User manual ELNA 845 LEAFLET

[. . . ] 845-745 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 LOCK 1 2 T O P C O V E R D E V I C E (Exclusive for 845) The Top Cover measures 5. 0 mm or 2. 5 mm in width. [. . . ] DIFFERENTIAL FEED AND STITCH LENGTH SETTINGS Easy to set and read dials, conveniently located right on the front of the machine. W A S T E T R AY Helps keep your sewing area tidy ­ it catches those loose scraps and trimmed threads. ACCESSORY BOX The most frequently used accessories/tools are stored in the front cover for easy access. O V E R L O C K F E AT U R E S · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Automatic tensions EXCLUSIVE Top cover stitch (only 845) Program display panel EXCLUSIVE Tilting needle clamp (only 745) Instant rolled hem device Built-in 2-thread converter Differential feed (0. 5 - 2) Stitch length (0. 5 - 5) Adjustable cutting width (7 mm overlock) Color coded for easy threading Lower looper and chain looper disengage for easy threading Cutting blade - up, down or locked for heavy fabrics Extra presser foot lift Tension release lever Adjustable foot pressure Safety systems Electronic foot control Clear foot F Quilting guide Waste tray Dust cover Large choice of optional accessories 3 4 5 6 7 8 Printed in Switzerland - Subject to change without notice - 398055-02 845-745 A powerful attraction LOCK WARRANTY AND SERVICE: Elna's superior reputation was established in 1940 with the production of its first sewing machine. Ever since, Elna has continued to be a leading brand of home sewing and related equipment especially designed with the innovative sewer in mind. Millions of people have chosen Elna for its quality, performance and reliability. www. elna. com The Elna 845-745 overlock is the perfect complement to your sewing 5 THREAD For stable and durable finished seams - the industry standard. The easy-to-use Elna 845 and the Elna 745 give you professionally finished seams, quickly sewing and trimming at the same time. [. . . ] Or simply remove the fabric and let the machine chain off, making enough to form a tassel. [. . . ]