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To secure the stitching, turn the 
material 90 degrees counterclockwise 
and sew straight stitches to the end of 
the front bar tack of the buttonhole.
After sewing the left side of the 
buttonhole, stitch the right side and 
observe the feeding.
If the left side is too open or tight 
compared with the right side, adjust the 
buttonhole fine-adjustment screw.
Left side
This 
adjustment 
ensures both 
sides of the 
buttonhole 
are the same.
Turn the buttonhole fine-adjustment screw 
with a large screwdriver as indicated in the 
illustrations, according to the buttonhole 
appearance.
Remove the material from the 
machine. We recommend that you 
put pins across both ends of the 
buttonhole to prevent the stitches from 
being cut.
Cut an opening in the middle of the 
buttonhole with the seam ripper tool. 
Be careful not to cut through and 
stitches.
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Securing the 
Stitching and 
Cutting the 
Buttonhole
 
CAUTION
When using the seam ripper to open the 
buttonhole, do not put your hand or finger 
in the path of the ripper. The seam ripper 
may slip and you may be injured.
 
CAUTION
Never use a bobbin case that is 
 
scratched; otherwise the upper thread 
may become tangled, the needle may 
break, or sewing performance may 
suffer. For a new bobbin case (part 
code: XE9326-001), contact your nearest 
authorized service center.
Make sure that you fit the bobbin case 
 
properly, otherwise the needle may 
break.
Maintenance
Precautions on storing the machine
Cleaning
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 turning the handwheel or an unusual noise, 
immediately stop using the machine, and contact your authorized dealer or the nearest 
authorized service center.
Exposed to extremely high temperatures
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Exposed to extremely low temperatures
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Exposed to extreme temperature 
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changes
Exposed to high humidity or steam
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Near a flame, heater or air conditioner
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Outdoors or exposed to direct sunlight
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Exposed to extremely dusty or oily 
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environments
 Note
In order to extend the life of this machine, periodically turn it on and use it. Storing this 
 
machine for an extended period of time without using it may reduce its efficiency.
Do not store the machine in any of the locations described below, otherwise damage to 
the machine may result, for example, rust caused by condensation.
 
CAUTION
Make sure you unplug the machine before 
you clean it, otherwise you risk getting an 
electric shock or being injured.
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Mark on the wheel points up to rise the 
needle
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Clean the race
Adjusting buttonholes
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Making a buttonhole
Match up the 
bar tack mark 
to the two red 
lines on the 
presser foot.
Line the chalk 
mark under the 
center of the 
presser foot.
Step
Sewn section
Pattern
Step 1
(Front bar 
tack)
1. Set the pattern selection dial to “a”.
2. Lower the presser foot and sew 5 to 6 
stitches.
3. Stop the machine when the needle is 
at the left side of the stitches and then 
raise the needle from the material.
Step 2
(Left side)
1. Turn the pattern selection dial to “b”.
2. Sew the length of the tailor’s chalk line.
3. Stop the machine when the needle is at 
the left side of the stitch and then raise 
the needle.
Step 3
(Back bar 
tack)
1. Turn the pattern selection dial to “c” 
(same position as in step 1).
2. Sew 5 to 6 stitches.
3. Stop the machine when the needle is at 
the right side of the stitch and then raise 
the needle from the material.
Step 4
(Right side)
1. Set the pattern selection dial to “d”.
2. Sew the right side until the needle 
reaches the stitches sewn in step 1.
 
CAUTION
Always turn off the machine before replacing the presser foot. Otherwise, injuries may occur 
if the foot controller is accidentally pressed and the machine starts sewing.
Sewing Buttonholes and Buttons
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Preparation
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Using tailor’s chalk, mark the 
position and length of the buttonhole 
on the fabric.
Buttonhole sewing
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Push the frame 
back until it stops 
with the plastic 
insert at the front 
of the frame.
Attach the buttonhole foot.
 
CAUTION
If the presser foot is not installed 
with the correct orientation, the 
needle may strike the presser 
foot, which may bend or break the 
needle and cause injury.
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