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The Empisal Durasew EDSM56 sews through challenging materials that make regular machines struggle.
DIMENSIONS
Length 43 cm x width 22.5 cm x height 33.2 cm
Weight: 5.6 kg
High 90W power motor
8mm pressure foot lift height
Includes needles for thicker fabrics
Features
- 17 Built-In Stitches
- 56-stitch functions
- Easy stitch selection
- Front-loading bobbin
- Automatic needle threader
- Adjustable pressure foot for multi-layered or thick fabrics like denim or leather
- Adjustable stitched length
- Foot pedal
- Reverse stitch to secure a seam at the beginning and end to prevent unravelling
- Adjustable thread tension to fine tune the stitches on your desired fabric
- LED lightening
- Built-in thread cutter
- Metal frame inside
- Additional Teflon foot and denim support for thicker fabrics
- 8mm pressure foot lift height
- High 90W power motor
- Double belt mechanism for increased needle penetration for sewing thicker fabrics
Accessories included
Accessories include needles, 1x zigzag foot, 1x buttonhole foot, bobbins, 1x felt disc, 1x seam ripper/brush and 1x screwdriver.
Safety and care tips
Sewing machines and overlockers are fragile and dangerous, so please be careful. Avoid nasty accidents by following these safety and care tips.
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Power Connection
Do not connect the machine directly to an electrical outlet unless you are sure that the electrical supply’s voltage and frequency match the machine’s specifications.
Fit the non-reversible plug in the cord socket before plugging it into the power supply outlet.
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Light Repair
You can find the sewing machine’s light behind the face plate. Turn the screw anticlockwise until you can remove the face plate.
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Safe Sewing
Control the sewing speed with the foot pedal. The harder you press the pedal down, the faster it sews, so start sewing slowly and carefully.
When turning the wheel on a manual machine, always turn it toward yourself and guide the fabric gently with your hand. Watch out for your fingers!
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Needle Care
Raise the needle out of the fabric when you stop sewing to prevent the fabric from breaking the needles.
