14 U 64A

Operator’s
Guide
 14Ü64A

PREFACE

Thank you for your purchase of this sewing machine-

This machine will provide you with excellent performance in sewing from light to heavy material (lawn to
denim). Please refer to this booklet for proper use and optimum service.

Safety Cautions:

^ Be sure that the electrical voltage of the socket outlet (wail receptacle) is the same as the rated
voltage of the motor.
® Disconnect the powerdine plug from the socket outlet when changing needles, presser foot or
throat plate, or when leaving the machine unattended- This eiiminaies the possibility of start­
ing the machine by accidentally pressing the speed controller.
^ Do not pull the fabric while you are stitching as this may deflect the needle, causing it to break-
^ Before cleaning your machine, disconnect the powerdine plug from the socket outlet.
^ Do not attempt to adjust the motor belt. Contact your nearest Service Center should any
adjustment be required.
Handle the foot controller with care and avoid dropping it on the fioor. Be sure not to place
anything on top of it.
^ When sewing closely watch the area being sewn to avoid injuries from needles and knives.
^ Use only the handle to lift and move the machine.
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 CONTENTS
Page
1. Principal parts......................................................................................................................................... 2
2. Preparatiorx prior to sewing....................................................................................................................3
3. Threading the machine .......................................................................................................................... 4
« Setting up the thread guide holder...................................................................................................... 4
• How to open looper cover....................................................................................................... 5
® How to remove cylinder cover................................................................................................ 5
« How to thread your machine correctly..................................................................................... 6
^ How to change threads ............................................................................................................ 9
4. Chain off and test sew ............................................................................................................................9
5. How to adjust thread tension .............................................................................................................. 10
6. How to adjust stitch length................................................................................................................... 12
7. How to adjust overedge seam width .................................................................................................. 12
8. How to roll hem................................................................................................................................. 13
9. Free arm sewing (tubular work)......................................................................................................... 15
10. Seam guide lines................................................................................................................................. 15
1 L Edge guide ......................................................................................................................................... 16
12. Variation stitch ................................................................................................................................ 16
Ornamental stitching....................................................................................................................... 16
« Blindstitching .................................................................................................................................. 18
« Braiding by chaining-off........................................................................ ................ ........................ 18
^ Pin tucking....................................................................................................................................... 19
^ Reinforced (tapes) overedge stitching ............................................................................................. 19
» Turning square comers ..................................................................................................................... 20
13. How to replace needles........................................................................................................................ 21
14. How to replace stationary knife........................................................................................................... 21
15. How to exchange light bulb ................................................................................................................. 21
16. How to adjust presser foot pressure................ .................................................................................... 22
17. Lubrication................................ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................................................. 22
18. Reasons for poor stitches and how to make adjustment.................................................................... 23
19. Relationship between cloth, thread and needle....................................................... , ....................... 24
20. Accessories.......................................................................................................................................... 25
2L Speciñcation of the 14Ü64A machine ................................................................................................. 25
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Thread guide holder

Left hand iooper thread tension dial

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Connect the machine plug to the electncal receptacle of your machine and the power line plug to the wall
receptacle.

To run the machine and control the speed, press the speed controller. The harder you press, the faster the
machine will sew. To stop the machine from sewing, remove your foot from the speed controller.

Caution:
^ Be sure that the e^ectncai voltage of the socket outlet (wah receptadei Is the same as the rated voltage of
the motor.

^ Handle the foot controller with care and avoid dropping It on the floor. Be sure not to place anything
on top of It.

® Disconnect the powerdine plug from the socket outlet when changing needles, presser feet or throat
plates, or when leaving the machine urnttended. This allmilnates the possibility of startingthe machine
by accidentally pressing the speed controller.

Before cleaning your machine, disconnect the power-line plug from the socket outlet.
Thread the :::cGh:::8
Setting up the thread guide holder

Extend the thread guide holder as far as possible and set

the thread guides so that they are located right above
the spool pins.
Place the thread on the spool stand as shown in the
figure at the left.

