Avoid common accidents and enjoy sewing safely
Before you start using the sewing machine, make sure your work area is clean and free of debris. Debris such as thread ends, fabric scraps, or tools may prevent the machine from running smoothly or even cause a malfunction.
Clean your sewing machine regularly, especially under the needle plate, to avoid dust or residue that could interfere with the machine's operation.
When using a sewing machine, make sure the voltage of the power socket matches the requirements of the sewing machine. Turn off the machine power before plugging or unplugging the power cord to avoid electric shock or damage to the machine.
Do not touch the power plug or wire with wet hands to avoid electric shock.
The needle of a sewing machine is very sharp when running at high speed. Be sure to keep your fingers away from the needle when operating. Try to use a presser foot or tool to help pull the fabric instead of using your hands directly.
Always maintain a safe distance of at least 5 cm around the handle of the sewing machine and make sure your fingers do not come close to the needle.
Different fabrics require different types of needles and threads. If you use an inappropriate needle or thread, the machine may not run smoothly or even be damaged.
Before sewing, check that your needle and thread are suitable for the fabric you are sewing, especially if it is a thick material like denim or leather.
When operating a sewing machine, avoid pulling hair or clothing close to the machine. Long hair and parts of clothing can be easily caught in the moving parts of the machine, which can be dangerous.
Tie your hair back to prevent clothing from falling into the sewing machine, and ensure that clothing does not drag on the machine while operating.
We do not recommend the use of third-party parts and accessories, especially for precision equipment such as sewing machines. Non-original parts may not fully meet the standards and affect the performance of the machine.
When buying sewing machine accessories, make sure to choose genuine parts that are compatible with your machine and avoid using tools from unknown brands.
While a home sewing machine is a very useful tool, certain safety precautions must be observed when operating it. Proper operation and maintenance can effectively prevent injuries and damage caused by improper use.
We hope these safety guidelines will help you use your sewing machine more safely and efficiently, and enjoy the joy of DIY!
