine’s memory, the memory is too full to hold the currently selected stitch pattern. To save the stitch pattern in the machine’s memory, you have to delete a previo...
Page 139
Using the memory function decorative sewing d-17 cha r a c t er / de co ra t ive st it c h es d retrieving stitch patterns from the machine’s memory a press . → the pocket selection screen will then appear. B choose a stitch pattern to retrieve. • if the entire saved stitch pattern is not displayed,...
Page 140
Using the memory function d-18 e press . • press to delete the stitch pattern. The pattern will be deleted from the usb flash drive. → the selected stitch pattern is recalled and the sewing screen will be displayed..
Page 141: Embroidering
Embroidering this section provides instruction to embroider designs with this machine. Page number starts with “e” in this section. The screen display and machine illustration may vary slightly, depending on the countries or regions. Chapter1 embroidery .................................................
Page 142
Selecting patterns e-2 prepare the machine for embroidery according to the instructions on “starting to embroider” of “basic operations”. Selecting embroidery patterns/baby lock “exclusives”/floral alphabet patterns a select the category of the pattern. B press the key of the desired pattern. → the ...
Page 143
Selecting patterns embroidering e-3 em bro id er y e d press to display “e” on the screen, and then enter “e”. • after selecting a character if you would like to change the character size press . The size changes each time you press the key, from large to medium to small. • if you make a mistake, pr...
Page 144
Selecting patterns e-4 ■ entering a line feed using the line feed key, multiple lines of text can be entered. Each line becomes a group, each of which can be edited one at a time. example: entering “high” in the second line of the following screen a press . B enter “high”. C press . → the editing ...
Page 145: Caution
Editing patterns embroidering e-5 em bro id er y e when a pattern is selected in the pattern selection screen and is pressed, the pattern editing screen appears. To finish editing, press to continue to the embroidery settings screen. ■ pattern editing screen editing patterns memo • if a key display ...
Page 146
Editing patterns e-6 moving the pattern a press . B use to move the pattern in the direction shown by the arrow. • press to center the pattern. 1 distance from the center c press to return to the original screen. Changing the size of the pattern a press . B select the direction in which to change th...
Page 147
Editing patterns embroidering e-7 em bro id er y e changing the thread color you can change the thread color by choosing a new color from the thread colors in the machine. A in the pattern editing screen, press . → the thread color palette screen displays. B press or to select the color you want to ...
Page 148
Editing patterns e-8 displaying patterns in the screen magnification a press . → magnification select screen is displayed. B press desired magnification to enlarge the pattern. • press to return to the normal size. C press to return to the original screen. After editing a press . • to combine the pa...
Page 149
Editing character patterns embroidering e-9 em bro id er y e font editing screen appears by pressing on the pattern editing screen. ■ font editing screen changing the colors of alphabet character patterns combined alphabet character patterns can be sewn with each letter in a different color. If “mul...
Page 150
Editing character patterns e-10 changing the font of entered characters after text has been entered, the font can be changed. A press . B select the font that you wish to use. → the text appears in the screen with the new font applied. Changing character spacing a press . B press / to increase or de...
Page 151
Editing character patterns embroidering e-11 em bro id er y e c press to return to the font editing screen. Editing single characters press so that a single character can be selected for editing. The character size and font can be changed. ■ changing the size a press . B select the character to be r...
Page 152
Editing character patterns e-12 changing the configuration of character patterns a press . B press the key of the layout you want to embroider. • when selecting an arc, use and to change the degree of the arc. : make the arc flatter. : make the arc rounder. → the display will show the selected layou...
Page 153
Combining patterns embroidering e-13 em bro id er y e editing combined patterns example: combining alphabet characters with an embroidery pattern and editing a press to select an embroidery pattern. B select the following pattern and then press . C press . D press to enter the alphabet characters....
Page 154
Combining patterns e-14 m when all editing is finished, press and then . → embroidering screen appears. ■ selecting combined embroidery patterns if multiple patterns have been combined, use to select the pattern to be edited. In addition, patterns can be selected by directly touching the screen with...
