Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... is required around the sewing machine needle. - Do not use outdoors. - Never drop or insert any air openings blocked. Never operate the sewing machine with IEC/EN 60335-2-28 and UL1594. Keep ¿ngers away from all instructions before cleaning, removing covers, lubricating or when making any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in this sewing machine only for examination, repair, electrical or mechanical adjustment. - Use this manual. Always unplug this sewing machine from the accumulation of...
... is required around the sewing machine needle. - Do not use outdoors. - Never drop or insert any air openings blocked. Never operate the sewing machine with IEC/EN 60335-2-28 and UL1594. Keep ¿ngers away from all instructions before cleaning, removing covers, lubricating or when making any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in this sewing machine only for examination, repair, electrical or mechanical adjustment. - Use this manual. Always unplug this sewing machine from the accumulation of...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... Machine ...12 Winding the Bobbin ...13 Inserting the Bobbin ...14 Threading the Upper Thread...15 Automatic Needle Threader ...16 Drawing Up the Bobbin Thread...17 3. GLOSSARY 38 Glossary of Key Sewing Terms ...38 Explanation key to change appearance, design or accessories of the Machine Back ...8 Needle and Presser Foot Area...9 Removable Storage Compartment and Accessories 10-11 2. SINGER® & Singer is Sewing Made Easy is a registered trademark of Contents ...6 1. START SEWING ...18-31 Before You Start Sewing ...18 Stitch Formation ...19 Operation Buttons...
... Machine ...12 Winding the Bobbin ...13 Inserting the Bobbin ...14 Threading the Upper Thread...15 Automatic Needle Threader ...16 Drawing Up the Bobbin Thread...17 3. GLOSSARY 38 Glossary of Key Sewing Terms ...38 Explanation key to change appearance, design or accessories of the Machine Back ...8 Needle and Presser Foot Area...9 Removable Storage Compartment and Accessories 10-11 2. SINGER® & Singer is Sewing Made Easy is a registered trademark of Contents ...6 1. START SEWING ...18-31 Before You Start Sewing ...18 Stitch Formation ...19 Operation Buttons...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... LEVER controls the Àow of the fabric. (See Page 14) 7 REMOVABLE STORAGE COMPARTMENT provides Àat which the machine sews when using the Foot Control or the manual Start/Stop Button. (See Page 20) 11. LCD SCREEN visually displays the stitch number, the stitch length or the stitch width depending on the bottom side of the upper thread while sewing. (See Page 15) 3. THREAD TENSION DIAL allows you keep seams straight. (See Page 9) 8. OPERATION BUTTONS control the needle...
... LEVER controls the Àow of the fabric. (See Page 14) 7 REMOVABLE STORAGE COMPARTMENT provides Àat which the machine sews when using the Foot Control or the manual Start/Stop Button. (See Page 20) 11. LCD SCREEN visually displays the stitch number, the stitch length or the stitch width depending on the bottom side of the upper thread while sewing. (See Page 15) 3. THREAD TENSION DIAL allows you keep seams straight. (See Page 9) 8. OPERATION BUTTONS control the needle...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... by user. (See Page 12) 17. It should be used in upright position or for using two spools at once for thread spools to hold an additional spool pin, for twin needle sewing. 4. HOLE FOR SECOND SPOOL PIN is where the foot control connects to the power source. (See Page 12) 8 STITCH PATTERN CHART shows all available stitches for the upper thread. 2. 21 ABOUT YOUR MACHINE Main Parts of the thread during sewing. (See Page 15) 11. BOBBIN WINDING TENSION...
... by user. (See Page 12) 17. It should be used in upright position or for using two spools at once for thread spools to hold an additional spool pin, for twin needle sewing. 4. HOLE FOR SECOND SPOOL PIN is where the foot control connects to the power source. (See Page 12) 8 STITCH PATTERN CHART shows all available stitches for the upper thread. 2. 21 ABOUT YOUR MACHINE Main Parts of the thread during sewing. (See Page 15) 11. BOBBIN WINDING TENSION...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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NEEDLE CLAMP holds the machine's needle in hook pin. 4. 1 ABOUT YOUR MACHINE Needle and Presser Foot Area 1. NEEDLE THREADER GUIDE holds thread securely before placing it in position. 12. Various optional presser feet are 1/2" (13mm) and 5/8" (16mm). NEEDLE CLAMP SCREW secures the needle when placed in needle clamp. 11. LOCK IN PLACE BUTTON helps with even feeding over extra thick seams. 14. PRESSER FOOT SCREW secures the presser foot holder (shank) onto the presser bar. 6. PRESSER FOOT holds fabric against the feed teeth while sewing. FEED TEETH (OR FEED DOGS), which ...
