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Securing the stitching
When sewing with the straight stitch, for example, at
the end of an opening or where seams do not
overlap, use reverse stitching or einforcement
stitching to secure the end of the thread.
a
Lower the needle into the fabric at the
beginning of the stitching, and then lower the
presser foot lever.
b
Press (Start/stop button) or press down on
the foot controller.
At this time, if the start/stop button is held
pressed, the machine sews at a low speed.
a Start/stop button
• For details, refer to "Starting to sew" (page
49).
X The machine starts sewing.
c
After sewing 3 to 5 stitches, press
(Reverse/reinforcement stitch button).
Keep the reverse/reinforcement stitch button
held down until you reach the beginning of the
stitching.
• The machine sews at a slow speed when the
reverse/reinforcement stitch button is held
down.
a Reverse/reinforcement stitch button
X While the reverse/reinforcement stitch
button is held pressed, reverse stitches are
sewn.
d
After sewing back to the beginning of the
stitching, release the reverse/reinforcement
stitch button.
X The machine stops sewing.
e
Press (Start/stop button), or press down
on the foot controller.
X The machine starts sewing in the normal
sewing direction.
f
When the end of the stitching is reached, press
(Reverse/reinforcement stitch button).
Keep the reverse/reinforcement stitch button
held down until 3 to 5 reverse stitches are
sewn.
X While the reverse/reinforcement stitch
button is depressed, reverse stitches are
sewn.
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