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IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
\\lien
using
an
electrical
appliance,
basic
safety
precautions
should
alxvavs
he
k)lloxved.
including
tiie
ti)IlOWing:
Read
all
instructions
before
using
this
household
sewing
machine
DANGER
To
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock:
A
sewing
machine
should
never
be
left
unattended
when
plugged
in.
Always
unplug
the
sewing
machine
from
the
electric
outlet immediately
after
using
and
befi
)re
cleanini.
Al\ViVs
unplug
before
relamping.
Replace
bulb
with
same
type
rated
i
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WARNING
To
reduce
the
risk
of
burns,fire,
electric
shock,
or
injury
to
persons:
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SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
User’s
Guide
utoria
List
of
contents
Procedures
Inpacking,
Packing
away
alter
sewing
Connecting
the
fbot
control
Connecting
to
the
power
supply
Accessory
box,
Extended
sewing
surface
S
1
X)0l
pin
Threading
the
upper
thread
Threading
for
twin
needle
Bobbin
winding
with
the
machine
threaded,
i3obhin
winding
-
vertical
spool
pin
Placing
the
bobbin
in
the
machine
Thread
tension.
Correct
and
incorrect
thread
tension
Presser
foot
pressure.
Presser
foot
lever,
Changing
the
presser
foot
Changing
the
needle.
Lowering
the
feed
teeth
Sewing
l3uttonholes,
Buttonhole
knife
Sewing
buttons
5—I
5
Straight
stitch
Needle
positions
5
Sewing
zippers
6
Lapped
zipper
Gathering
with
straight
6
stitch
Reinforced
straight
stitch
7
Stretch
stitch,
Zigzag
$
Lace
edging
9
Appliqué
10
Three-step
zigzag
Sewing
terry
cloth
Mending
and
darning
11
Darning
stitch
Flatlock
12
Blind
hem
Bridging
stitch
13
Seam
and
overcast
l)ecorative
stitches
Sewing
hints
20-35
20-21
77
23
23
24
24
25
26
26
27
28
29
29
29
30
31
32
33
33
34
35
Important
safety
instructions
2
Summary
4
ii
is
Functions
Infodisplay
Stitch
selection
Stitch
table
Mirror
image
Maintenance
36-37
Trouble
Shooting
38-39
Index
16-19
16-17
18
18-19
19
40
User’s
Guide
l’ictor,a
3
Summary
1.
Lid
2.
Thread
take-up
lever
3.
Presser
ftot
pressure
dial
4.
Thread
guide
5.
light
6.
Needle bar
7.
Presser
k)
)t
8.
Free
arm
9.
Bobbin
cover
10.
Base
plate
11.
Drop
feed
dial
12.
Needle
plate
13.
Presser
bar
and
Presser
toot
ankle
14.
Needle
clamp
screw
15.
Presser
foot
lifter
16.
Thread
tension
18.
Spool
pin,
Spool
holders
19.
Recess
for
additional
spool
pin
20.
Thread
cutter
for
bobbin
winding
21.
Bobbin
spindle,
Bobbin
stop
22.
Handwheel
23.
lnfodisplav
24.
Function
selector
buttons
25.
Stitch
panel
26.
Buttons
f
r
Stitch
selection
27.
Main
pov
er
switch.
Connec
tion
t(
po\
er
suppl
28.
Handle
17.
Thread guide
for
bobbin
winding
4
Users
Guide
Victoria
Unpacking
1.
Place
the
machine
on
the
table
or
cabinet
and
remove
the
packaging.
2.
Remove
the
side
parts
of
the
packing
material,
the
foot
control
and
finally
the
protection
cover.
3.
The
machine
is
delivered
with
an
accessory
hag,
a
soft
cover,
a
main
cord
and
a
foot
control
cord.
4.
Wipe
the
machine.
particularly
around
the
needle
and
needle
late
to
remove
any
soil
before
sewing.
Packing
away
after
sewing
1.
Unplug
the
cords
from
the
wall
socket
and
the
machine.
2.
Wind
the
cords
around
your
hand
and
place
the
foot
control
cord
in
the
foot
control
storage
space
and
the
main
cord
in
the
pocket
of
the
soft
cover.
There
is
also
space
provided
for
the
instruction
hook.
3.
Check
to
ensure
that
all
accessories
are
in
the
accessory
tray.
Slide
it
onto
the
machine
behind
the
free
arm.
4.
Lower
the
presser
foot.
5.
Place
the
foot
control,
underside
toward
you,
on
the
accessory
tray
at
the
hack
of
the
machine.
Fold
down
the
handle
and
replace
the
the
cover.
User’s
Guide
Victoria
5
Connecting
the
foot
control
Among
the
accessories
you
will
find
the
foot
control
cord
and
the main
cord.
1.
Place
the
foot
control on
its
narrow
side,
Fit
the
plug
intn
the
socket
inside
the foot
control
compartment.
2.
Push
it
firmly
to
make
sure
it
is
properly
connected.
This
opera
tion
is
only
necessary
the
very
first
time
you
are
going
to
use
the
machine.
3.
Th
correctly
turn
away
the cord,
place
it
into the
slot,
see
picture.
Note:
Before
plugging
in,
check
to
ensure
that
the
foot
control
is
of
type
FR2’.
Connecting
to
the
power
supply
On
the
underside
of
the
machine you
will
find
information
about
the
power
supply
(V)
and
the
frequency
(Hz).
Check
the
power
supply
setting
in
the
machine
to
ensure
that
this
agrees
with
the main
supply
before
you
connect
the
machine.
1.
Connect
the
foot
control
cord
to
the
first
socket
on
the
bottom
right
side
of
the machine.
2.
Connect
the
main
cord
to
the
back
socket
on
the
bottom
right
side
of
the
machine.
3.
When
you
press
the
pov
er
switch,
both
the
machine
and
the
light
are
switched
on.
For
the
USA
and
Canada
This
sewing
machine
has
a
polarized
plug
(one
blade wider
than
the
other).
lo
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock,
this
plug
is
intended
to
fit
in
a
polarized
outlet
only
one
way.
tf
the
plug
does
not
fit
fully
in
the
outlet,
reverse
the
plug.
if
it
still
does
not
fit,
contact
a
qualified
electrician
to
install
the
proper
outlet.
