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Manual Lervia KH4001 Sewing Machine

Name: Lervia KH4001 Sewing Machine
Brand: Lervia
SKU: KH4001
Rating: 67 (3 reviews)

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Sewing table extension with accessory compartment

Stitch plate

Sewing foot

Buttonhole lever

Needle retaining screw

Sewing foot lifting lever

Front cover

Thread takeover lever

Power plug

Foot pedal

Sewing machine plug

Accessories

small thread roll holder

large thread roll holder

Darning plate

additional thread spool carrier

Felt pads

4 bobbins

Sewing foot for sewing in zippers

Sewing foot for sewing buttonholes

Sewing foot for sewing on buttons

6 Sewing needles

Twin needle

Large screwdriver

Small screwdriver

Protective cover

Sewing machine lubrication oil

Brush and thread cutter

Stitch plate opener

Threading aid

Blind hem foot

Setup

• Remove all packaging material from the appliance and the accessories.

• Put the sewing machine onto a stable, even and non-slip table.

Connecting the sewing machine

• Connect the plug of the sewing machine

with the box

on the

sewing machine.

• Insert the power plug

into a wall socket.

• Activate the power switch

in order to switch on the lighting of the

sewing machine.

The sewing machine is now ready for operation.

Operation of the sewing machine

Power switch

This switch is used

to switch the power supply and the lighting of the

sewing machine on and off.

• Set the power switch

at „I”, to switch the sewing machine on.

• Set the power switch

at „O”, to switch the sewing machine off.

Foot pedal

The machine will begin to sew at a slow speed as soon as the foot pedal

is gently activated. The sewing speed of the machine will increase when

more pressure is applied to the foot pedal

. The machine will stop running

when you take your foot from the pedal, as pressure is no longer being

applied to the pedal

Attention!

Ensure that you do not place any objects on the foot pedal

as this could lead to unintentional running of the machine.

Changing the sewing needles

Important

Remove the power plug

from the wall socket!

Otherwise the appliance could run unintentionally.

1. By turning the handwheel

bring the needle shank into the highest

possible position.

2. Apply pressure to the sewing foot lifting lever

so that the sewing

foot

is lowered onto the stitching plate

3. Remove the needle by loosening the retaining screw

4. Turn the new needle into a position whereby the flattened side of

the needle is pointing to the rear and insert the needle as far as it

will go into the needle clamp from below.

5. Tighten the retaining screw.

Checking the needle

1. Sewing needles must always be straight and, so that the sewing

procedure is smooth, must possess a faultless point.

2. Lay the flat side of the needle onto a smooth, even surface to check

if the needle is bent. This permits the easiest ascertainment of whether

the needle is bent or not.

3. Replace the needle whenever it is broken or blunt.

Changing the sewing foot

Dependant on the type of sewing you wish to carry out, it may be

necessary to exchange the sewing foot

Important

Remove the power plug

from the wall socket! If you do not,

the appliance could start to run unintentionally.

1. By turning the handwheel

(towards you, in an anti-clockwise direction)

bring the needle into the highest possible position and raise the sewing

foot lifting lever

and hence the foot bar.

2. Loosen the foot by carefully pressing the unlocking lever at the rear of

the spindle of the sewing foot upwards.

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Reidun aagesen 25-11-2020
Hi I have a Lervia sewing machine that will not run there is power to it but think the pedals are broken it is possible to buy a new cord with pedal from you with regards Reidun Dronning Åsasv.63117 tønsberg

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Φροσω Καρβουτζή 20-12-2022
He jumps, leaves a new foot and goes to the next step at intervals. At the same time, he also strain the fabric during the gazing.

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Specifications

Brand	Lervia
Model	KH4001
Category	Sewing Machines
File type	PDF
File size	2.13 MB

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What size needle should I use? Verified

The size of the needle depends on the fabric. For a thicker fabric, you will need a thinker needle. The application of the needle of often mentioned on the packaging.

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I have checked everything, but my sewing machine thread keeps breaking, what can I do? Verified

If the upper thread of the machine keeps breaking where the needle enters the fabric, it could be that the needleplate or bobbin case have minor damages in the form of scratches and/or sharp edges. These minor damages can cause the thread to break after a few stitches.

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How long does a sewing machine neelde last? Verified

This varies between manufacturers, but in general a needle will last about 8 hours. It might take longer for the needle to break, but before that it will have become blunt and might damage the fabric.

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My needle keeps breaking, what is causing this? Verified

There can be various reasons for this. The needle may not be the correct one for the selected fabric, the needle may have been set too low, the fabric may not be properly guided or the bobbin case may be placed incorrectly.

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Do I need to turn my sewing machine completely off to replace the needle? Verified

You can change the needle after turning off the product with the on/off switch. When cleaning the product you should disconnect it from the power supply.

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