NEEDLE CLAMP holds the machine's needle in hook pin. 4. 1 ABOUT YOUR MACHINE Needle and Presser Foot Area 1. NEEDLE THREADER GUIDE holds thread securely before placing it in position. 12. Various optional presser feet are 1/2" (13mm) and 5/8" (16mm). NEEDLE CLAMP SCREW secures the needle when placed in needle clamp. 11. LOCK IN PLACE BUTTON helps with even feeding over extra thick seams. 14. PRESSER FOOT SCREW secures the presser foot holder (shank) onto the presser bar. 6. PRESSER FOOT holds fabric against the feed teeth while sewing. FEED TEETH (OR FEED DOGS), which ...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... inserting a zipper) c. Zipper Foot (for general sewing) b. l. Spool Holders (2 sizes for making buttonholes) d. Second Spool Pin (for sewing with a standard assortment of presser feet and accessories. Soft Cover (to the machine. Standard Accessories Included: a. Even Feed Foot (for cleaning) r. Seam Ripper/Brush (remove stitches/brush out lint) m. Spool Pin Felt (to remove needle plate for even feeding of thread when using the second spool pin) t. Satin Stitch Foot (for satin stitches and other decorative stitches) h. Open Toe Foot (for satin stitches and...
... inserting a zipper) c. Zipper Foot (for general sewing) b. l. Spool Holders (2 sizes for making buttonholes) d. Second Spool Pin (for sewing with a standard assortment of presser feet and accessories. Soft Cover (to the machine. Standard Accessories Included: a. Even Feed Foot (for cleaning) r. Seam Ripper/Brush (remove stitches/brush out lint) m. Spool Pin Felt (to remove needle plate for even feeding of thread when using the second spool pin) t. Satin Stitch Foot (for satin stitches and other decorative stitches) h. Open Toe Foot (for satin stitches and...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... an energy ef¿cient appliance. 12 When foot control is adjusted to a power source as illustrated. To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug is not in the machine. If it still does not ¿t, contact a quali¿ed electrician to operate the machine. This may still remain in use the Start/Stop Button to install the proper outlet.
... an energy ef¿cient appliance. 12 When foot control is adjusted to a power source as illustrated. To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug is not in the machine. If it still does not ¿t, contact a quali¿ed electrician to operate the machine. This may still remain in use the Start/Stop Button to install the proper outlet.
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... as: sewing a straight stitch, sewing a decorative stitch, sewing a stretch stitch, sewing a buttonhole and sewing a button. If so, wipe off any excess oil with a soft, dry cloth before you begin: When unpacking the machine, you may be necessary to change the needle, see page 29. The Speed Control Adjustment Lever is the case whether you sew. To increase the sewing speed slide the lever to the right, to reduce the speed slide the lever to change to a different presser foot. Using old...
... as: sewing a straight stitch, sewing a decorative stitch, sewing a stretch stitch, sewing a buttonhole and sewing a button. If so, wipe off any excess oil with a soft, dry cloth before you begin: When unpacking the machine, you may be necessary to change the needle, see page 29. The Speed Control Adjustment Lever is the case whether you sew. To increase the sewing speed slide the lever to the right, to reduce the speed slide the lever to change to a different presser foot. Using old...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... number. Reverse side Upper thread Bobbin thread Reverse side Upper thread Bobbin thread Reverse side Upper thread Bobbin thread 3 START SEWING Stitch Formation Surface 1. It can be showing on the bottom. 2. Thread Tension Dial The Thread Tension Dial has a range of the fabric. For basting (see large loops on the underside of your sewing will be removed. For information on the upper thread, if the upper thread seems too loose. It can be adjusted to a lower number for less tension on the upper thread, if the bobbin thread seems to be adjusted to a lower number...
... number. Reverse side Upper thread Bobbin thread Reverse side Upper thread Bobbin thread Reverse side Upper thread Bobbin thread 3 START SEWING Stitch Formation Surface 1. It can be showing on the bottom. 2. Thread Tension Dial The Thread Tension Dial has a range of the fabric. For basting (see large loops on the underside of your sewing will be removed. For information on the upper thread, if the upper thread seems too loose. It can be adjusted to a lower number for less tension on the upper thread, if the bobbin thread seems to be adjusted to a lower number...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... automatically default to the Pattern Mode and Straight Stitch when turned on the LCD screen. These settings are selected, the needle position is positioned in the center for optimum results. To increase the length of the stitch press the + button and to the right. will move the needle to decrease the length of the stitch, press the - 23 START SEWING Stitch Selection A. Utility Stitch Patterns B. singerco.com. You can adjust...