I)o
not
modil
the
plug
in
any
way.
6
Users
Guide
Victoria
Accessory
box
1.
Open
the
Accessory
box
by
placing
your
linger
in
the
space
on
the
top
and
lift
upward.
2.
Store
the
presser
feet
and
the
bobbins
in
the
Accessory
Tray
from
the
beginning
so
they
are
always
easily
accessible
(refer
to
the
figure).
Extended
sewing
surface
1.
Keep
the
Accessory
Tray
on
the
machine
to
provide
a
larger
flat
work
surftice.
2.
Slide
the
Accessory
Tray
to
the
left
when
you
wish
to
remove
it
and
use
the
free
arm.
3.
lb
facilitate
sewing
trouser
legs
and
sleeve
hems
use
the
free
arm.
4.
to
replace
the Accessory
Tray,
slide
it
tight
Onto
the machine.
User
Guide
Victoria
7
Spool
pin
The
machine
has
spool
pins
suitable
for
all
types
of
thread.
The
main
spool
pin
(a
is
horizontal
the
thread
reels
off
the
stationary spool.
Place
the
spool
so
that
the
thread
reels
counter-clockwise.
There
are
two
spooi
holders
on
the
spool
p
\Xith
narrow
thread
spoo
1
s,
the
small
holder
(
h)
is
placed
in
front
of
the
thread.
If
you
use
large
thread
spools,
the
large
holder
(c)
is
placed
in
Iront
of
the
thread.
Slide
the
correct
size
spool
holder
in
place
so
the
flat
side
is
pressed
firmly
against
the
spool.
No
space
between
spool
holder
and
spool.
There
is
also
a
separate
spool
pin
(d)
to
be
attached
onto
the
machine.
The fingers
on
the
extra
spool
pin
fit
into
the
two
holes
to
the
right
of
the
fixed
spocl
pin.
Push
downward
to
snap
in
place.
The large
sp
)ol
holder
(c)
is
placed
under
the
thread.
This
spool
pin
is
used
when
winding
a
bobbin
from
a
second
spoo
1
of
thread
or
for
a
second
spoo
1
when
sewing
with
a
twin
needle.
8
User’s
Guide
‘twtol’ia
Threading
the
upper
thread
lake
sure
the
presser
to)t
is
raised
and
the
needle
is
in
the
up
position
1.
Pull
the
spool
pin
otit.
Place
the
thread
on
the
spool
pin
and
the
spool
holder
on
the
spool
pin
as
described.
Push
the
spool
pin
back
in.
2.
Bring
the
thread
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
under
the
thread
guide
(a)
and
over
the
thread
guide
(b).
3.
Bring
the
thread
down
between
the
thread
tension
discs.
4.
Continue
threading
by
drawing
the
thread
from
the
right
into
the
slot
on
the
take—up
lever.
5.
Thread
last
guide
just
above
needle.
6.
The
needle
is
threaded
from
front
to
back.
The
white
on
the
presser
foot
ankle
makes
it
easy
to
see
the
eye
of
the
needle.
7.
Place
thread
under
the
presser
toot
and
into
the
thread
cutter.
Pull
down
to
cut.
User’s
Guide
Victoria
9
Threading
for
twin
needle
1.
Insert
a
twin
nc’eclle.
2.
Wind
a
bobbin
with
the
thread
you
are
going
to
use
as
the
second
upper
thread
3.
Thread
the
machine
as
described
and
check
to
ensrLrc
that
the
thread
lies
between
the
inner
thread
tension
discs,
inside
the
lowest
thread
guide.
Thread
left
needle.
4.
Attach
the
extra
spool
pin
onto
the
machine.
Place
a
spool
holder
under
the
thread.
5.
Place
the
bobbin
with
the
second
thread
Ofl
the
spool
pin.
6.
Thread
the
machine
as
before
hut
this
thread
should
lie
between
the
outer
thread
tension
discs,
outside
the
lowest
thread
guide.
Thread
right
needle.
10
User’s
Guide
1utoria
Bobbin
winding
with
the
machine
threaded
tiOfl.
Note!
Do
not
use
a
plastic
presser
foot
when
bobbin
winding.
1.
Place
your
empty
bobbin
with the
small
mark
outwards on
the
bobbin
spindle
on
the
front
of the machine.
2.
Pull
the thread
from
the
needle
under
the
presser
foot
and
to
the
right
over
the
thread
guide
(c).
3.
Start
from
above
and wind
a
few
turns
of
thread
around
the
bobbin.
Cut
off
the
thread
on
the
thread
cutter
(d).
4.
I3ring
the
bobbin
spindle
clown.
Press
the
foot
control.
When
the
bobbin
winding
is
finished,
the
bobbin
will
stop
automatically.
Remove
the
bobbin,
cut
off
the
thread
and
bring
the
bobbin
spindle
up.
Note!
We
do
not
recommend
v
inding
clear
nylon
or
other
stretchy
threads
through
the
needle.
Instead
see
‘Bobbin
winding
-
ver&al
Spool
1fl”.
Bobbin
winding
-
vertical
spool
pin
1.
Place an
empty
bobbin
with
the
mark
outwards
on
the
bobbin
spindle
on
the
front
of
the
machine.
2.
Place
the
large
spool
holder
under
the
thread
on
the
spool
pin.
3.
Bring
the
thread
under
the
thread
guide
(a)
and
mer
thread
guide
(h),
then
around
thread
guide
(c)
as
illustrated.
4.
From
above wind
a
few
turns
of
thread
around
the
bobbin and
into
the
cutter.
5.
Bring
the
bobbin
spindle
down,
Press
the
foot
control.
When
the
bobbin
winding
is
finished,
the
bobbin
will
stop
automatically.
Remove
the
bobbin,
cut
off
the
thread
and
bring
the
bobbin
spindle
up.
Make
sure
that
the
presser
kx)t
is
up
and
the
needle
is
in
the
highest
posi
User’s
Guide
Victoria
11
Placing
the
bobbin
in
the
machine
2.
Place
the
bobbin
in
the
bobbin
case
with
the
mark
facing
upward
and
the
thread
to
the
left
of
the
bobbin,
The
bobbin
will
then
rotate
counterclockwise
while
drawing
out
the
thread.
4.
Hold
the
bobbin
to
keep
it
from
turning
and
pull
the
thread
to
the
left
so
that
the
thread
clicks
into
the
tensicn
spring.
Continue
threading
around
(
b)
and
to
the
right
of
the
thread
knife
(c).
Replace
the
cover
and
slide
it
into
position.
Then
pull
the
thread
to
the
left
to
cut
it.
1.
Open
the
cover
1w
slightly
pulling
it
towards
you
and
take
it
away.
3.
Hold the
bobbin
and
draw
the
thread
to
the
right
passing
ta).
User’s
Guide
Victoria
Thread
tension
I’,e
the
recommended
setting
given
on
the
Intodisplay
(see
page
17).
You
can
adjust
the
top
thread
tension
by
turning
the
dial,
which
is
numbered.
The
higher
the
number
the
tighter
the
tension.
Normal
thread
tension
is
number
4.
\
hen
sewing
buttonholes
and
decorative
stitches
set
thread
tension
to
number
3.
When
topstitching
with
a
coarse
thread
in
thick
fabric,
increase
the
tension
to
7-9.
Correct
and
incorrect
thread
tension
To
understand
the
correct
thread
tension,
sew
a
few
sample
stitches
at
different
settings.
1.
Begin
with
a
tension
that
is
too
loose,
i.e.
set
at
“I.
The
lower
thread
will
lie
straight
and
the
upper
thread
will
he
drawn
clown
on
the
underside.
2.
If
you
set
the
tension
at
the
highest
number,
the
opposite
will
v
occur,
and
the
seam
may
pucker.
3.
The
correct
thread
tension
is
provided
when
the
threads
interlock
in
the
middle
of
both
layers
of
material
or,
in
the
case
of
decorative
stitches,
on
the
underside.
,\lake
,i
few
tests
on
a
scrap
piece
of
the
material
you
are
going
to
sew
and
check
the
tension.
I
3
User’s
Guide
Victoria
13
Presser
foot
pressure
The
presser
foot
pressure
is
adjusted
with
the
dial
on
the
front
of the
machine.
Normal
setting
is
1.
The
higher
the
number
the
more
pressure
on
the
fabric.
Knit
and
soft
fabrics
should
be
sewn
at
a
lo
er
pressure
setting
(2).
Presser
foot
lever
The
presser
foot
is
raised and
loered
ith
the
presser
foot
lever.
The
presser
foot
must
he
lowered
when sev
ing.
For
thick
fabrics,
lift
the
presser
foot
lever
as
far
as
it
goes
and
hold
it
there.
The
lift
of
the
presser
loot
is
increased
1w
several
rnilliijieters.
Changing
the
presser
foot
1.
Make
sure
that
the
needle
is
in
the
highest
position.
Pull
the
presser
foot
down
and
towards
you.
2.
Line
up
the
cross
pin
on
the
foot
between
the
spring
and
the
presser
foot
ankle.
Press
back
until
the
foot
snaps
into
place.
I
‘I
*4
‘4
U.serc
Guide
Victoria
Changing
the
needle
1.
Loosen
the
screw
in
the
needle
clamp.
2.
Remove
the
needle.
3.
Push
up
the
new
needle
with
the
flat
side
away
from
you
until
it
will
go
no
further.
4.
Tighten the
screw
po
perlv.
Always
use
needles
of
system
130/705H.
Lowering
the
feed
teeth
The
feed teeth
are
lowered
when
you
turn
the
dial
to
the
left
to
Turn
the
dial
to
the
right
to
———
if
you
wish
to
raise
the
feed
teeth.
The
feed
teeth
will
come up
automatically
when
you
begin
to
sew.
The
feed
teeth
are
lowered
when
sewing
buttons
and
br
free-hand
work.
By
lowering
the
feed
teeth
it
is
easier
to
get
thick
garments
under
the
presser
foot.
Do
not
forget
to
raise
the
feed
teeth
before
starting
to
sew.
Userv
Guide
Vthtoria
‘5
Functions
I
Infodisplay
Stitch
length
stitch,
the
machine
When
you
select
a
will
automatically
set
the
best
stitch
length which
will
be indicated
h
numbers
on
the
Infodisplay.
You
can
change
the
stitch
length
by
pressing
either
the
(+)
or
( )
button.
Certain
stitches have
a
limited
stitch
length.
When
you
select
a
stitch,
the machine
automatically
sets
the
best
stitch
width,
which
is
displayed
ith
numbers
on
the
Infodisplay.
You
can
change
the
stitch
width
by
pressing
the
(+)
or
C)
button.
The
width
can
he
adjusted
between
u
and
6
mm.
Stitch
width
16
Userc
Guide
Victoria
Reverse
mr
machine
sews
backwards
when
this
button
is
pressed.
The
machine
sews
forward
when
the
button
is
released.
The
longest
stitch
length
when
reverse
feeding
is
3
torn.
For
permanent
reverse,
press
the
button
twice
in
quick
succession
before
starting
to
sew.
An
arrow
to
the
top
left
on
the
Infodisplay
indicates
reverse
sewing.
To
sew
forward
again,
press
the
button
once
more.
STOP
The
STOP
button
is
used
to
finish
a
stitch.
i.e.
the
machine
fastens
the
thread
and
stops
automatically
when
the
stitch
has
been
completed.
The
symbol
on
the
display
indicates
that
STOP
is
selected.
STOP
is
cancelled
when
you
press
the
button
again
or
by
selecting
a
new
stitch.
Mirror
image
You
can
mirror
a
stitch
by
using
the
button.
mirror
image
side
to
side.
iou
can
also
mirror
the
width
when
you
wish
to
to
change
the
needle
position
from
left
to
right.
The
symbol
will
be
displayed.
FIX
By
using
the
FV
button
you
can
tie
off
a
stitch
at
the
beginning
and/or
at
the
end.
The
symbol
e
flashing
on
the
display
indicates
that
FD
is
selected.
Stitch
selection
buttons
OLI
select
a
stitch
to
an
the
panel
I
pressm
the
stitch
sclc
tic
m
butic
)iis.
ith
]eft
button
viia
get
tens
and
\\.ith
right
button
you
get
I
).
