Bernina 532-2 User Manual

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Bobbin Case and BobbinRemoval of Bobfain CaaePlace take-op lever 7 (Fig. 2) approxi- ioately iti its cxtre- lae top positiun. With lliti i

winding, turn with your right hond the handwheei release screw CO as far as possible towards you, at the same time holding the handwheel

Needle and ThreadSalting Iht NeedleUse only System 70S needles. Needles with blunted points or bent needles should not be used. Turn t

33 ihrfruU ^uideKiii, iThreading the Top Thread Fig. 8The thread spool is placed on one of the two pins 22 placed at rear of top arm

Thread Teniion Box Fig. dThe thread tension is designed to operate without special adjustment for all normal sewing and mending work,A si

I ikV \2Tu iNHeil ihu ci>Vor pliitf, muvt; it U|j to the ::itaiul’ uni and iiii^oji Lhfi [»IuIl' toJiifut: into thts iiuiile vidt;i[ iti tilt!

When the machine has been kept in a very cold room, it should be opened and placed in a warm room about one hour before use s

Plain StitchPlain Stitching with Standard and Special Presser FootExchanging Preiter FootDifferent sewing work requires more or less frequent

Lswaring Iha Fead Dog Fif. 16At the right-hand bottom portion of the machine is placed a control knob 17 designed to lower or raise the

Li w.'- •machine will sew forward. When the regulator lever is raised so that the zero line is below the line mark, the machi

TAkLC OF COHTEMTtGuarantee...1Removing and replacing of юасЫпа 6Electric part...

Start b]T sewing stitch rows from left to right and vice-versa (Fig. 17a), These rows should be parallel and as dose to one anoth

rilill II bfcM. Fili. 19Place the complete attachment on the free arm and set the small stud at the shank end into the hole in the

Lap HemmerTailored effect obtained by having both rows of stitching on the R.S. Can be used to make Run and Fell seam; useful for night

Hemmer <Hem width mpprox,0* Extras}Gathering footAttach the hemmer in place ot the ordinary presaer foot, raising the presser foot ba

EdgerZigzagAs shown by the illustration, the stitch hole is placed adjacent to the right presser foot edge. The foot, without the

---------- ri|;ht will cauae the needle to be deflected from the right to the left (Fig. 23b). Rotation to point the arrow obliqu

Elastic Sewing of Knitted Goods( ill UiKnitted goods can be mended in a variety of ways of which the two most usual are described belo

Roll HemmerThe roll hemmer, characterized by two red lines on iU shank, is similar in shape to the ordinary henuner but is provide

THREAD CUTTERThepreaserfootclarap- ing Jever on the BERNINA sewing tnuehine at a convenient spot is provided with a sharp edge to he

The threading of the bottom thread when sewing buttonholes automaticallyAn increased tension of the bottom thread produces best results when

iiiiairiMifcFI i lItÉfNoteTo prevent demage to preaser foot, piece e piece of cloth under it whenever precticeble. Place A piece of clo

F«!' ••wing buttonholas, ttia machlna la ad}u«lad aa followa:1. Insert buttonhole presser foot.2. Feed-change knob 17 (Fig.2, page 6) must stan

•uuiudMMdlMFir. 3«Then turn the ball-shaped end clockwise until the buttonhole mat k appears at the top.Fie. 3tNow let the end go loose

1. Sewing the leithnnd bead.Start the machine, then the Ufthand bead is sewn in backward stitch. A scale on the buttonhole presser i

_.rjL! i\\5. Stitching the fastening threads.For stitching the fastening threads, putt the zig-zag iever 12a - which is stiil against the

For the next buttonhole the xig-zag lever lia attd the lever lS/15 have to 6e adjusted as follows:1. Set zig-zag lever 12a again agains

The cord loop projecting beyond the back end of the sewn buttonhole, is tightened in such a way that the loop under the back fast