Page 155
Editing all patterns embroidering e-15 em bro id er y e when is pressed in the editing screen, the embroidery settings screen appears. After editing the pattern, press to continue to the embroidering screen. ■ embroidery settings screen moving the pattern press to move the entire pattern. For detail...
Page 156
Editing all patterns e-16 e use to align the needle and the mark on the fabric, and begin embroidering the pattern. Embroidering linked characters follow the procedure described below to embroider linked characters in a single row when the entire pattern extends beyond the embroidery frame. exampl...
Page 157
Editing all patterns embroidering e-17 em bro id er y e i as in step a , select the character patterns for “def”. J press . K press , and then press . → the needle is positioned in the lower-left corner of the pattern. The embroidery frame moves so that the needle is positioned correctly. L use to a...
Page 158
Embroidery applications e-18 sewing embroidery patterns which use appliqué when the color sewing order display shows (applique material), (applique position) or (applique), follow the procedure below. 1. Creating an appliqué piece È 2. Sewing the appliqué position on the base fabric È 3. Affixing th...
Page 159
Embroidery applications embroidering e-19 em bro id er y e ■ 2. Sewing the appliqué position on the base fabric a attach stabilizer material to the wrong side of the fabric for the appliqué base. Hoop the fabric in the embroidery frame, and then attach the embroidery frame to the embroidery unit. B ...
Page 160
Embroidery applications e-20 ■ 4. Embroidering the remainder of the pattern a change the embroidery thread according to the thread color sewing order, and then finish embroidering the remainder of the pattern. Using a frame pattern to make an appliqué (1) you can use framed patterns of the same size...
Page 161
Embroidery applications embroidering e-21 em bro id er y e using a frame pattern to make an appliqué (2) this is a second method to make appliqué using embroidery patterns. You do not have to change the fabric in the embroidery frame using this method. Embroider one pattern with a straight stitch an...
Page 162
Embroidery applications e-22 sewing split embroidery patterns split embroidery patterns created with palette ver.7 or later can be sewn. With split embroidery patterns, embroidery designs larger than the embroidery hoop are divided into multiple sections, which combine to create a single pattern aft...
Page 163
Adjustments during the embroidery process embroidering e-23 em bro id er y e if the bobbin runs out of thread when the bobbin begins to run out of thread during embroidering, the machine will stop and the message below will appear. Press and follow the directions below to rethread the lower threadin...
Page 164
Adjustments during the embroidery process e-24 if the thread breaks during sewing a press the “start/stop” button to stop the machine. B if the upper thread is broken, redo the upper threading. If the bobbin thread is broken, press and follow the directions in steps a through e from the previous sec...
Page 165
Adjustments during the embroidery process embroidering e-25 em bro id er y e c attach the embroidery frame and press . → the previous embroidery screen displayed before the machine was turned off appears. D continue embroidering. 1 stitch number when embroidery is resumed memo • if you want to start...
Page 166
Making embroidery adjustments e-26 adjusting thread tension when embroidering, the thread tension should be set so that the upper thread can slightly be seen on the wrong side of the fabric. ■ correct thread tension the pattern can be seen from the wrong side of the fabric. If the thread tension is ...
Page 167: Caution
Making embroidery adjustments embroidering e-27 em bro id er y e c press . Adjusting the bobbin case (with no color on the screw) the bobbin case (with no color on the screw) can be adjusted when bobbin tension changes are required to accommodate different bobbin threads. See “embroidery attractive ...
Page 168
Making embroidery adjustments e-28 using the automatic thread cutting function (end color trim) the automatic thread cutting function will cut the thread at the end of sewing each color. This function is initially turned on. To turn this function off, press key and then . This function can be turned...
Page 169
Making embroidery adjustments embroidering e-29 em bro id er y e * sold separately with some models. 1 extra large frame embroidering area 26 cm×16 cm (10-1/4 inches × 6-1/4 inches) 2 center mark 3 large frame embroidering area 18 cm × 13 cm (7 inches × 5 inches) 4 embroidering area for border embro...
