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Brand: Eldredge
Model / document: Eldredge Two-Spool (16)
Document type: User manual
Language: English
Pages: 13
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Category: Sewing machines
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0111166 TUE FACE PLAT! PAI'I‘S
            (See ﬁgure 1]
    OIL lace plutc puns,  it  is hwy     to remove  the sled  face  plate by
     removing  tho knurled thumb screw
nut the to  of the plate. (See letter “B",
Glut. 3).    urn lmnd whtel  until nod].
bar  in it highest pmnl and  oil parts in-
dicated b  number, as follows:—
    Nol  A—Tako-up Bearing Stud.
     No. O—lec—up Roll Slot.
    No.  lo—l'ppv—r  end  of  Needle Bar
Driving Pitmln.
    No.  ll—Imwﬂ'  end  of  Nm‘dlo  Bar
Driving Pitmnn.      ‘            ‘
     No. 12~-ancr end  of Noodle  Bar.
    No. Iii—(lib Pin.
    Do  not  oil  too  liberally.  or  the  oil
will drip down and mil the goods.   After
ailing, wipe off all nu  rﬂumu  oil and  rt-
 lncc  face.  plate.  01  TH' MACHINE
 VERY DAY YOlT l'SE  l'     .                             '





                              (“LING THE HOOK IACI
                                               (See ﬁgure 3)
              T NEshownnrcompuxyingthe spool illustrationcan con
                                               open, to permit. oiling of the
                                                {109k rape. full dfmﬁtﬁnsl'or “be
                                      wing given on  t w o omn                    .
                                 A hrr oiling these  urea ”(7m                                        xhrrtmg to an,   "it that the
                                         Spool  I "an Cour ts cloud.
                                                             If the Spool  Cue  Cover
                                       work!  loose  and  will  not. gay
                                              tightly closed. insert u‘fl' drug                                                       in slot in cow-r. (See ﬁxma,in                                           page) and expand the dot ,~.-
                                              ritnlly to cause a tight.

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THE AUTOMATIC TENSION
T HEas Automaticit is entirelyTensionoelf-nrting,is a mostrequiringimportantno nttr'ntionfeature orof adjustmentthis machine,by
the operator. regardless of the nature of the fabric or of the size or kind
of thread used This machine, before leaving the factory, is lea-ted on a very
wide range of thread and fabric and under all ortlinnry conditions of family
sewin . Absolutely no adjustment of the tensions is roquirwl for this work.
lf'for manufacturing or special work of any kiml. it is (lmirable to alter
the tensions, the upper tension can he adjusted in the following manner:—
Turn the knurled thumb piece on the tension diac"T". u‘ﬁgure ti, page ti) toward
you to tighten the tension, or to the left, or from you. to (it-from“! the ten-
Elﬁn.
Tension on the s l cnae can also be adjusted, but rarely, if ever, is
this necessary. To mac this tension, turn the screw No. 4 (ﬁgure 10,
page 8) to the right to increase, or to'thc left to decremw tension.
When tensions are. properly adjusted the stitch should look in center of
goods thus:

When uppvr tension is too tight, the app" thread will lay tint on lspprr
aide of goods and stitch appear thus:

When upper tension it too loose, the lower thread will lay ﬂat. on under
side of goods and stitch will appear thus:

