SINGER W910 - Manual (Page 5)

1. Take-up
2. Pressure Control
3. Top Thread Guides
4. Stitch Pattern Selector
5. Stretch Stitch Control
6 . Stitch Width Control
7. Stretch Stitch Pattern
Marking
8 . Bobbin Winder
9. Hand Wheel
10. Stitch Length Control
11. Reverse Button
12. Feed Dog Height
Control
13. Needle Plate
14. Presser Foot
15. Feed Dog
16. Slide Plate
17. Check Spring
18. Light Switch
19. Face Plate
20. Tension Dial
21. Needle Clamp
22. Spool Pins
23. Automatic Reverse
Stitch Tuner
24. Bobbin Winder
Tension Disc
25. Presser Foot Lever
26. Thread Cutter
27. Thumb Screw
28. Head Hinge Holes
29. Clutch-nut
Allways at its highest position when beginning or end­
ing sewing.
For regulating the pressure on fabric.
For leading thread to Tension Control for sewing.
For selecting the stitch pattern and buttonholing steps.
For changing ordinary stitch to triple back-and forth
stitch (stretch stitch).
For setting stitch width.
Cro^-reference by number between- ordinary stitch
patterns and stretch stitch patterns performed with
stretch stitch control ring at "SS".
For winding thread on bobbin.
For the control of the up and down movement of the
needle.
For selecting stitch length between no feeding and max
to about 6 stitches per inch.
For easy backtacking to lock thread ends by pushing the
button.
For regulating feed dog height for various materials and
types of sewing.
With guide lines for sewing accuracy.
For holding fabric when sewing.
Diamond point to move fabric accurately.
For opening an access to bobbin and bobbin case.
For automatic precise adjustment of flow of upper
thread.
For turning on or off the light inside face cover.
Hinge-open type for replacemerit of light bulb and
oiling.
For regulating the amount of tension on upper thread.
For holding needle in place in the slot of needle bar.
For holding spools, preventing over-spin of spools.
For adjustments for the buttonhole reverse stitch den­
sity and the evenness df the back-and-forth stitch lengths
of stretch stitch.
For providing proper tension on thread when bobbin
winding.
For lifting or lowering presser bar and presser foot.
For convenience to cut both upper and lower threads
after sewing.
For tightening presser foot in place on presser bar.
For installation of machine head onto portable case or
cabinet.
For the releasing movement of the needle bar in order
to wind bobbin.