When using synthetic threads that easily spill off the cop
(cone), slip the anti-spill sleeve furnished with the
machine over the thread from the bottom of the cop
(cone) leaving the thread end hanging free at the top of
the anti-süiil sleeve as shown above.

When using a regular thread spool, fit the

spool cap supplied with the machine onto the
thread soooi as shown at left.
# How to open looper cover

0 Push the cover to the ri^ht as

far as it will go and
(D Full cover down toward you.

Be sure rooper cover is ciossd when sewing.

• How to remove cylinder cover

To replace cover

0 While pulling the cylinder cover to the left, 0 Place tab on top of cover under the
throat plate.
0 Lift cover upward and off the machine.
0 Press cover downward to the right.

Do not hold the cylinder cover when moving the maohme.

• How to thread your machine correctly
Correct sewing cannot be obtained when machine is threaded incorrectly.

Threading is diagrammed on the inner side of the looper cover and identified with colors on the various
thread guides.

(1) Open looper cover. Thread the right looper in the order (T) to (|)- as indicated in the figure below,
(threading points marked in orange)
(2) Thread left looper in sequence from @ to 0 (marked in yellow color). Cylinder cover must also be
removed when threading this part. (Refer to page 5 for cylinder cover removal).

Wh^e holding thread with finger,

pass It between the tension discs
and puh thread down to make
certain It is properly located In
between the tension discs.

Turn hand wheel toward you Turn hand wheel toward you until
until left looper is at left as far the looper is at right as far as
as it will go and thread looper it will go passing the thread under
thread hole (§) from left to the throat plate, then using the
right. (Use tweezers provided in tweezers, thread the looper thread
your accessory set). hole 0 from front to back. Draw
about 5cmi (2 inches) of thread
from thread hole.
(3) Thread the left needle thread in the order ® to ® (blue mark).
Threading of needle eye ® becomes easier when the movable knife is set at the non-operating posi­
tion (See figure on page 12 for movable knife non-operating position).

holdmc thraac with

finger^ pass it between the
tension discs and pull thread
down to make certain it is
property located m between
the tension discs.

• Lower needle bar when

threading © and © .

• Use tweezers to thread

needle eye ® .

• Draw about 5cm (2 inches)

of thread from needle eye.

(4) Thread the right needle thread in the order (g) to (D (green mark).
Threading of needle eye © becomes easier when the movable knife is set at the non-operating position
(See figure on page 12 for movable knife non-operating position).
 m How to change threads
When you wish to change the left needle
thread, right needle thread, left looper
thread or right looper thread with a different
thread, the following steps will make the
changing convenient.
(1) Cut the thread near the spool and tie
the end to the thread you wish to
change to as shown in figure at right.
i^nor
(2) Raise presser foot.
(3) Note tension reference numbers.
(4 ) Turn the tension dials down toward the
(-) mark until the dial stops and draw
the' thread out so that the tie knot of
the threads extend about 5cm (2
inches) from the presser foot. When
drawing needle thread through the
needle eye, stop the tie knot before the
needle eye. cut the thread and pass it
through the needle eye.
(5 ) Return tension dials to reference num­
bers.

4. Chair, off and test sew

When the machine is completely threaded,
turn the hand wheel toward you 2 or 3 turns
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while holding the 4 threads applying a slight
:■ :
j ■. tension as shown in figure at left.
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After chaining off, make a test stitch on a
3^ S:XCER sample of your fabric so that you can adjust
the thread tensions correctly.

^4. ;

After completing the

seam, chdin off approx.
5cm (2 inches) as shown
in figure at left and cut
Thread cutter.
thread with the thread
/ cutter on the presser
foot.
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Adjust thread tension to suit the type of material and si2e of the thread used. The thread tension dials on
this machine are a one-tum system and as the number on the thread tension dials increases, the thread
tension becomes tighter. Ki^ht looper thread

1) 2-needle. 4-thread overedge stitching.

• Correct thread tension \ \“T

Be sure the threads are correctly threaded otherwise MSf / ^

proper thread tension cannot be obtained (See page 6). Left 7**
Right needle
needle threQd^
thread Left looper
Set each of the thread tension dials to the settings shown below thread
and test sew. Topside
Underside
—.... ■ ......... —'
Ri9ht needte Left loo pet
thread tension thread tension
Left Ri^hl Right j Left dial (green) dial (yellow)
Extension needle needle looper looper Left needle Right looper
thread thread thread thread thread tension thread tension
Fabric^v^ dial (orange)
dial (blue) \
Li$ht 3 2 6 2
wieght

Medium 5 2
3 6
weight

Heavy
^ weight
6 5 /
7
2

With following figure as reference, adjust the thread tension dials to obtain correct tension.
When right looper thread lies on the underside vihen left looper thre^ appears oh the top.

Turn left looper dial (yellow) toward the (+)

Turn right looper dial (orange) toward the i^) mark.
mark. Or, turn left looper dial (yellow) toward Or, turn right looper dial (orange) toward the
the {—) mark. (~) mark.
When left needle thread tension is too loose. When right needle thread tension is too loose.

Right looper
thread

Right needle teft needle

thread thread
Lett looper
thread
Topside ^ Underside

Turn left needle thread tension dial (blue) i urn right needle thread tension dial (green)
toward the (+) mark. toward the (+) mark.

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 2) Standard 1-needle, 3-thread overedge stitching
This machine can do I -needle. 3-thread overedge stitching by using only the right needle.
Always remove the left needle
♦ Correct thread tension Right looper thread

Be sure the threads are correctly threaded otherwise

proper thread tension cannot be ohtzined (See page 6).

Needle thread
Left iooper
thread
Topside
Set each of the thread tension dials to the settings shown L Underside
below and test sew.

Needle thread Right looper Left iooper

tension dial , thread tension thread tension
(green) \ dial (orange) dial (yellow)
Thread tension Right needle Right looper Left looper
Fabric thread thread thread
Light weight 2 6 2
Medium weight 3 6 2
Heavy weight 5 7 2

With following figure as reference, adjust the thread tension dials to obtain correct tension.

When right looper thread hes When left looper thread When needle thread tension is
on the underside of fabric. appears on the top. too loose.

Left looper
thread
\

Needle thread Right looper / \

thread y Right iooper
Right looper-'T?-^^^
thread Left looper ^ , Needle^ Left looper
thread thread thread thread
Topside Underside Topside ^ Underside Topside t t ^
Underside

Turn right looper dial (orange) Turn left looper dial (yellow) Turn needle thread tension
toward the (+) mark. toward the (-^) mark. dial (green) toward the (+)
Or, turn left iooper dial Or, turn right looper dial mark.
(yellow) toward the {—) nnark. (orange) toward the (—) mark-

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6. Hcv7 to Eojost Stitch length
The stitch length dial on this machine is pre-set to 3mm for
normal sewing condition. Since the adjustment can be made
easily, adjust the stitch length to 4mm when sewing heavy weight
fabrics such as quilting and to 2mm when sewing light weight
fabrics such as lining fabric, crepe, etc. and you will obtain ex­
cellent seams without puckerings.

7. Hcvr to ae|ost overedge seam width

Overedge seam width of this machine is set to 3,5mm for normal sewing conditions, however it can be
increased up to 5mm for overedging heavy weight fabrics as instructed below,

(1) Before making the adjustment, be sure that the power line plug is disconnected from the wall re­
ceptacle,
(2) Open the looper cover, (See page 5)
(3) Turn the hand wheel toward you, lower the movable knife as far as it will go and set it in the non­
operating position as shown in figure below.
(4) Remove the cylinder cover. (See page 5).

(5) Turn the overedge seam width adjustment knob and

with the graduations on the throat plate as a rule, adjust
to desired seam width.
(6) Replace the cylinder cover. (See page 5)
(7) Return the movable knife to its original position and
close the cover.

Note: Do not set the overedge seam width below 3.5mm

as this may cause the stationary knife to mterfere
with the throat plate.

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This machine can do the 2 types of standard and ri^nt looper thread wrapped rolled hem stitching with a
seam width of 13mm.
Always remove the left needle

1. Fabric, needle, thread and stitch length

Fabric: Light to medium weight (See page 24)
♦ Rolled hemming is done by rolling the fabric and overedging (seam width L5mm), and is not
suited for heavy or stiff fabrics*
Needle: Singer Cat. No. 204$, #I L f ^
Thread: A variety of thread combinations can be used for rolled hemming.
:
Stitch length adjustment (See page 12)
For rolled hemming* set the stitch length dial to '"2” or ‘T” and a fine seam
can be obtained. L
2. How to exchange throat plate
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A throat plate for roiled hem stitching has been furnished in the accessories for
Roiled hemming
this mzchme. By exchanging the ordinary overedge throat plate on the machine throat plate
with a rolled hemming throat plate by the following procedure, the machine can
be used for rolled hem stitching.

1. First of all, always disconnect the power line plug from

the receptacle.
2. Turn the hand wheel towards you until the needle is at
its highest point.
3. Lift the presser foot.
4. Remove the cylinder cover, (see page 5),
5. Unscrew the throat plate screw (1) and remove the throat
plate.
6. Install the rolled hem.ming throat plate and replace the
screw (1).
7. Replace the cylinder cover (See page 5).

Note: ^ When, replacing the throat plate, be carefiil that the thread is not
caught between the throat plate and machine.
^ Set seam width to the ''M"" mark on the roiled hemming throat plate.
^ To set seam width, align left edge of stationary knife holder with the
mark on the rolled humming throat plate.
Be sure the stationary knife is not in contact with the edge of throat
plate.

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3. How to adjust thread tension
1. Standard rolled hem stitching
As adjustments are the same as 1-needle, 3-thread overedge stitching, refer to page 1 L

2. Right looper thread wrapped rolled hem stitching (roiled hem variation)
♦ Correct thread tension

ficult to roll a fine seam can be obtained by this

stitching.

To correctly adjust the th.TQd.d tension, set the dials as follows from the standard thread tension dial sett­
ings.
a. Turn the right looper thread tension dial (orange) one half graduation towards the (—) mark.
b. Turn the left looper thread tension dial (yellow) 2 3 graduations towards the (*^) mark.
Sli^t adjustment will give better thread tensions.

When right looper When left looper When needle thread is

thread is too loose thread is too loose too loose

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Needle thread / .«Ov /" \ Needle thread
Right looper Right looper ¡4^"* Left looper
thread Left looper thread Left looper thread '
thread \ thread Topside Needle thread
Topside Topside/Clg:
Underside Underside Underside

Turn right looper thread tension Turn left looper thread tension Turn needle thread dial (green)
dial (orange) towards the (+) dial (yeilow) towards the (+) towards the (+) mark.
mark. mark.
Or, turn right looper thread ten­
sion dial (orange) towards the
(—) mark.

4. How to sew
Sewing
• See page 9, ‘"4. Chain off and test sew’k
• For rolled hemming, if a slight tension is applied to the material in the sewing direction, a finer seam
finish can be obtained.
• At the start of sewing, slightly pull the end of the chain off so it will not be entangled in the stitch.

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 • The minimum overedge stitch width that can be obtain*
ed for relied hemming is approximately 1.5mm since the
cutting width cannot be set below 3.5mm.

♦ When using threads that spill easily; slip the anti-spill

net furnished with the m.achine over the thread from
the bottom of the cone and place it on the spool stand
so as the bottom of the net folds inside the cone.

9. Free arm sewmz vrerki

s .inss
Use seam guide lines on looper cover to measure seam allow­
ances.

Thick line on extreme right is 5/8 inch from center of right

needle. Other lines are 1/8 inch apart.
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For ornamental and blind (overedge) stitching, use of the edge

guide attachment is very convenient.
Attach edge guide as shown in figure.

12. Vcristicn stitch

• Ornamental 3 thread stitching
Ornamental stitching can be used for various applications.
Preparation
• Use ordinary overedge throat plate.
. Remove left needle.
• The right iooper thread forms the decorative stitch, therefore fine and unobtrusive threads should be
used for the needle and left Iooper.

Example: Right Iooper thread ..................Wooly nylon

Left Iooper thread ........................extra fine
Needle thread ...............................extra fine
Stitch length................................. 2—3

I. Set thread tensions to normal sewing condition for 1 needle, 3 thread overedge stitch and make a test
sample. (See page 11).
. When making above adjustment, the right Iooper thread tension should be adjusted as light as
possible.
♦ Make a test sample with two ply fabric.

(+) mark so that the right Iooper thread will come

as close as possible to the needle thread as shown in
the sketch.

3. Turn needle thread tension dial (green) toward (-)

mzik so that right Iooper thread, left Iooper thread
and needle thread will all come to the edge of fabric
as shown in the sketch.

Underside

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4. Open iooper cover.

5. Turn hand wheel toward you to bring movable knife to its lowest position and place it in the non­
operating position as shown in sketch below.

knife
holder
Push the movable knife holder to the As shown above, the movable knife
right as far as it mil go and turn the knob will be in a non-operating position.
in the directiorx shown.

6. Attach edge guide to machine.

7. Fold fabric m half with the wrong side facing.

8. Place fabric under the foot with the fold resting against the wall of edge guide. Adjust edge guide so
that it is positioned in the center of the seam width as shown in the sketch.

9- When stitching is completed, unfold fabric and press the stitching from the underside of the fabric.

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 3-Thread blindstitching
Blindstitching provides a durable hem finish that is almost invisible* It is best suited for sewing cuffs on
knitwear and skirt hems.

Preparation

Remove left needle

Material Knit fabric
Throat plate Ordinary overedge throat plate
Thread tensions Set tensions to normal sewing condition for 1 needle, 3 thread overedge stitching
(see page 11),
Stitch length dial Set stitch length dial to 4-5.

With the underside up, place the threefold fabric under the foot with the soft fold resting against the wall
of edge guide as shown in the sketch. Lower the foot, and make a test sample to see that the needle will
pierce the edge of the fold. Adjust position of edge guide if necessary.

♦ Braiding by chainingoff
Chained-off braids can be used for making 3 ply or 4 ply braids.
To make chained-off braids, place movable knife in the non-operating position. Insert filler cord such as
woollen yam or tape through hole in foot and chain-off*

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• 3*Thread pin tucking
Pin tucking is a useful decoration when sewing blouses and children’s clothes. Pin tucking is accomplished
before cutting out garment,

• Use ordinary overedge throat plate or rolled hemming throat plate,

• Remove left needle.
• Before sewing on your garment, always make a test stitch on a sample of your fabric so that you can
adjust the thread tensions correctly for standard 1 needle, 3 thread overedge stitching,
• Place movable knife in non-operating position,
• Fold fabric in half with the wrong side facing.
• Place fabric under the foot with the fold resting against the wall of edge guide,
• Adjust edge guide so that the stitches will Just overcast the edge of the fold as shown in the sketch,
• Lower the foot and sew. When stitching is completed, press pin tuck to lay flat on one side.