The
number
ot
the
selected
is
displa
ed
to
the
right
on
the
Ink
idispIa
Recommended
presser
foot
o
The
letter
shows
which
presser
toot
is
correct
for
the
stitch
you
have
selected.
‘l’he
corresponding
letter
is
on
the
presser
foot,
Recommended
thread
tension
2-4
The
numbers
above
the
CCD
symbol
show
the
recommended
setting
of
the
thread
tension
for
the
stitch
you
have
selected.
1Jserc
Guide
Victoria
17
Stitch selection
When
you
turn
on
the
mahine
it
always
selects
straight
stitch
and
the
number
00.
You
select
a
stitch
by
pressing
the
stitch
selection
buttons.
Stitch
table
00
Straight
stitch
see
page
23
Presser
foot
A
01
Reinforced
straight
stitch
see
page
26
Presser
foot
A
02
Stretch
stitch
see
page
26
Presser
foot
A
03
Zigzag
see
page
26
Presser
foot
A
With
left
button
you
get
tens
and
with
right
button
‘iou
get
1-9.
The
number
of
the
selected
stitch
is
displayed
to
the
cry right.
For
all
kinds
of
sewing
in
WO\
en
fabrics.
25
different
needle
positions
with
width
adjustment
and
mirror image
For
seams
which
are
subject
to
considerable
strain.
cc.
to
reinforce
and
topstitch
sportswear
and
working
clothes.
25
needle
positions
br
seams
in
tricot
and
stretch fabrics
For lace
edging
and
sewing
on braids
04
Three-step
zigzag
see
page
29
Presser
foot
J,
B
05
Overcast
stitch
see
page
33
Presser
loot
06
Seam
and
overlock
see
page
33
Presser
foot
B
07
Flatlock
see
page
3
Presser
loot
B
For
overcasting,
mending,
sewing
on
patches
and
elastics
Seam
and
overcast
in
one
step
along
the
edge
or
trim
later.
For
light
stretch
and
non—stretch
fabrics
Seam
and
overcast
in
one
step
along
the
edge
or
trim
later.
br
medium
and
heavy
stretch
labrics
I)ecorati
e
hems
and
o
erlapped
seams,
belts
and
braids
08
Blind
hem
see
page
32
Presser
foot I)
lnx
isible
hems
in
stretch
medium
and
heav
fabrics
18
User’s
Guide
Victoria
09
Bridging
stitch
see
page
33
Presser
foot
B.
C
10
Heinstitch
see
page
34
Presser
foot
B,
A
11
Satin
stitch
see
page
27.
25
Presser
toot
B
12
Decorative
edging
see
page
34
l’resser
foot
B
13
Decorative
stitch
see
page
3i
Presser
foot
B
14
Bartack
Buttonhole
see
page
20-21
Presser
loot
C
1
Darning
stitch
see
page
30
l’resser
foot
A
For
joining
two
pieces
of
fabric
with
finished
edges
and
for
elastic
shirring
For
hemstitching,
use
a
wing
needle (optional)
For
appliques,
rounded
edge,
sewing
on
laces
and
hands
For
decorative
edges.
Sew
15
mm
from
the
edge
arid
trim
close
to
the
stitching
r
decorative
stitching
Suitable
in
medium
and
heavy
fahrics
I
se
stabilizer
tinder
light
fabrics
l)arn
and
mend
work
clothes,
jeans,
table—
clot
[is
,intl
linen
towels
Mirror
image
Mirror
image
side
to
side
.
‘ibu
can
change
the
straight
stitch
needle
position
from
left
to
right
by
mirror
imaging
<)the
width.
When
mirror
image
side
to
side
is
selected
the
symbol
will
be
shown
on
the
Infodisplay.
User’s
Guide
l’idoria
19
Buttonholes
The
hartack
buttonhole.
i,
is
used
for
medium
and
heavy
fabrics.
1.
Select
the
buttonhole.
2.
lSse
the
presser
foot
C.
Loosen
the
thread
tensi(
)fl
tO
position
2—
i.
3.
Mark
the
buttonhole
location
on
your
fabric.
When
sesing
stretch
fabrics.
use
a
fusible
stabilizer
or
a
cord.
The
buttonhole
foot
has
guide
lines
to
determine
buttonhole
length.
The
middle
mark
on
foot
C
gives
a
buttoning
edge.
Place
the
button
on
the
presser
foot
against
the
needle
which
mark
on
the
foot
corresponds
to
the
button.
Sew
until
the
first
bum
)nhole
column
reaches
iii
is
mark.
For
better
visibility,
your
Husqvarna
Viking
sews
buttonholes
away
from
you.
4.
Place
the
material
under
the
presser
foot
and
begin
at
the
bottom
of
the
buttonhole.
5.
Sew
the
left
column
of
the
buttonhole
to
the
required
length.
using
the
markings.
6.
Touch
the
reverse
button
(.
7.
Continue
to
sew
the
buttonhole
until
the
other
column
is
the
same
length
as
the
first,
touch
the
button
q.
8.
The
machine
will
bartack
the
other
end,
sew
a
few
tie
off
stitches
in
the
left
column
of
the
l)uttonhole
and
then
stop.
20
User’s
Guide
Victoria
Buttonholes
Sew
the
next
buttonhole
in
the
same
manner.
There
is
a
small
finger
at
the
hack
of
the
presser
foot.
For
a
corded
buttonhole.
Iocp
your
cord
around
the
finger
as
illustrated.
Stitch
the
buttonhole
as
described.
Always
stitch
a
sample
buttonhole
on
scraps
of
the
garment
fabric.
If
needed,
adjust
the
stitch
setting.
se
the
stitch
width
and
length
buttons.
On
heavy
fabric,
increase
the
stitch
length
to
0.5.
Buttonhole
knife
The
knife
is
used
to
cut
buttonholes.
It
is
also
useful
for
removing
stitches
sewn
in
error.
U,cer’s
Guide
Victoria
2]
Sewing
buttons
1.
Mark
the
fabric
where
the
button
is
to
be
located.
2.
Select
zigzag
.
3.
Lower
the
feed
teeth.
see
pagel5.
4.
Snap
off
the
presser
toot.
