Privilege super utility stitch 5010

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• Privilege super utility stitch 5010

The super utility stitch 5010 is still good

• The Privileg Super Utility Stitch 5010 is an older sewing machine model, which is why it can be a little more difficult to get an instruction manual here. Possible sources are the Internet, where you may also have to download a fee for a fee, and a local sewing machine shop.

• At the specialist shop, it is possible that an operating manual for your Privileg Super Utility Stitch 5010 is still available, which you can copy. If it doesn't work with the original instructions, you should look for a model that is very similar in structure, including the manufacturer's 1000 and 2000 series.

Operating instructions for your privilege machine

1. If you now sit in front of your Privileg Super Utility Stitch 5010, you will see the handwheel of the machine on the right, with which the thread can be transported manually, and you will also see a switch that backward
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2. Above this toggle switch you can see the programs that your Privileg Super Utility Stitch 5010, loudly Sewing instructions, these are different types of stitches, such as normal seams, as well as zigzag, double or triple stitching. These are each provided with letters, which you can find on the left of the two rotary knobs at the top of the machine. Here you set the desired sewing program.
3. The second knob to the right of it sets the stitch length. Above the feed dog and the needle there is a setting for the fabric thickness, i.e. how far the needle has to move up and down in order to be able to sew this fabric. The flat side of the needle must be at the back in order to secure it with the set screw.


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4. To thread the needle thread, you should absolutely follow the instructions for use. To do this, turn the handwheel so that the needle is at the top. Now put the spool of thread on the bobbin provided for it. The thread must now go through the two upper guides and then through the tension washers. The thread makes its way through the spring and then through the thread sliding bracket. For the take-up lever, you must work from right to left. The thread must be passed through the needle from front to back.
5. To wind the bobbin thread on the bobbin, you must first turn off the sewing mechanism, which can be done by pressing Turn the handwheel screw to the left by turning the handwheel yourself according to the operating instructions hold tight.
6. You can now wind the thread from the spool of thread onto the bobbin, insert the bobbin until it clicks into place and wind the thread.
7. Insert the full bobbin again after winding it up and pull out the bobbin thread so that it protrudes about 10 cm backwards. You unlock the handwheel again and sewing can begin.