Page 170
Making embroidery adjustments e-30 changing the background colors of the embroidery patterns in the settings screen, the background colors can be changed for the embroidery pattern and pattern thumbnails. Depending on the pattern color, select the desired background color from the 66 settings availa...
Page 171: Caution
Using the memory function embroidering e-31 em bro id er y e embroidery data precautions observe the following precautions when using embroidery data other than that created and saved in this machine. ■ types of embroidery data that can be used • only .Pes, .Phc, and .Dst embroidery data files can b...
Page 172
Using the memory function e-32 saving embroidery patterns in the machine’s memory you can save embroidery patterns that you have customized and will use often; for example, your name, patterns that have been rotated or had the size changed, patterns that have had the sewing position changed, etc. A ...
Page 173
Using the memory function embroidering e-33 em bro id er y e saving embroidery patterns to usb flash drive when sending embroidery patterns from the machine to usb flash drive, plug the usb flash drive into the machine’s usb port. A press when the pattern you want to save is in the pattern editing s...
Page 174
Using the memory function e-34 c press . → pattern editing screen is displayed. D adjust the pattern as desired, and then begin embroidering. Recalling from usb flash drive you can recall a specific embroidery pattern from either direct usb flash drive or a folder in the usb flash drive. If the patt...
Page 175
Using the memory function embroidering e-35 em bro id er y e f if necessary, edit the pattern, and press . → embroidery settings screen is displayed. G press . → the embroidery screen is displayed..
Page 176
Using the memory function e-36.
Page 177: Appendix
Appendix this section provides important information for operating this machine. Please read this section to find troubleshooting tips and pointers as well as how to keep your machine in the best working order. Page number starts with “a” in this section. Chapter1 maintenance and troubleshooting.......
Page 178: Caution
Care and maintenance a-2 restrictions on oiling in order to prevent damaging this machine, it must not be oiled by the user. This machine was manufactured with the necessary amount of oil applied to ensure correct operation, making periodic oiling unnecessary. If problems occur, such as difficulty t...
Page 179: Caution
Care and maintenance appendix a-3 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a f remove the needle plate cover. Grasp both sides of the needle plate cover, and then slide it toward you. 1 needle plate cover g remove the bobbin case. Grasp the bobbin case, and then pull it out. 1 bobbin case h use...
Page 180
Care and maintenance a-4 touch panel is malfunctioning if the screen does not respond correctly when you touch a key (the machine does not perform the operation or performs a different operation), follow the steps below to make the proper adjustments. A holding your finger on the screen, turn the ma...
Page 181
Troubleshooting appendix a-5 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a if the machine stops operating correctly, check the following possible problems before requesting service. You can solve most problems by yourself or visit us at “ www.Babylock.Com ”. If the problem persists, contact your b...
Page 182
Troubleshooting a-6 pull the thread to pass it through the slit in the needle plate cover, then cut it with the cutter. 3 slit 4 cutter sewing with the correct thread tension is possible after the bobbin has been correctly installed in the bobbin case. E press to unlock all keys and buttons. Tangled...
Page 183
Troubleshooting appendix a-7 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a f pass the thread under the thread guide plate, and then pull it up. 1 thread guide plate g while using your right hand to lightly hold the thread passed under the thread guide plate, pass the thread through the thread path...
Page 184
Troubleshooting a-8 cause 2 a needle and thread appropriate for the fabric are not being used. The machine needle that should be used depends on the type of fabric sewn and the thread thickness. If a needle and thread appropriate for the fabric are not being used, the thread tension will not be ad...
Page 185
Troubleshooting appendix a-9 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a h remove the bobbin case. If threads remain in the bobbin case, remove them. 1 bobbin case i use the cleaning brush or a vacuum cleaner to remove any lint or dust from the race and its surrounding area. 1 cleaning brush 2 r...