5.
Place
the
fabric
under
the
presser
foot
ankle.
6.
Place
the
button
on
marking
and
lower
the
presser
bar
so
that
the
presser
foot
ankle
is
between
the
holes
of
the
button
(see
picture).
7.
IbId
the
thread
ends
to
one
side.
Check
to
he
sure
that
the
needle
goes
into
the
left
hole
of
the
button.
8.
Touch
the
mirroring
button
to
check
that
the
needle
also
goes
into
the
right
hole.
9.
Sew
as
many
stitches
as
you
consider
necessary.
1O.Touch
STOP.
The
machine
ill
then
tie
off
in
one
of
the
holes
and
stop.
1
1,Move
to
the
next
pair
of
holes
the
next
button.
If
you
have
a
button
with
a
different
h
ile
spacing.
v
m
can
adjust
this
by
presssing
one
ot
the
stitch
width
buttons
(+)
or
(—),
Button
with
a
thread
shank
I
se
the
thin
end
of
the
clearance
plate
when
sewing
buttons
on
light
fabrics,
the
thick
end
for
hea
icr
fabrics.
Place
the
plate
between
the
hutton
and
the
fabric
and
sew
on
the
button.
Pull
the
thread
ends
hetween
the
button
and
the
fabric.
Wind
the
threads
a
few
times
around
the
sliank
and
tie
the
ends.
L
I
IA
22
User’s
Guide
Victoria
Straight
stitch
Straight
stitcling
T
is
used
to
join
fabric
which
does
not
stretch
and
for
seams
which
will
not
he
subjected
to
great
strain.
When
you
select
straight
stitch,
the
machine
will
automatically
set
the
average
stitch
length.
Experiment
until
you
arrive
at
the
exact
setting
for
the
actual
work
you
will
he
doing.
cD
25
Needle
Positions
When
topstitching
using
straight
stitch
and
reinforced
straight
stitch,
the
needle
position
can
he
adjusted
in
steps.
Use
the
stitch
width
button
(+),
0
is
the
center
position,
width
6
is
left
needle
position,
width
6
mirror
imaged
is
right
needle
position.
To
return
to
center
posi
tion,
use
the
stitch
width
button
U)
and
step
hack
to
0.
Adjust
the
width
between
(>—6
for
additional
positions.
To
edge
stitch,
you
should
take
advantage
of
the
possibility
to
set
the
needle
to
the
left
or
the
right
position.
To
sew
about
2
mm
from
the
edge,
snap
on
presser
foot
A
when
sewing
light
fabrics
and
presser
foot
D
for
other
fabrics.
Place
the
fabric
and
sew
so
that
the
edge
follows
the
inside
right
edge
of
the
presser
foot
D
or
the
first
mark
of
the
left
edge
of
the
presser
foot
A.
If
you
wish
to
sew
about
5
mm
from
the
edge
or
sew
a
narrow
hem,
use
presser
foot
A
and
set
the
needle
to
the
right
positiun.
User
Guide
Victoria
23
Sewing
zippers
The
zipper
foot
F
can
he
snapped
on
so
that
it
is
located
either
to
the
right
or
to
the
left
of
the
needle.
making
it
easy
to
sew
hoth
sides
Of
the
zipper.
To
sew
the
other
side
of
the
zipper.
reposition
the
zipper
foot.
Lapped
zipper
1.
Sew
the
seam
together
to
the
hottom
of
the
zipper
placket.
Baste
the
rest
of
the
seam.
Leave
ahout
2
cm
open
at
the
iop.
Press
scam
open.
Set
the
needle
to
the
right
position.
2.
Place
presser
foot
F
to
the
left
of
the
needle.
From
the
wrong
side
fold
the
Libric
to
one
side
so
hoth
seam
allowances
are
free.
Fold
and
press
the
left
allowance
under
approximately
0.5
cm
from
the
hasted
seam.
3.
Place
the
zipper
under
the
ft)ldedl
seam
allowance
with
the
teeth
as
near
to
the
fold
as
possihic
and
stitch
zipper
to
fahric
close
to
fold.
Begin
sewing
at
the
hottom
of
the
zipper.
Before
reaching
the
zipper
pull.
lift
the
presser
foot
and
slide
the
zipper
pull
down
past
the
zipper
foot.
Lower
the
foot
and
sew
t
the
top
of
the
zipper.
4.
Snap
on
the
zipper
foot
so
it
is
to
the
right
of
the
needle.
Set
the
needle
to
the
left
position.
Turn
the
garment
to
the
right
side.
It
is
important
that
the
seam
on
the
right
side
is
sewn
straight.
Before
you
hegin
to
sew,
mark
the
seam
line.
Sew
the
other
side
of
the
zipper.
Begin
stitching
across
the
hottom
and
continue
upwards.
Remove
the
hasting.
If
you
want
to
sew
a
“gentleman’s
zipper”,
follow
the
instructions
hut
insert
in
the
other
direction.
I
2
I
3
4\
24
User’,c
Guide
Victoria
Gathering
with
straight
stitch
Use
a
slightly
longer
stitch
than
normal
straight
stitch,
3.5-5.0.
Alwav.s
sew
two
gathering
threads
next
to
each
other.
1.
Pin
the
gathered
part
to
the
corresponding
garment
section.
Make
sure
that
the
marks
and
the
seams
correspond
to
each
other,
or
match
notches.
2.
Pull
both
bobbin
threads
from
the
same
direction
and
distribute
the
gathering
evenly.
When
half
the
distance
is
gathered.
wind
the
threads
around
a
pin.
Then
gather
the
other
half
from
the
other
direction.
I)istribute
the
gathering
evenly.
3.
join
the
pieces
with
straight
stitch,
the
gathered
material
facing
up.
Sew
between
the
straight
gathering
rows.
Hold
the
gathering
with
your
fingers
on
both
sides
of
the
needle
toaoil
folds.
Remove
any
gathering
thread
that
is
visible.
User’s
Guide
Viuoria
25
Reinforced
straight
stitch
I
he
teintori
ed
‘traight
‘tm
h
is
slit
m’ei
than
ordinar
‘lraieiu
sOk
Ii.
III
ili_ii.
