New Home Memory 7 Sewing Machine Manual

The New Home Memory 7 is a computerized sewing machine with 70 built-in stitches, automatic needle threader, one-step buttonhole, drop-in bobbin system, LCD display, speed control, and memory function for storing custom stitch patterns. Features include automatic tension control, built-in needle plate, free arm capability, and multiple presser feet. Powered by 120V AC, 60Hz. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation 3. First-Time Setup 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Settings 6. Connecting Accessories 7. Basic Sewing Operations 8. Advanced Functions 9. Care & Maintenance 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: LCD display, stitch selection dial, automatic needle threader, drop-in bobbin system, free arm, accessory compartment, foot pedal, power connector.

FeatureDescription
LCD displayShows selected stitch, stitch length, width and settings
Automatic needle threaderEasy threading with push lever mechanism
Drop-in bobbin systemTop-loading bobbin with clear cover
70 built-in stitchesIncludes utility, decorative, and stretch stitches
One-step buttonholeAutomatic buttonhole sizing and stitching
Memory functionStores up to 10 custom stitch combinations
Speed control sliderAdjusts maximum sewing speed
Free armRemovable extension table for cylindrical sewing
Automatic tensionComputer-controlled thread tension
Accessory compartmentBuilt-in storage for presser feet and accessories

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Place on stable sewing table.

  1. Remove all packaging materials and protective covers
  2. Attach power cord to machine and plug into AC outlet
  3. Install foot pedal and position for comfortable use
  4. Install needle following arrow direction
  5. Load bobbin into drop-in bobbin case
  6. Thread upper thread using automatic needle threader

WARNING! Keep fingers away from needle area during operation. Always turn off power when changing needles or accessories.

First-Time Setup

Power on machine; follow initial setup procedure.

  1. Language selection: Press SETUP button to choose display language
  2. Thread machine: Use automatic needle threader for upper thread
  3. Load bobbin: Place bobbin in case with thread unwinding counterclockwise
  4. Test stitches: Select basic straight stitch and test on scrap fabric
  5. Adjust tension: Use automatic tension or manual override if needed
  6. Set stitch memory: Program frequently used stitch combinations

CAUTION! Ensure machine is on stable surface before operation. Keep work area well-lit.

Specifications

Controls and Settings

Access functions via control panel buttons and stitch selection dial.

Control Panel: Power switch, stitch selection dial, reverse stitch button, needle up/down, speed control, memory buttons, automatic thread cutter.

Stitch Settings: Length (0-5mm), width (0-7mm), mirror image, twin needle. Memory Functions: Store/recall stitch combinations, delete memory patterns. Utility Settings: Automatic tension, presser foot pressure, needle position.

Connecting Accessories

Standard accessories: All-purpose foot, zipper foot, buttonhole foot, button sewing foot, blind hem foot, overedge foot.

  1. Turn off power before changing accessories
  2. Snap on presser feet by lifting lever and clicking into place
  3. Install specialty feet for specific functions (buttonhole, zipper, etc.)
  4. Use accessory compartment for organized storage

Tip: Always use correct presser foot for selected stitch pattern.

Basic Sewing Operations

Follow these steps for basic sewing tasks.

  1. Power on: Turn power switch to ON position
  2. Select stitch: Turn dial to desired stitch pattern
  3. Adjust settings: Set stitch length and width as needed
  4. Position fabric: Lower presser foot and begin sewing
  5. Control speed: Use foot pedal for variable speed control
  6. Reverse stitching: Press reverse button for back-tacking
  7. Thread cutting: Use automatic thread cutter or manual cutter
  8. Needle position: Use needle up/down button for precise stopping

WARNING! Never pull fabric while sewing. Let feed dogs move fabric automatically.

Advanced Functions

Memory feature: Store custom stitch combinations for quick access. Buttonhole: Automatic one-step buttonhole with sensor. Decorative stitching: Built-in alphabet and decorative patterns. Twin needle: Use for parallel rows of stitching.

Care & Maintenance

Unplug before cleaning. Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance.

  1. Clean lint from bobbin area after each project
  2. Oil moving parts as indicated in maintenance schedule
  3. Wipe exterior with soft, dry cloth
  4. Replace needle regularly (every 8-10 hours of sewing)
  5. Store in dust cover when not in use

CAUTION! Use only recommended sewing machine oil. Do not use household oils.

Regulatory Information

FCC Part 15: Class B digital device; complies with interference limits for residential use. Copyright © 2025 New Home Sewing Company; all rights reserved. For support, visit www.newhomesewing.com or contact 1-800-555-SEWING.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Machine not runningPower connectionCheck power cord; ensure outlet is working; check foot pedal connection
Thread breakingTension/needle issuesRe-thread machine; check needle for damage; adjust tension
Uneven stitchesThreading/bobbinRe-thread upper and lower threads; clean bobbin area
Fabric not feedingFeed dog positionCheck feed dog lever; clean feed dogs; check presser foot pressure
Needle hitting plateNeedle installationReinstall needle correctly; ensure needle is not bent
Memory not savingBattery/functionCheck internal battery; follow correct memory storage procedure

Reset: Unplug machine for 30 seconds to reset computer system.

Service: 1-800-555-SEWING; www.newhomesewing.com

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