Bernette 134D I have a Bernette 134D overlocker and a My Lock 134D manual which was supplied with the machine brought second hand. I am attempting rolled hemming and the manual says set the stitch length to 'R' - there is no 'R' simply 1, 2, N, 3, 4 - can you enlighten me PLEASE. Most of the instructions in the manual definitely apply to my machine but not this one. I have a rolled hem stitch plate which I have successfully attached but would like specific instructions for the actual stitch requirements.

Hassy

• 1388 Answers
• Posted on Feb 17, 2008

SOURCE: Ezy_Lock 304D

This may be too small to read, if so, email via
www.bargainbox.com.au and I shall send it on........remember to only ever use the R needle, so you only have 3 threads.

To move the Rolled hem arm, you will need to release the upper knife (knob on left inside cover....push to the right and blade moves approx 6mm) so you can slide the small metal tongue to correct position for:

N = Normal
R = Rolled

SOURCE: How do I change the stiches?

You can do all of these stitches by using different combinations of your stitch selector, stitch width and stitch feed knobs, for instance, on the panel I can see on your machine:

http://www.jo-ann.com/joann/product/images/52659.jsp?CATID=cat3122&PRODID=prd11333

Stitches 1, 2 & 3 are straight stitches, centered, left and right. Really basic stuff, not different stitches at all. 4,5,6,7 & 8 are zig-zag stitches of different widths. 9 is the widest zig-zag (no. 8) on a finer stitch length, etc...

I think you should try and get an instruction manual for your machine. After a lengthy search of my usual manual sources, I've determined that that this may not be so easy. I think you should contact White on their 800 number and let them try and help you... 1-800-331-3164.

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SOURCE: My Lock 134D Lost Manual

Follow the link and you can view the instructions online
http://www.sewingonline.co.uk/instructions/janome134d/

SOURCE: How many foot for Baby lock E5280 like flat, blind, rolled hem?

i dont have a baby lock but on my machine i change from rolled hem to flat needle plate
or change setting to n from r also loosen lower looper tension as rolled hem requires a tight lower looper tension.
hope this helps you
mary h

SOURCE: rolled hem settings

Here is a link to purchase your instruction manual:

Pfaff Sewing Machine Instruction Manuals