IL)
liii
t.iit
tiLl
It
I
.1
triple
and
r—-
III
:15tH.
sIlk
IL.
I
lie
Tciflfofted
straiihl
‘u1i
IL
ian
be
L
1Is
ti
br
ILe,i\
\
-tick
Ii
taii
H.
5,
boi
ii’)
iii
h
-.iiiis
liii
IL
.ire
stibji.’ct
10
consilei.iblt
strain
and
IL
tOf)stilc.
hing
iii
I
LC.L’t
Lii
irks.
Stretch
stitch
The
stretch
stitch
T
makes
a
pliable.
stretchy
seam
that
is
suitable
[or
sewing
together
pieces
of
light
stretch
labric.
The
stretch
stitch
is
ideal
[or
topsutching
in
light
stretch
fabrics.
Zigzag
-
The
zigzag
is
utilized
for
sewing
on
lace.
hound
edging
and
When
von
select
the
zigzag
the
machine
will
automatically
set
stitch
length
2
and
width
.
You
can
change
this
setting
by
pressing
either
the
(+)
or
(—)
button
on
the
width
and/or
length.
Experi
ment
until
you
reach
the
best
setting
br
your
actual
work.
26
User’s
Guide
Victoria
Lace
edging
1.
Place
wrong
side
of
lace
to
right
side
of
ftthric
matching
edges.
Sew
along
inner
edge
of
lace
with
zigzag,
stitch
length
1.5.
stitch
width
1.5.
2.
Press
seam
allowance
towards
fabric.
Sew
with
satin
stitch
,
stitch
width
2.0.
on
the
right
side
over
the
zigzag
seam.
3.
Cut
off
the
seam
allowance
up
to
the stitching
on
the
wrong
side.
1
User’s
Guide
Victoria
27
Appliqué
1.
Draw
a
mirror
image
of
your
design
on
the
paper
side
of
the
fusible
web.
2.
Iron
the
fusible
wet-i
SO
that
it
sticks
to
the
wrong
side
of
the
appliquc’
material,
3.
Cut
out
the
appliqu&..
Remove
the
paper
layer
from
the
fusible
web.
Fuse
the
appliqué
to
the
back
gu
iund
material.
Place
stabilizer
under
backgr(
)und
fabric.
4.
Satin
stitch,
,
stitch
width
2.0.
around
the
edges.
Sew
all
design
lines
using
the
same
satin
stitches.
-Th
1
c
P1
28
User’s
Guide
Victoria
Three-step
zigzag
Overcasting
Three-step
zigzag
:
is
suitable
for
overcasting
most
fabrics.
Trim
the
edges
of
the
fabric
before
over
casting.
Make
sure
that
the
needle
sews
over
the
edge
of
the
fabric.
Place
the
fabric
according
to
the
presser
foot
(see
picture).
Sewing
terry
cloth
Terry
cloth
is
a
rather
loosely
woven
fabric
in
which
seams
easily
break.
Sew
the
garment
together
with
straight
stitch.
Trim
the
seams
and
press
the
seam
allowance
flat
and
sew
the
edges
down
against
the
garment
on
the
wrong
side
with
three-step
zigzag.
Even
though
the
stitching
goes
right
through
to
the
‘right’
side
of
the
garment,
it
is
nearly
invisible
and
even
the
wrong
side
looks
neat.
The
stitching
will
also
he
considerably
stronger.
Necklines
and
armholes
are
finished
in
a
similar
way.
Mending
and
darning
Three-step
zigzag
can
be
utilized
for
mending
and
darning.
A
thread
bare
spot
is
mended
by
sewing
hack
and
forth
with
three-step
zigzag.
T.se
the
reverse
button
.
Guide
the
fabric
slightly
to
the
side.
If
the
fabric
is
very
worn,
a
piece
of
fabric
or
lining
may
he
attached
to
the
reverse
as
reinforcement.
Also
see
page
30
for
programmable
darning
stitch.
User’s
Guide
Victoria
29
Darning
stitch
The
darning
stitch
has
its
own
stitch
nwmories
where
the
number
of
stitches.
length
or
width
changes
are
stored.
It
is
a
perfect
stitch
for
mending
and
darning.
Use
presser
ftot
A,
1.
Sew
the
first
row
of
stitches
as
long
as
you
need
to
cover
‘our
tear
or
worn
spot.
2.
Touch
the
reverse
button
and
the
machine
c
ntinues
sewing
the
remaining
stitches
at
the
same
length
and
fastens
the
thread.
3.
Touch
STOP.
Move
the
fabric
so
that
the
needle
is
right
over
the
last
stitch.
Repeat
as
many
times
as
you
need
to
cover
the
hole.
If
you
wish
to
sew
another
stitch
and
then
return
to
your
stitch,
you
only
select
this
stitch
and
touch
STOP.
‘l’he
repeated
stitch
will
not
he
retained
if
you
switch
off
the
machine.
liii
30
User’s
Guide
l/ictoria
F
latlock
The
ulatlock
is
suitable
for
sewing
overlapped
seams
and
decorative
hems.
Reduce
the
presser
lot
pressure
tO
2
when
sewing
stretch
kibric.
“ou
can
produce
a
decorative
hem
by
folding
a
single
hem
to
the
wrong
side
and
sewing
the
flatlock
from
the
right
side.
Trim
excess
hem
to
stitching
from
the
wrong
side.
To
sew
an
overlapped
seam,
lap
one
piece
of
fabric
over
the
other
piece
and
sew
flatlock
stitch
over
the
hibric
edge
on
the
right
side.
Trim
from
the
wrong
side
or
sew
another
seam
from
the
right
side.
Narrow
belts
and
bands
Fuld
the
fabric
in
thirds
and
sew
in
the
center.
Trim
excess
material
from
underneath.
N
User’s
Guide
Victoria
31
Blind
hem
Snap
ofl
psse
r
f(
)(
)t
I)
[or
blind
hem
Fold
the
imiterial
as
sho
n.
Make
sure
that
the
told
line
of
the
fabric
rides
in
the
groove
to
the
right
side
of
the
presser
foot.
Practice
using
a
scrap
ot
material
and
compare
with
the
illustrations.
1.
TIthe
stitch
does
not
catch
the
folded
edge,
increase
the
stitch
V.
idth
(+).
