Husqvarna Designer I "increase stitch left" Questions

increase the stitch length to 3.5 then the needle hits the zipper foot. Try increasing the Stich Length to 2.0 or 2.5. I always Stich my zippers in with the same Stitch Length being used with whatever

stitch will increase and opposite will decrease the length. Anyway, your tension for the fabric may need to be set with a test piece. After that your chosen length shouldn't need any change of tension

...to the right, causing puckered stitches. It does not increase , when needle position is moved to the left. You should probably take it for service. The tension mechanism may need an adjustment.

...stitch width length to "M".Close the covers, lower the presser foot and the upper knife.This gives you a narrow edge. To roll the edge, increase the tension of the lower looper (the green knob) about ...

...stitch backwards as you should only need to do this for a few stitches. Check that the feed dog is in the up position. On my machine the lever is on the left hand side (on the end of the free arm). ...

...increase it up until the situation improves Before you begin sewing, it is always helpful to pull up the bobbin thread up through the project fabric. How and Why to Bring up the Bobbin Thread Before ...

increase the blade position (that is, move the blade to the right). If the fabric is creating a ridge or tunnel; move the blade to the left slightly. Please let me know if this has solved your problem

Beginning with left needle, increase tension until an even stitch forms. Continue with right needle, then lower looper, and upper looper. If you are not able to adjust, take it to an experienced tech

...stitch is taken. Are you sewing very fine material? If the fabric is a very light weight, there may not be enough pressure between the presser foot and the feed dogs. Most machines have an adjustment ...

...LL stand for. found an explanation here Lifted Increases RLI RLPI LLI LLPI Glossary Knitting Daily looks like Right Lifted Increase and Left Lifted Increase, there are diagrams explaining the ...