4, the buttonhole foot, marked with 3 black lines, is used.In this case also 3 different types of uttonholes can be made:a) Ordinary buttonholes,b)

7. Set zigzag knob 12 again to No. 2 and sew the second bead over a length somewhat shorter than the first bead. Last needle hol

A. Atbich button presiier foot marked by 2 black lines oti its shank and place button under foot according to Fig, 46.4. Adjust zigzag stitch width a

Fiifs. 47 a, b and c dually illustratt: tha opuiu- tion. As shown by Pig,47 a, the wool is inaevled in the slot of the foot, a

Term* of GuaranteeWe engage to repair, free of charge, any defects due to faulty material or workmanship arising during five years i

Ziüzaü EniLroidermi: Foot (1 rtíd line) Zí^'áií^ Sewirg Footí-'ilí. 4yOrnamental stitches, hand-operatedThe Zigzag Ornamental StitchWit

a ~ normal stitch length, zigzag sewing foot | b = short stitch length, zigzag embroidering foot (page 75Zigzag Ornamental Slitchee and their

¿tiUh Jenp-th 1Stitch width 2Stitch Irtcntion centr0-i f>-4centr«' left0-4riflst. 1Lr«i3trth aF^t>rox. jctdWidth <>-4 0-4 I&ap

Stitch length jiJmost" Ll iilrn. 412aJmoKtOStitch width1' .u-4 i II4] ' . 41» .-4Stitch Jocjkt, LfijrCLLC№OStitch ienfrth IllnUiflt uki

Feather Stitch hand operateda) wUh one needleb) with two needlesStitch 1«nirth Stitch width Stitch locationaimovt »erg Almost Aerua‘iCKii:. (>i!S

Adjuttmtnl for Aütomalic Omamanlal Stitch SawingThe lever SI for zigzag or ornamental stitches is placed at the right-hand side of the

/WWXAAx^A/^Automatic Ornamental Stitches with One NeedleFi(i. 04The stitch patterns may he varied by ehmiging the sliteli length from almost

Blindstitch sewingBlind:ititch sewing means sewing together two pieces of cloth, the upper one being folded and sewn to the lower one in such niaiiiie

1) Setting of machine when uiing, ardinary zlgiag itilch# a) Attach blindstitch foot0 b) Deflect needle to ri^ht position# c) Set zigzag knob to a s

PintuckingThe complete pin-tucking attachment comprises the fallowing members: 3 double needles for pin-tucks of approx. Vii, Vi and 'U inch widt

Notes of Bernina Agent, concerning instructions, home calls and possible warranty workData Notes—...Thi4 ¡n»truct*0n-Bo

...Threadlns Ih* two Top Thread* Pig. 73To thread the machine for pin-tucking with two top threads, proceed as for normal sewing. Th

^di^àà^^àÈÊÊàEmbroidering around holesThe complete equipment for embroidering around holes, which is not part of the standard accessorie

Potiitiuil of siiJ«i for cirCLilur ^mhrciiiory^'¡^f 77For both tup and bottom embroidery thread No. 60-80 is used, which gives th

niif.lfcMUseful HintsCauses and Elimination of Little TroublesBlockad Shutllatf the machine shuuld fail to run either forward or in reverse

Bobbin deformed or jamming in case.Needle hole in throat plate damaged by needle, requires repolishtng.Faulty StitchaaUnsuitable needle. Use needles S

To unpack the machine, put the carrying case on the edge of the table letting Vi of the case project over the edge, as in Fig.

Fig, 2 on the preceding page show3 a BEBNINA-Record Model 630-2 knee operated; the controls referred to in the Operating- Instructions bei

Pig. 3 on tilt! preceding |mge shows a BERNINA Mode) 532-2 knee operated;t)ie controls referred lu in tiie Operating Instructions being marked and ide

Electrical partI'in. 412The drive of the BEIiNINA-Eecurd Model 530-2 and Model 632-2 ia by the universal motor placed at the rea