2.
If
the
stitch
catches
too
muh
of
the
fold,
decrease
the stitch
idth
3.
For
an
invisible
hem
the
needle
catches
a
single
thread
of
the
bIded
edge.
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User’s
Guide
Victoria
Bridging
stitch
The
bridging
stitch
}
is
suitable
for
joining
two
pieces
of
fabric
with
folded
edges.
Also
use
tO
join
lace
and
ribbon.
Elastic
shining
Th
bridging
stitch
is
also
useful
for
gathered
elastic
shirring.
Lse
the
buttonhole
toot
C.
tighten
the
upper
thread
tension.
Remember
that
the
elastic
will
always
he
stitched
double,
so
take
this
into
account
when
calculating
how
much
you
will
need.
Place
the
shirring
elastic
(elastic
thread)
around
the
finger
of
the
presser
foot
C.
Sew
from
the
wrong
side
over
both
lengths
of
the
elastic
following
marked
lines.
Gather
the
shirring
by
pulling
the
elastic
threads.
Seam
and
overcast
Some
stitches
can
he
used
for
seaming
and
overcasting
directly
on
the
edge
where
a
S
mm
(1
4)
seam
is
allowed.
Place
the
fabric
Sc)
that
the
inside
right
‘toe’
of
the
presser
foot
follows
the
edge
of
the
fabric.
Overlock
is
chiefly
used
for
sewing
heavy
stretch
fabric.
Snap
on
presser
foot
B.
Seam
and
overcast
stitch.
may
be
used
to
sew
light
and
medium
non-
stretch
fabric
and
light
stretch
fabric.
Snap
on
presser
foot
J.
Presser
footJ
is
also
used
to
overlock
and
overcast
many
diffe
rent
fabrics
with
the
exception
of
heavy,
firm
fabrics.
The
pin
on
the
presser
foot
should
follow
the
edge
of
the
fabric
and
will
prevent
the
fabric
from
puckering.
Stitch
width
5-6
mm.
When
using
stitch
width
-i.5
or
lower.
use
presser
foot
A.
Overlock
Overcast
?cl
c
:1
User’s
Guide
Victoria
33
Decorative
stitches
These
stitches
are
mainly
used
as
decorative
stitches.
Examples:
Stitch
13
sewn
with
arn
gies
a
deoratie
effect.
An
effectie
edging
can
he
produced
with
Stitch
12.
Sew
a
hit
from
the
edge
and
trim
close
to
the
stitching.
Using
Stitch
10
together
with
a
wing
needle
(optional)
you
can
produce
a
hemstitch
around
your
embroidered
tablecloth.
34
User
Guide
Victoria
Sewing
hints
Free
arm
To
facilitate
sewing
trouser
legs
and
sleeve
hems
use
the
free
arm.
The
free
arm
also allows
you
to
darn
socks
(
freemotion
darning
foot
is
an
optional
accessory).
Consult
the
Accessory
Vsers
Guide.
“Jeans
hem”
\\
hen
sewing
o’
er
seams
in
extra
heavy
fabric
or
a
blue
jeans
hem,
the
foot
can
tip
as
the
machine
climbs
over
the
seam.
The
needle
can
hit
the
tipped
foot
and
break.
In
this
case,
use
the
clearance
plate
to
balance
the
height
of
the
hem
as
you
sew.
Place
the
clearance
plate
behind
the
foot
as
you
approach
the
hem
and
in
front
of
the foot
as
you
sew
over
the hem
thickness.
Remove
the
clearance
plate
before
sewing
in
to
it.
Sewing
on
belt
loops
se
presser
foot
B
and
lower
the
feed teeth.
Fold
in
about
1
cm
on
the
short
ends.
Place
the
belt
lo(
)p
on
the
garment
and
under
the
presser
foot.
Set
a
wide
zigzag
stitch.
Sew
a
hartack
from
the
outer
edge
to
the
center
of
the
loop,
move
the
material
and
sew
a
new
bartack.
Continue
to
sew
along
the entire
length
of
the
loops
short
side.
User’s
Guide
Victoria
35
Maintenance
Changing
the
light
bulb
The
light
bulb
is
placed
tu
the
left.
above
the
needle.
Place
the
rubber
sheath
found
in
the
accessory
box
with
its
deep
hole
around
the
bulb.
Do
not
turn
the
bulb,
just
pull
it
down
to
remove
the
bulb.
When
inserting,
place
the
rubber
sheath
with
its
shallow
hole
around
the
new
bulb,
insert
the
bulb
by
pushing
it
up.
tse
light
bulb
designed
as
indicated
on
the
front of
the machine.
Care
of
the
machine
‘[‘o
keep
your
sewing
machine
operating
satisfactorily,
it
requires
regular
cleaning.
No
lubrication
(oiling)
is
needed.
36
L’ser’s
Guide
wioria
Maintenance
Removing
the
stitch
plate
Remove
the
presser
foot
and
the
bobbin
cover.
Lower
the
feed
teeth
(see
page
15).
Place
the
stitch
plate
opener
on
the brush.
There
is
a
recess
at
the
rear
of
the
stitch
plate.
Insert
the
stitch
plate
opener
into
the recess
and
pull
the
brush
toward
you
to
pop
the
stitch
plate
off.
Cleaning
When necessary,
the
feed
teeth and
the
bottom
of
the
bobbin
area
must
be
cleaned
with
the
brush,
v
hich
von
will
find
with
the
accessories.
Replacing
the
stitch plate
Replace
the
stitch
plate
ih
)ut
mm
in
front
of
the
rear
edge
and
push
it
backward.
Replace
the
bobbin
cover.
Raise
the feed teeth.
-
.-—
LJserv
Guide
1ictor,u
37
Trouble
Shooting
Checking
the
needle
Always
start
with
a
new
needle
as
Soon
as
you
discover
that
a
stitch
is
not
what
you
expected.
Test
sew
on
a
scrap
of
the
fabric
you
are
sewing.
Check
that
you
have
chosen
the
correct
needle
and
see
that
it
is
correctly
inserted.
See
page
IS.
Unattractive
stitches
The
thread
tension
is
not correct.
See
page
13
Make
sure
that
the
thread
is
not
catching.
