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1 – Needle position button 2 – Reverse button 3 – Start/stop button The first set of buttons shown above do the following: 1. When you press the needle position button (indicator light on) the needle will go into the down position (into the fabric) before you start sewing and, whenever you stop sewing, the needle will stop in the down position.

This is really useful when you need to stop to reposition the fabric, turn corners etc as the fabric will be held in place without having to use the handwheel. When you’ve finished sewing and ready to remove the fabric, press the button so that that the needle goes back into the up position. When you need to back-tack at the start and finish of the sewing, press and hold this button to sew in reverse. Release to go forward again. (only works with straight stitch) 3.

The start/stop button is for sewing without the need of the foot pedal. Ensure the foot pedal is unplugged and press the start/stop button to start sewing, press again to stop. Takes a wee bit getting used to but you can adjust the speed the machine is sewing at by using the speed adjustment lever (see no.16 on image below).

When it first starts sewing, it will start slowly and then will get up to the speed you’ve selected. LCD Screen Operation Buttons 1. Pattern group selection button 2. Mirror button 3. PES auto stop button 4. Pattern group indicator – group 1 (see image below) 5.

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Pattern group indicator – group 2 (see image below) 6. Pattern group indicator – group 3 (see image below) 7. Memory mode pattern indicator 8. Stitch length setup button (also page down/up when selecting stitch pattern) 10.

Stitch width setup button (also left/right button when selecting stitch pattern) 12. Memory mode edit button 13. Delete setup button – memory mode (also used to reduce pattern elongation) 14. Insert setup button – memory mode (also used to enlarge pattern elongation) 15. Pattern selection confirm button 16.

Speed adjustment lever How to setup your chosen stitch selection: Note: the numbers in brackets refer to the LCD screen operation buttons shown in the second image of this post. Press the ‘pattern selection confirm button’ (15), to enter the pattern selection screen on the LCD display. Press the ‘pattern group selection button’ (1) to light up the indicator next to the pattern group you want to select from (4, 5, or 6). Press the ‘page down or up buttons’ (8 or 9) to scroll through the available patterns shown on the LCD screen. Press the ‘right/left buttons’ (10 or 11) to choose a pattern from those displayed on LCD screen. When chosen pattern is highlighted, press the ‘pattern selection confirm button’ (15). The LCD screen will now show the pattern selected, a picture of the recommended presser foot to attach to machine and the stitch length/width at recommended settings.

Ensure you have the correct presser foot attached and adjust the stitch width/length if required – note: certain stitches will not go above/below certain widths or lengths. It will beep if you can’t adjust it anymore. A snapshot from the instruction booklet. Using the PES Auto Stop Button (3) and Mirror Button (2): Note: the numbers in brackets refer to the LCD screen operation buttons shown in the second image of this post. Some stitch selections can be used with the ‘PES auto stop button and the mirror button. When the symbol.

Patterns that can be enlarged up to 5 times. How to use the Alphabet/Number stitches and how to set up the memory for words/names, etc: As you’ll see from the images above, the alphabet stitches are a bit limited. There’s just the one style, capitals and this is how it will look once you’ve snipped away the joining stitches between each letter.

You could leave it as is if you want but I find it looks and reads better without these excess stitches. Note: the numbers in brackets refer to the LCD screen operation buttons shown in the second image of this post. To stitch one or more individual number/letter/symbols: 1. Press the ‘pattern group selection button’ (1), until the indicator light for group 3 is lit (6). Press the ‘pattern selection confirm button’ (15).

Use the ‘page down/up buttons’ (8 or 9) until you can see the number/letter/symbol you want. Use the ‘left/right buttons’ (10 or 11) to highlight the number/letter/symbol you want. Press the ‘pattern selection confirm button’ (15) to select your chosen number/letter/symbol. If you want a mirror image of the number/letter/symbol, press the ‘mirror image button’ (2). If you want to stitch just one of the chosen number/letter/symbol, press the ‘PES auto stop button’ (3).

