Singer Serger Professional 5 Manual
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Four-Thread Safety Stitch
This stitch is an alternative to the Five-Thread Safety Stitch. It offers the same type of
Two-Thread Chainstitch. However the Th ree-Thread Overlock is now replaced by a
Two-Thread Overedge finish. The Four-Thread Safety Stitch is appropriate\
ly used
when sewing a medium weight woven fabric . Because there is one less thread being
used, the stitch is less bulky. However, it is still strong enough not to require straight
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Four-Thread Safety Stitch
This stitch is an alternative to the Five-Thread Safety Stitch. It offers the same type of
Two-Thread Chainstitch. However the Th ree-Thread Overlock is now replaced by a
Two-Thread Overedge finish. The Four-Thread Safety Stitch is appropriate\
ly used
when sewing a medium weight woven fabric . Because there is one less thread being
used, the stitch is less bulky. However, it is still strong enough not to require straight
stitch reinforcement from a...")
Four-Thread Safety Stitch
This stitch is an alternative to the Five-Thread Safety Stitch. It offers the same type of
Two-Thread Chainstitch. However the Th ree-Thread Overlock is now replaced by a
Two-Thread Overedge finish. The Four-Thread Safety Stitch is appropriate\
ly used
when sewing a medium weight woven fabric . Because there is one less thread being
used, the stitch is less bulky. However, it is still strong enough not to require straight
stitch reinforcement from a conventional se wing machine. This stitch requires two
needle threads and two looper threads.
Four-Thread Safety Stitch page 1
ATD:
Auto Tension Dial
“I”
Left Cover Stitch
Needle “C” Not Threaded
Middle Cover Stitch
Needle “D” (Orange) Threaded
Right Cover Stitch
Needle “E” Not Threaded
Overedge Left
Needle “A” Not Threaded
Overedge Right
Needle “B” (Blue) Threaded
Upper Looper
Looper Engaged
and Not Threaded
Lower Looper
(Red) Threaded
Chain Stitch Looper
(Brown) Threaded
Upper Looper Clutch “L”
Upper Knife Engaged
Seam Guide Plate Not Installed
Seam Width Dial “N”
Stitch Length Dial “N”
Presser Foot
Pressure “N”
Differential Feed Dial “N”
Stitch Finger “N”
Spreader Engaged
Set at:
Needle:
Four-Thread Safety Stitch page 2
Four-Thread Safety Stitch page 7
3. Thread the top cover thread guide by pu lling the thread towards the left until
it slips under the guide. Then pull the thread along the right side of the
button as illustrated.
4. While holding the thread, firmly pull the thread between the tension disks.
5. Turn the handwheel toward you unt il the lower looper extends 5-10mm
(approximately ½ inch ) from the needle plate edge.
6. Thread the looper area of the mach ine following the red color coded
thread guides 4-10.
7. Place the thread slighty from left and
to the ri ght of threading guide f.
8. Place the thread slightly from the
fr ont and to the back of threading
guide g.
9. Place the thread through h, i ,and j.
Four-Thread Safety Stitch page 8
10. Thread the looper eye (A) from front to back. Pull about 4 inches of thread.
Position thread into V cutout (B) on threader. Firmly hold thread tail with
left hand and pull Threader lever (C) up into place (D).
4. Turn the hand wheel toward you until the Chainstitch Looper extends out
10mm (approximately ½ ”) from the needle plate edge.
5. Thread the looper area of the ma chine following the brown color-coded
thr ead guides 4-11. Use the tweezers provided in the accessory case to
aid in threading the looper.
Four-Thread Safety Stitch page 9
2. Thread the top cover thread guide by pulli ng the thread towards the left
until it slips under the guide. Then pull thread along the right side of the
button, as illustrated.
3. While holding the thread, firmly pu ll the thread between the tension disks.
6. Place the thread through threading guide f and g.
7. Continue threading guides h, i , j and k.
8. Thread the looper eye (A) from front to back. Pull about 4 inches of thread
through the looper. Position the thread in to the V cutout (B) on the threader.
Firmly hold the thread tail with y our left hand and pull threader lever (C) up
into place (D). Gently pull 5- 6” of thread to the back of the machine.