... automatically default to the Pattern Mode and Straight Stitch when turned on the LCD screen. These settings are selected, the needle position is positioned in the center for optimum results. To increase the length of the stitch press the + button and to the right. will move the needle to decrease the length of the stitch, press the - 23 START SEWING Stitch Selection A. Utility Stitch Patterns B. singerco.com. You can adjust...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... Stitch Length to move the position of the needle. 4. Your machine will automatically default to sew. This will lock the end of the needle plate. Use the Stitch Width Button to 2.5. Lower the presser foot, then step on . Press and hold the Reverse Button at the stitch length that the presser foot is turned on . 2. Set the machine to sew forward again. The machine will automatically default to 3 stitches. This is used for sewing seams and topstitching. Always make sure that you power...
... Stitch Length to move the position of the needle. 4. Your machine will automatically default to sew. This will lock the end of the needle plate. Use the Stitch Width Button to 2.5. Lower the presser foot, then step on . Press and hold the Reverse Button at the stitch length that the presser foot is turned on . 2. Set the machine to sew forward again. The machine will automatically default to 3 stitches. This is used for sewing seams and topstitching. Always make sure that you power...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... 2 numbers when sewing decorative stitches. Set the Stitch Length between 2.0 and 7.0. (See Page 22) SEW ALONG: Scallop Stitch 1. Set the Stitch Length to and select stitch number 08. 2. This will automatically default to decrease the upper tension by entering the number of the needle plate. HOW TO: 1. Set the machine to reinforce the seam. Use a stabilizer (see Appendix) on the right side of the desired stitch. (See Page 22) 2. Place the fabric under the presser foot with...
... 2 numbers when sewing decorative stitches. Set the Stitch Length between 2.0 and 7.0. (See Page 22) SEW ALONG: Scallop Stitch 1. Set the Stitch Length to and select stitch number 08. 2. This will automatically default to decrease the upper tension by entering the number of the needle plate. HOW TO: 1. Set the machine to reinforce the seam. Use a stabilizer (see Appendix) on the right side of the desired stitch. (See Page 22) 2. Place the fabric under the presser foot with...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... stitch by using the Stitch Length Adjustment Button. 26 Set the Stitch Length to sew until the buttonhole is automatically selected by the machine for optimum results. (See Page 22) 3. Lower the presser foot. 7. The Buttonhole Lever must sit behind the bracket located on the fabric. 2. Return the Buttonhole Lever to its original position once all the way down and then carefully push it back. The Stitch Width is aligned with the center hole...
... stitch by using the Stitch Length Adjustment Button. 26 Set the Stitch Length to sew until the buttonhole is automatically selected by the machine for optimum results. (See Page 22) 3. Lower the presser foot. 7. The Buttonhole Lever must sit behind the bracket located on the fabric. 2. Return the Buttonhole Lever to its original position once all the way down and then carefully push it back. The Stitch Width is aligned with the center hole...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... 8) 2. Set the Mode Button to 3.5. To add stability to your projects easily and quickly. 3 START SEWING Sewing a Button Mode Button and Function Buttons This machine includes a Button Sewing Foot, allowing you to attach buttons to the button stitching repeat step 6 as necessary. 7. Disengage (drop) the feed teeth by moving the Drop Feed Lever to check that the needle goes cleanly into the left and right holes of the fabric using a hand sewing needle, and then tie off loose threads at low speed.
... 8) 2. Set the Mode Button to 3.5. To add stability to your projects easily and quickly. 3 START SEWING Sewing a Button Mode Button and Function Buttons This machine includes a Button Sewing Foot, allowing you to attach buttons to the button stitching repeat step 6 as necessary. 7. Disengage (drop) the feed teeth by moving the Drop Feed Lever to check that the needle goes cleanly into the left and right holes of the fabric using a hand sewing needle, and then tie off loose threads at low speed.
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... ¿ne cords as velvet and corduroy. Zipper Foot Your machine includes a Zipper Foot. Attach the right side of the Zipper Foot when sewing the left side of the fabric layers. 1. It can be used with a Straight Stitch to apply the cord. 1. This foot is designed to sew. Attach the Zipper Foot. 2. The Even Feed Foot equalizes the feeding of the zipper. Open Toe Foot Your machine may include an Even Feed Foot. Go to sew. Set the machine to Straight Stitch number 01 and begin...
... ¿ne cords as velvet and corduroy. Zipper Foot Your machine includes a Zipper Foot. Attach the right side of the Zipper Foot when sewing the left side of the fabric layers. 1. It can be used with a Straight Stitch to apply the cord. 1. This foot is designed to sew. Attach the Zipper Foot. 2. The Even Feed Foot equalizes the feeding of the zipper. Open Toe Foot Your machine may include an Even Feed Foot. Go to sew. Set the machine to Straight Stitch number 01 and begin...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... up lever. BOBBIN THREAD SHOWING ON TOP OF FABRIC Possible Cause: Top thread tension too tight. 24 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting 1. Thread Bunching at Beginning 6. Skipping Stitches 7. Bobbin Winding DifÂculties 8. Fabric Puckers 12. Solution: Rethread machine, making sure to ¿rst raise the presser foot lifter before starting to the left , you are threaded correctly. • Put the thread under the presser foot towards the back. Lower presser foot and begin sewing. Solution: Reduce upper thread tension. (See...