Certain
thread
spo(
1s
are
unsuitable
for
spooling
from
the
horizontal
spool
pin.
Try
instead
with
the
vertical
spool
pin.
The
machine
may
he
incorrectly
threaded.
13e
sure
to
place
spool
holders
correctly.
For
correct
threading,
see
page
9.
Wrong
bobbin
thread.
It
should
b
of
the
same
thickness
as
the
upper
thread.
The
needle
breaks
The
needle
can
strike
against
stitch
plate
and
break.
(hange
the
needle.
See
page
15.
Do
not
pull
fabric
as
you
sew,
let
the
machine
feed.
The
upper
thread
breaks
Check
the
thread
spool
to
see
that
it
has
not
caught
in
any
way.
The
needle
eye
may
have
sharp
edges
which
cut the
thread.
If
so,
change
the
needle.
See
page
15.
‘I’he
upper
thread
is
incorrectly
threaded.
See
page
9.
The
upper
thread
may
have
too
much
tension.
Refer
to
page
13.
The
hole
in
the
stitch
plate
may
be
chipped
and
have
sharp
edges.
We
recommend
that
you
replace
it.
The
bobbin
thread
breaks
The
bobbin
thread
may be
incorrect
ly
threaded.
See
page
12.
The
stitch
plate
hole
is
damaged.
See
Upper
thread
breaks.
Irregular
thread
tension
This
may
be
due
to
poor
quality
thread.
When
sewing
with
cotton
thread,
increase
the
thread
tension.
The
machine
does
not
feed
the
fabric
The
stitch
length
is
too
short.
Increase
stitch
length.
The
feed
teeth
may
be
lowered,
Raise
them
by
turning
the
dial
to
.
See
page
15.
The
feed
teeth
are
full
of
dust
and
dirt.
Clean
with
the
brush,
See
page
37.
The
stitch
is
too
loose
-
fabric
layers
not
held
together
The
thread
tension
is
far
too
loose.
Page
13
shows
how
to
adjust
the
thread
tension.
Incorrect
stitch
[f
the
machine
does
not
sew
the
stitch
indicated
by
the
display.
it
is
possible
that
the
electronics
have
been
disturbed
in
some
way.
perhaps
by
a
short
power
cut
or
electrical
disturbance.
Shut
otf
the
main
switch,
wait
a
few
seconds
and
try
again.
If
the
fault
remains,
contact
your
dealer.
38
User’s
Guide
Victoria
Machine
runs
sluggishly
Dirt
or
lint
has
built
up
under
the
stitch
plate.
Remove
the
plate
and
brush
clean
between
the
feed
teeth
and
in
the bottom
area.
See
page
37.
Main
motor
does
not
work
The
electronic
overload protector
may
have
switched
off.
Shut
off
the
main
switch, wait
about
a
minute.
Then
turn
on
the
machine.
Expert
assistance
Have
your
machine
tuned
up
regularly
by
your
dealer.
If
you
have
followed
the
preceding
points
and
still
do
not
get
satisfactory
results,
you
should
contact
the
dealer
where
you
bought
the machine.
When
the
machine
is
being
checked,
it
is
a
great
help
if
it
can
he
test
sewn
under
conditions
that
are
similar
to
when
you
used
it.
Remember
to
take
a
sewing
sample
along
with you,
preferably
the
fabric
and
the
thread
you
intend
to
use.
A
sewing
sample
will
often
give
much
better
information
than
words.
Non-original
Parts
and
Accessories
The
warranty
does
not
cover
any
defect or
damage
caused
by
use
of
nonoriginal
accessories
or parts.
User’s
Guide
Victoria
Index
Aecessi
irv
hox
Packing
the
mau
tune
S
Applique
25
l’resser
h)ot.
changing
Presser
foot,
recommended
I
7—10
Belt
loops
3
Presser
toot
lever
Ui
Blind
hero
32
Presser
toot
pressure
14
Bohhin.
placing
in
machine
12
B
hhin
winding
11
Reinforced
straight
stitch
30
Bridging
stitch
33
Reverse
16
Button
sewing
22
Buttonholes
20—21
Satin
stitch
27—28
Seam
md
overcast
33
Care
of
machine
36—3’
Seam
and
overcast
stitch
Cleaning
37
setting
up
the
machine
(:onnting
the
machine
6
Sewing
hints
35
Sewing
surface
I
)a
rning
29-30
Shirring
Decorative
stitches
31
Snap
(
ill
&
on
presser
foot
I
Spo(
l
holders
H
Elastic
shirring
33
P°°
1
pin
Extra
spool
pin
8
Stitch
Length
16
Stitch
plate
37
Feed
teeth,
lowering
IS
Stitch
selection
17-19
FIX
17
Stitch
tahle
18—19
Flatlock
31
Stitch
width
16
Free
arm
35
Stop
16,
22,
30
Straight
stitch
23
Uathering
25
Stretch
stitch
26
Summar
11cm
31-32.
35
Flemstitch
34
tension
13.
17
ierrv
cloth
29
I
nfc
)displav
lu—I
T(
ipstitching
23
Threading,
h(
)hhin
12
Lace
edging
2’
Threading,
upper
9
lapped
zipper
2+
1hree-step
zigzag
29
Light
huib,
changing
36
Trouhle
Shooting
38-39
Lowering
feed teeth
15
Twin
needle,
threading
10
Maintenance
36-37
Unpacking
the
machine
Mending
29-30
Mirror
image
16,
19
Vertical
spool
pin
Wing
needle
Needle,
changing
IS
Needle
positions
23
Zigzag
Zippers
Overcasting
29
Overlock
33
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User’s
Guide
u’toria
Declaration
of
Conformity
Herewith
we
conhrm
that
this
Sewing
M
±ine
in
its
essential
parts.
fulfils
the
Low
\oltage
Directive
‘3/
23/
EEC
and
9368/EEC.
This
confirmation
is
based
upon
Certificate
or Technical
Construction
Files.
perfrmed
1w
SEMKO.
The
complete
archive
tile
is
drawn
up and
maintained
by:
Viking
Sewing
Machines
AR
SE-561
84
Huskvarna
Sweden
Husqvarna
Viking
reserves
the
right
to
change
the
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