Lewenstein Multilock 700DE Serger

It is always essential to know your serger before using it otherwise the urge to give up may arise due to simple frustration.

In this blog we will explain step by step how to thread the Lewenstein Multilock 700DE serger.

Threading the Lewenstein Multilock 700DE

Threading sergers can be complicated the first few times, but by following this tutorial explaining step by step how to thread the Lewenstein Multilock 700DE, you will handle your machine like no other!

We also offer you an explanatory video for better follow-up threading.

Step 1: First make sure your serger is unplugged. You are going to place your 4 spools on the spool wedges. Feel free to use the spool colors listed on the machine the first time you use it to help you find your way around better thanks to the color code.

Step 2: Once you have passed the threads through their respective slots in the thread guides, you will take the green thread corresponding to the upper looper that you will pass through the s disk ues d and blood pressure n in the following order:

If the upper looper thread breaks during sewing, it may be because the lower looper thread is tangled in the upper looper. If this happens, lower the upper looper using the handwheel, remove the thread that has become tangled in the upper looper and re-thread the upper looper from the tension discs.

Step 3: Then you will take the blue thread corresponding to the lower looper that you will pass through the tension discs in the following order:

Check that your lever is lowered then do not forget to raise it in phase 4.

Step 4: Now you are going to come and take the yellow and red threads corresponding to the thread of the sewing needles that you are going to pass through the thread guide, starting first with the yellow thread (left needle) then the red one (needle of right). Then you will have to pass the threads through the respective needle eyes:

And There you go! You have put on your serger, you can now sew!

Here is the result you will get for the right side and the wrong side of your seam: