Husqvarna Viking Designer 2 Manual

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Bobbin Winding 
1. Place an empty bob bin on the bobbin spindle at 
the front of the machine (the mark 
   facing up). 
Bring the bobbin spindle down. A Pop-up menu 
on the Touch Screen reminds you that bob bin 
winding is engaged.  
2. Place the large spool holder and a felt pad under 
the thread on the auxiliary spool pin.
3. Bring the thread around thread tension disk (b) 
pulling it fi rmly into the tension disk, then un der 
thread guide...

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START/STOP is touched when you want to 
run and stop the machine with out 
using the foot control. Touch START/STOP to 
be gin and touch it again to stop sew ing.  
Thread Cutter is touched to cut the top and 
bob bin threads. If touched when the machine 
is not sew ing, the threads are cut in the 
beginning of the following stitch. If the button 
is touched while sewing, the ”STOP” button 
starts fl ash ing and the threads are cut at the 
end of the current stitch. When...

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By lowering the feed teeth it is eas i er to get 
thick terry cloth fabric un der the preser foot. 
Raise the feed teeth be fore star ting to sew.
Sensor Foot Pressure 
When selecting different fabric weights on the 
Sewing Advisor, the presser foot pressure will 
be ad just ed au to mat i cal ly. Thanks to the Sensor 
Foot Pres sure, the presser foot actually senses the 
thick ness of fabric or stitching (or em broi dery). 
Therefore Quilt Designer II always sews smooth...

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R Presser Feet
Among the accessories there are a number of pres ser 
feet for different purposes.
Presser Foot A
Fitted on the machine upon delivery. This foot is 
used mainly for straight stitching and zigzag stitch ing 
with a stitch length longer than 1.0.
Presser Foot B
When sewing close zigzag stitches with less than 1.0 
mm stitch length; other utility stitches or dec o ra tive 
stitches use this foot. The tunnel at the bot tom of the 
foot is de sig ned...

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Presser foot S
This foot is used for side-motion stitches.
Sensor Buttonhole Foot
When connected to the machine it measures 
but ton hole length and sews the buttonhole size that 
has been entered into the machine. The mid dle mark 
gives a 9/16'' (15 mm) buttoning edge.
Changing the Presser Foot
 Turn off the main switch.
1. Make sure that the needle is in the highest 
po si tion. Pull the presser foot towards you.
2. Line up the cross pin on the foot...

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Needles
The sewing machine needle plays an important 
role in successful sewing. To ensure you will get a 
quality needle, we recommend needles of sys tem 
130/705H. The needle case included with Quilt 
Designer II contains nee dles of the most used siz es 
for sew ing in woven and stretch fabrics.
A Standard Needles Sizes 70, 80 and 90
   These needles are used for sewing in all woven 
fabrics. The needle point is de sig ned to penetrate 
between the threads of...

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Note: Somewhere, on the right side of each 
d-Card, you fi nd a small dotted square. This is a code, 
used to secure that the correct stitch information is 
stored on the d-Card.
Interchangeable d-Cards
Quilt Designer II features interchangeable d-Cards. 
There are three types of d-Cards; Stitch d-Cards 
(for normal sewing), Embroidery d-Cards (for 
embroidering) and Personal d-Cards (to save your 
own embroidery designs). 
There are several Stitch d-Cards available. Each...

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Touch Screen
Quilt Designer II features a large Touch Screen at the 
front right of the machine. The Touch Screen is very 
easy to use. Just touch it with your fi nger tip to se lect 
a function or a stitch. 
The Touch Screen area consists of two parts. The 
upper area, the Touch Screen display, is touched 
to access the different functions that are avail a ble 
for Quilt Designer II. The lower part of the Touch 
Screen area is the d-Card area. When a d-Card is 
in sert ed...

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Sewing Advisor 
Select fabric type and sewing technique from the 
Sewing Advisor, then Quilt Designer II selects the 
stitch and set tings (see page 28). The Sewing Ad vi sor 
is always active, except when programming or 
embroidering. 
To bring up Sewing Advisor touch the Sewing 
Advisor tab:
 
The Sewing Advisor has two different menus, Fab ric 
and Sewing Technique.
Fabric
In the Fabric menu you select from eight dif fer ent 
fab ric types and weights. Select the type...

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SET Menu 
Touch    to override automatic settings and 
make man u al adjustments. There are six dif fer ent 
SET menus. Touch 
   if you want to step 
be tween them. You can also change menu by 
touching 
   repeatedly. The different menus 
are numbered from 1-6: 
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When you have changed default settings for thread 
ten sion, press er foot pressure, and bal ance, the 
changed settings will affect all stitch es. The set tings 
re main until Quilt...