Singer Serger Professional 5 Manual
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Two-Thread Wrapped Edge Overlock (wide)
Needle
:
ATD:
Auto Tension Dial
“D”
Left Cover Stitch
Needle (Orange) Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Middle Cover Stitch
Needle (Blue) Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Right Cover Stitch
Needle (Green) Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Overedge Left Needle
(Orange) Threaded
Overedge Right Needle
(Blue) Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Upper Looper
(Green) Looper Engaged
and Not Threaded
Lower Looper
(Red) Threaded
Chain Stitch Looper
(Brown) Not Threaded
Upper Knife Engaged
Seam Guide Plate Not Installed
Use Knife Cover
Seam Width Dial “N”
Stitch Length Dial “2”
Presser Foot
Pressure “N”
Differential Feed Dial “N”
Stitch Finger “N”
Spreader Engaged
The Two-Thread Wrapped Edge Overlock (wide) has the same set up as the Two-
Thread Wrapped Edge Overlock (narrow) Stitch. The only exception is the Right
Overedge Needle is now unthr eaded and removed and the Left
Overedge Needle
is threaded. By using the left needle the stitch becomes wider.
Left Overedge Needle Thread
Right Overedge Needle
Thread
Two-Thread Wrapped Edge Overlock (wide) page 1
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5. Continue to thread point s 4-8. Slip the thread into the middle slot of the
thread guide g. Go over the take up lever h. Continue by slipping the
thread into the middle slot of the thread guides i and j.
6. Before threading the eye of the needl e, make sure the thread is behind
the thread guide located on the bottom of the needle clamp.
7. Thread the eye of the Left Overedge needle k.
8. Draw about 4 inches of the thr ead through the needle eye towards the back
of the machine.
9. Place the thread to t he back, under the Presser Foot.
Two-Thread Wrapped Edge Overlock (wide) page 3
Two-Thread Overedge (narrow)
This stitch is used as a lightweight seam fi nish or a lightweight seam. When creating a
seam finish, less thread is used and the thre ad does not imprint on the right side of the
fabric when pressed. The stitch can also used for seaming. The stitch creates less
bulky seams, which is ideal for sheer or la ce fabrics. The Two-Thread Overlock stitch
requires the lower looper th read and one overlock needle thread. There are 2 different
ways to set up for a Two-Thread Overlock stitch . For a more narrow stitch (4.0) select
the right overedge needle and for a wider stitch (6.0) the left overedge needle is used.
Right Overedge Needle Thread
Lower Looper Thread
Two-Thread Overedge (narrow) page 1
Needle:
ATD:
Auto Tension Dial
“E”
Left Cover Stitch
Needle “C” Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Middle Cover Stitch
Needle “D” Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Right Cover Stitch
Needle “E” Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Overedge Left
Needle “A” Unthreaded and
Remove Needle
Overedge Right
Needle “B” (Blue) Threaded
Upper Looper
Looper Engaged
and Not Threaded
Lower Looper
(Red) Threaded
Chain Stitch Looper
(Brown) Not Threaded
Upper Knife Engaged
Seam Guide Plate Not Installed
Use Knife Cover
Seam Width Dial “N”
Stitch Length Dial “N”
Presser Foot
Pressure “N”
Differential Feed Dial “N”
Stitch Finger “N”
Spreader Engaged
Two-Thread Overedge (narrow) page 2
Set at: