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performance checklist
IF MACHINE FAILS TO START
• Are electrical plugs properly comiecled?
• Is power and light switch on?
REMEMBER TO
♦
Use
a
ball-point
{yellow
band)
needle
to
sew
nylon
tricot
and
synthetic
double
knits.
•
Use
high-lift
pressor
bar
setting
to
place
heavy fabric under presser foot.
♦
Start
and
finish
sewing
with
take-up
lever in its highest position.
♦
Adjust
stitch
length,
pressure,
and
thread tension to suit your fabric.
♦
Test
stitch
on
a
fabric
sample
before
starting a sewing job.
♦ Replace bent or burred needles.
♦
Lower
presser
foot
before
setting
pres
sure dial.
•
Tighten
hand
wheel
knob
after
winding
a bobbin.
•
Remove
feed
cover
throat
plate
after
free-motion darning or embroidery.
*
Sew
at
a
moderate
speed
(SLOW
speed
setting)
when
using
the
straight
stretch
stitch.
IF THREAD BREAKS
♦ Is the machine properly threaded?
♦ Is the bobbin case properly threaded?
♦ Is thread unwinding freely from spool?
♦ Is the needle securely tightened in the
needle clamp?
♦ Is the needle straight?
♦ Is the thread suitable for the size of the
needle and free of slubs and knots?
♦ Is the spool pin felt being used under
the thread spool?
♦ Is the needle-thread tension too tight?
♦ Is the bobbin-thread tension too tight?
♦ Is the bobbin-case area free of lint and
loose thread ends?
♦ Are the thread guides and tension discs
also free of lint?
IF FABRIC FAILS TO FEED
♦ Is the presser foot dov^n?
♦ Is pressure dial adjusted properly for
the weight and texture of your fabric?
♦ Is the stitch control dial properly set?
♦ Are you using the feed cover throat plate
instead of the regular throat plate?
If you have any questions, please write to:
Department of Sewing Education
The Singer Company
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10020
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