If not selected you can continuously stitch the number/letter/symbol over and over again. To set up the memory to stitch a sequence of numbers/letters/symbols: 1. Press the ‘pattern group selection button’ (1), until the indicator light for MEM (the memory) is lit (7). Press the ‘Edit’ button (12).

If something was saved to the memory before, keep pressing the Delete button (13) until it’s cleared. Press the ‘pattern selection confirm button’ (15) and use the ‘page down/up’ (8 or 9) and the ‘left/right (10 or 11) buttons to choose a number/letter/symbol. Press the ‘pattern selection confirm button’ (15) to select the one you’ve highlighted.

Add another number/letter/symbol by repeating step 3 and keep repeating this step until you’ve completed your selections (up to 30). If you’ve made a mistake, use the ‘left/right button’ (10 or 11) to highlight the wrong one. Press the ‘delete’ button (13). To insert a new number/letter/symbol, make a space where it should go, by using the ‘left/right button’ (10 or 11) to highlight the correct position and press the ‘insert button’ (14). A space will appear and you can now repeat step 3. Once you’re happy with the selections, press the ‘Edit’ button (12).

Now your ready to sew. Your selection set will automatically sew as soon as you press the Start/Stop button or the foot pedal. The machine will automatically stop sewing when the set is complete. Remember, when using the numbers/letters/symbols function, it’s going to sew in the usual sewing direction (towards you), so the finished set of numbers/letters/symbols will be on their side, like below (so watch how you position the fabric you want to sew on): Errors displaying on the LCD screen: Here’s some of the usual errors that will pop up on the screen and what you need to do to rectify the situation: 1. This will appear when the lever on the top of the machine is set to the right (for winding the bobbin). Return it to the left when not winding the bobbin. This might appear whilst your sewing, and the machine will stop – usually when it gets jammed.

Turn the hand wheel on the right-side of the machine to solve the torque problem. When this displays you need to correct the presser foot position – say if you’ve forgotten to put the presser foot down before you start sewing.

This displays when you have pressed on the foot controller by mistake or if you’ve pressed on it too quickly and the machine doesn’t sew. The foot pedal needs to be pressed down gently when you begin to sew.

This indicates that the buttonhole lever is in the wrong position, either down when it shouldn’t be (push up out of the way) or it’s up when it should be down (for when you’re using the button hole feature). Pull it down if needed. I have a tutorial for. I think that’s most of the major functions explained, if there is anything else you need to know leave a comment and I’ll do my best to add to this post. I hope you find these instructions of some help. Happy Sewing! Thanks so much, really kind of you.

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I’m pleased you’re enjoying the blog. Attach the overlocker foot (no.

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9 in the manual if you’ve got the same one as me), one side is longer and it has a metal bit sticking out along the longer side. Set the stitch to one of the overlock stitch selections – stitch image should show zigzag with straight stitches down one or both sides if the zigzag. Select width and length required and then stitch the edge of the fabric, with the raw edge aligned with the metal sticking out bit. I’ll try do a picture tutorial about this asap. Hi, thanks for getting in touch.

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Depending on your fabric, you might find it better to use a ball-point or stretch needle. Try adding a strip of stretch fusible interfacing to the wrong side of the hem edge, before turning up, which will make it easier to sew and less likely to go all wavy and stretched. Use a stretch stitch, such as a narrow zig-zag, and loosen the tension a little. Test out these suggestions on some scrap fabric to see what works best for you. A walking foot might make the job easier, as this will feed the two layers of fabric through at the same pace. Let me know how you get on.

Hi is there any way to set stitch default on the QE404 (e.g. Long straight stitch) so you don’t have to set up again after every time switch off? My wife had old Frister Rossmann 30+ years which is still a reliable workhorse then bought the QE404 to do some quilting when retired and now uses for everything. My daughter liked it so much bought her one the same for her graduation present. It’s a great machine but just wish it was smart enough to tell you bottom spool has run out – and if could have sensible default stitch.

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