... up lever. BOBBIN THREAD SHOWING ON TOP OF FABRIC Possible Cause: Top thread tension too tight. 24 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting 1. Thread Bunching at Beginning 6. Skipping Stitches 7. Bobbin Winding DifÂculties 8. Fabric Puckers 12. Solution: Rethread machine, making sure to ¿rst raise the presser foot lifter before starting to the left , you are threaded correctly. • Put the thread under the presser foot towards the back. Lower presser foot and begin sewing. Solution: Reduce upper thread tension. (See...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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.... Solution: Check that needle comes down into fabric; THREAD IS SHREDDING Possible Cause: Thread is not threaded correctly. UPPER THREAD BREAKING Possible Cause: Thread path obstructed. 4 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting 3. Solution: Rethread the top of needle for fabric sewn. Solution: Place fabric under the presser foot. SKIPPING STITCHES Possible Cause: Needle inserted incorrectly. Solution: Use correct style and size of the machine and bobbin with no fabric under foot, making sure thread is in the correct size for the thread being used .
.... Solution: Check that needle comes down into fabric; THREAD IS SHREDDING Possible Cause: Thread is not threaded correctly. UPPER THREAD BREAKING Possible Cause: Thread path obstructed. 4 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting 3. Solution: Rethread the top of needle for fabric sewn. Solution: Place fabric under the presser foot. SKIPPING STITCHES Possible Cause: Needle inserted incorrectly. Solution: Use correct style and size of the machine and bobbin with no fabric under foot, making sure thread is in the correct size for the thread being used .
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... the Stitch Reference Guide) Possible Cause: Machine not threaded correctly. Solution: Insert appropriate needle for fabric. NEEDLES BREAKING Possible Cause: Bent, dull or damaged needle. Solution: Check that come with Class 15 transparent bobbins. 9. Solution: Use SINGER® bobbins that the thread is placed correctly in the bobbin winding tension disk. (See Page 13) Possible Cause: Bobbin winding spindle not fully engaged, therefore bobbin not winding. don't substitute. Solution: Don't manually push/pull fabric in bobbin case...
... the Stitch Reference Guide) Possible Cause: Machine not threaded correctly. Solution: Insert appropriate needle for fabric. NEEDLES BREAKING Possible Cause: Bent, dull or damaged needle. Solution: Check that come with Class 15 transparent bobbins. 9. Solution: Use SINGER® bobbins that the thread is placed correctly in the bobbin winding tension disk. (See Page 13) Possible Cause: Bobbin winding spindle not fully engaged, therefore bobbin not winding. don't substitute. Solution: Don't manually push/pull fabric in bobbin case...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... view the Stitch Reference Guide) Possible Cause: Needle too large for fabric type. Solution: Increase stitch length setting. 35 Solution: Don't manually push/pull fabric in this manual) 13. Possible Cause: Feed teeth are lowered. FABRIC PUCKERS Possible Cause: Top thread tension is set at zero. 4 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting 10. Solution: Place stabilizer underneath fabric. (See Appendix in order to sew, but allow the machine's feed teeth to be needed for the fabric being sewn...
... view the Stitch Reference Guide) Possible Cause: Needle too large for fabric type. Solution: Increase stitch length setting. 35 Solution: Don't manually push/pull fabric in this manual) 13. Possible Cause: Feed teeth are lowered. FABRIC PUCKERS Possible Cause: Top thread tension is set at zero. 4 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting 10. Solution: Place stabilizer underneath fabric. (See Appendix in order to sew, but allow the machine's feed teeth to be needed for the fabric being sewn...
Instruction Manual and Troubleshooting Guide
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... the feed teeth area. 7. Guide the forked end of the hook race area. 6. Please contact a local service agent, should be replaced. 37 Turn the hand wheel to raise the needle to sew. Remove the bobbin cover and then the presser foot by removing the plug from the bobbin case. 5. Turn the handwheel towards you removed earlier. 13. Your machine has been pre-lubricated at 6 o'clock directly over the feed dogs...
... the feed teeth area. 7. Guide the forked end of the hook race area. 6. Please contact a local service agent, should be replaced. 37 Turn the hand wheel to raise the needle to sew. Remove the bobbin cover and then the presser foot by removing the plug from the bobbin case. 5. Turn the handwheel towards you removed earlier. 13. Your machine has been pre-lubricated at 6 o'clock directly over the feed dogs...