Page 186: Caution
Troubleshooting a-10 p insert the bobbin case so that the s mark on the bobbin case aligns with the z mark on the machine. • align the s and z marks. 1 s mark 2 z mark 3 bobbin case • make sure that the indicated points are aligned before installing the bobbin case. Q attach the needle plate cover a...
Page 187: Caution
Troubleshooting appendix a-11 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a f turn off the machine, and then install the bobbin and presser foot. • refer to “installing the bobbin” and “replacing the presser foot” in the “basic operations” section. G correctly thread the machine. • for details on ...
Page 188
Troubleshooting a-12 d hold the thread end with your left hand, and wind off the thread clockwise with your right hand as shown below. E wind the bobbin again. Note • make sure that the thread passes under the pretension disk of the bobbin-winding thread guide correctly..
Page 189
Troubleshooting appendix a-13 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a list of symptoms ■ getting ready symptom probable cause remedy reference cannot thread the needle. Needle is not in the correct position. Press the “needle position” button to raise the needle. B-4 needle is installed inco...
Page 190
Troubleshooting a-14 ■ while sewing the sewing light does not come on. The sewing light is damaged. Contact your authorized baby lock retailer. – “light” is set to “off” in the settings screen. Change the setting to “on”. B-15 embroidery unit does not operate. Embroidery unit is not attached correct...
Page 191
Troubleshooting appendix a-15 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a needle breaks. Fabric is fed forcefully when sewing thick fabric or thick seams. Allow the fabric to be fed without being forcefully pushed. S-4 stitch length is too short. Adjust the stitch length. B-40 stabilizer is not ...
Page 192
Troubleshooting a-16 fabric puckers. There is a mistake in the upper or bobbin threading. Check the steps for threading the machine and rethread it correctly. B-24 spool cap is set incorrectly. Check the method for attaching the spool cap, then reattach the spool cap. B-24 using improper needle or t...
Page 193
Troubleshooting appendix a-17 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a ■ after sewing fabric does not feed through the machine. Thread is entangled. Cut the entangled thread and remove it from the race. A-8 zigzag foot “j” is slanted on a thick seam at the beginning of stitching. Use the pres...
Page 194
Troubleshooting a-18 character or decorative patterns are misaligned. Pattern adjustment settings were set incorrectly. Revise the pattern adjustment settings. D-5 pattern does not turn out. Wrong presser foot was used. Attach the correct presser foot. B-34 did not use a stabilizer material on thin ...
Page 195
Troubleshooting appendix a-19 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a error messages when erroneous operations are performed messages and advice on operation will be displayed on the lcd. Follow what is displayed. If you press or do the operation correctly while the error message is displaye...
Page 196
Troubleshooting a-20 18 selected pattern field extends to the outside of the embroidery frame. This message appears when the selected embroidery pattern is larger than the extra large embroidery frame. Reduce the pattern size, or select a different pattern. This message appears when the selected emb...
Page 197
Specifications appendix a-21 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a ■ sewing machine ■ embroidery unit * please be aware that some specifications may change without notice. Specifications item specification dimensions of machine approx. 480 mm (w) × 300 mm (h) × 249.4 mm (d) (approx. 18-7/8...
Page 198
Upgrading your machine’s software using usb flash drive a-22 you can use usb flash drive to upgrade software for your sewing machine. When an upgrade program is available on our website at “ www.Babylock.Com ”, please download the file(s) following the instructions on the website and steps listed be...
Page 199
Index appendix a-23 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a numerics 1/4" quilting foot ....................................................................... S-28 1/4" quilting foot with guide ..................................................... S-28 7 mm satin stitches .....................
Page 200
Index a-24 embroidery unit ......................................................................... B-4 attachment ........................................................................... B-54 carriage ................................................................................ B-54 removal ...
Page 201
Index appendix a-25 mai nt en a nc e a nd t r o ub les ho o t ing a s satin stitches .............................................................................. D-2 satin stitching ........................................................................... S-34 saving character/decorative stitche...
Page 204
English 888-g01 printed in vietnam xf9681-0011.