I

TEE STITCH REGULATOR

Figure 13
will“? one of tliengrincipnl features of this machine is the saving on
time used in wi ng bobbins on other machines, it may hap en that
the operator will have 0 one spool or part. of a spool of t read in
the house. f such is the can. tilts an em ty spool that will ﬁt into the
spool case (size 50 spool or smaller) and win onto it b means of the Auto-
matic Spool Winder, the quantity of thread on may esire to use, ore
startin to wind thread, release the hand whee . by turning the knurled thumb
piece (otter "1" future 13) one half turn toward you. This throws th-
figure 12 machine out of gear. Then place full spool on spool pin. as illustrated
Next take the empty spool in the left hand and with the ri ht hand, wrap
_1, the ma- of the spool winder. using care that the thread runs on the under side of theT BEatitehu.numbersByon movingthe indextheplatestitchfromregulator"1" tofrom"0" youindicateto No.long and short a few strands of the thread around this spooL Then place apoo on the spindle
chinewill new live stitches to the inch, while at No. 0, it will sew forty spool, an illustrated. Raise the spool winder until the ulley comes in con-
stitches to the inch. This is a wider range than on‘ any other machine. tact with the belt! then start the tremlle and proce to wind spool. If
You may sew any desired length stitch h mow this stitch regulator to you wish to sew with thread that is coarser than No. 50. you can easily do
the int on scale to suit requirements. he reg" ator automatically lockq so by winding the same onto an empty No. 50 spool, following instructions
itself“; all points. as given above.
to ll

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR EMBROIDERING TO RAISE (H! LOWER Till: FEED
(See ﬁgure 14)

.\'l'l'la\L Ult l'l-ZNNAN'I’ WORK may ln-
made by using full sized wool xuphyr yarn
or three or (our (‘Olurs nl’ nlztrnim: rutton-
in place of the lower thrt-ml, tumu-r thruzul as
usual). In order to llo this work without chang-
ing either tension of the llllll'llllll‘, m- rumm-
mend winding tlu- yarn on :i .\'n. 50 empty
spool. Place this spool on the spun] “lull"? and
wind the yarn on the spool in m-mnlum-u with in-
structions mt page 11. To thrmtl thn' ”null
case with this zephyr yum. take lllt‘ «use in tha-
left hand and the spool in the right llllll’l. lu-
sert the end of the yarn otttwnrvl lrnln the in~
side of cast! through the slot. (No. 1 Figure 10»
page 8) across the outside of man mu] over (not
under) the tension spring, {See ﬁgurv l l. page 12} Figure 15
then downward from the outsi-lu of the ease
RE feed is attached to feed bar by tut-ans of m-rew “J" (ﬁgure 15). Inthrough the hole, (No. 5, ﬁgure H; and bring T order to rttise or lower the lt‘l‘tl, ﬁrst raise. the rexwr loot so thzt. it
this end out again from the inside of the came will stand free of the feed. Then loosen screw “.l '. which will allow the
through the hole. (No, 6, figure ll) leaving teed to be missed or lowerml as desimlr To determine if fun-d u; at pro er
About three inrhm of thread projt-c-ting. so that height, turn hand whcvl until the take-up is at highest point. With the ta 1'-
up standing in this sition, the feed points should protrude through thethe upper thrt'atl t-an pick it up. {Important needle plate just the ength of these pointx.Do not plan-r spool in me until yvu have
threaded nut ru rtlmre inﬁrm-1rd.) Be sure
THE BOOK POINT AND “00K RACEthat the yarn is on the outrr mic of trunk)“
spring, as illustrated. ll then- it any slack Figure Is
yarn, it should be wound up on the spool. Then
put spool in cam, using care to son that none of
this yarn is wrapped around the spindle, (Let-
ter " "', ﬁgure 10, page 8) in the center ol’ the
spool case, onto which the spool qlipe. You ﬁgure 14
may now pmeeed to embroider. the name in in
doing regular ﬂowing, setting the stitch regulator
for any length stitch to suit the clue of work desired. The letters or pattern
should be stamped with a tracing wheel on the wrong aide of the goods,
which, in doing thin work, is the upper side of the goods, the design in yarn
appearing on the under side, as the machine operatos.

THE above illustration shown the tliﬂ't'rcnt parts of the Look mechauiﬂm,
not mfxemhled. ll“ the hook rxu-u- is taken out of the hook, he aura to
wipe it clean nml put n_lew drops of oil into it below “rowing on Lin
hook pltttv to fasten the race In place.

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