♦ Remforced (tapes) overedge stitching

Inserting a tape while overedge stitching, will give a much more durable seam.

a. Remove front cover screw (1) and

install tape guide attachment,

b. Pass tape as shown in figure through

tape guide 0 , tape guide (|), hole
(3) in presser foot and draw to rear
from under presser foot.
• Turning square corners

Outside comer

Cutting
line

2cm WcJ'

N
2 cm

L Cut out approxiniately 2. Sew to point A, one stitch 5, Turn fabric and lower
2cm from the comer in beyond edge of fabric and presser foot so that its
line with the overedge stop machine. finger is positioned on the
seam edge. edge of fabric.
3. Raise needle and presser
foot, 6. Pull slack threads up, then
start to sew.
4. Fun fabric to the rear of
machine just enough to
release the thread caught
on the finger of the throat
plate.

inside comer

1. Cut fabric at seam edge. 3. Fold fabric as shown in 5. Raise presser foot, leaving
sketch. the needle in the fabric,
2. Place movable knife in
nomoperating position. 4. Sew to point B, as close as 6, Refold fabric so that the
possible to the diagonal overedge is in line with the
fold. Leave needle in already sewn seam.
fabric.

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13. r-cv;t3 rsp^£C3 r.ssd^ss
Use Singer needles Cat. No. 2045 avaiiable in sizes #I 1 and #14.

To remove the needles:

® Be sure the power line plug is disconnected from the wall receptacle.
» Turn the hand wheel toward you until the needle is at its highest
position. Loosen the needle set screw with a screwdriver and remove
needles.

To replace the needle:

0 Insert the needles into the needle bar hole as far as they will go with
flat surface to the rear and securely tighten the needle set screw.

14. Hcv; to rsplccs st£t:oo£ry koifs

The stationary knife should be changed when it becomes dull.

The stationary knife can be replaced according to the following steps, however if them are any difficulties
experienced, call your Singer representative to make the adjustment.

(1) Be sure that the power line plug is disconnected from

the wall receptacle.

(2) Open the looper cover and set the movable knife in the
non-operating position (see page 12).

(3) Loosen the stationary knife set screw and remove the
stationary knife.

(4) Place a new stationary knife in the groove of the

stationary knife holder, align the cutting edge level
with the top surface of the throat plate and tighten set
screw.

(5) Return the miOvable knife to its original position.

15. How to exchange light bulb

First of all, be sure to disconnect power-line plug.

Remove light cover as shown in figure, turn bulb to left and

remove. To replace, push bulb into socket and turn to right.

Light bulb is a bayonet type and be sure to purchase a

12 volt, 6 watt bulb when replacing.
16, to £¿7^31 crasser foot pressi

The presser foot pressure of this machine i$

preadjusted at the factory to suit the sewing of
medium weight fabrics.

it may become necessary to adjust the pressure

in the case of delicate or heavy weight fabric.

For light weight fabric — Decrease the pressure

(as shown at left).

Heavy weight fabric Increase the pressure

(as shown at left).

n. Lybricatlon
Occasional lubrication is required. The oiling points shown on the figure below should be lubricated
periodically.

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18, Reasons for poor stitches ar.o hc*A* tc ntaks Ezyss’lrr.ent
Whenever sewing difficulty is encountered, make the adjustments as noted below.

Method of Adjustments
Condition Reason
(reference pages)

When the fabric is not ♦ Insufficient presser foot pressure. • Increase presser foot pressure
feeding. (psge 22).
When the needle breaks. • Needle not inserted properly. ♦ Insert needle correctly or replace
with correct needle (page 21).
• Fabric being pulled too hard. ♦ Do not pull the fabric by hand.
Use hand only to guide the fabric.;
• Loose needle set screw. ♦ Tighten screw firmly.

When the thread breaks. • Incorrect threading. • Thread machine correctly (page
6).
♦ Bent needle or needle point • Replace needle (page 21).
damaged.
♦ Thread tension too tight. • Adjust tension (page 10).
♦ Thread tangled. ♦ Thread correctly (page 6).
• Needle inserted incorrectly. • Insert needle correctly (page 21).

When stitches skip. ♦ Needle bent or needle point ♦ Replace needle (page 21).
damaged-
• Needle set loosely. • Set needle firmly in position
(page 21).
• Incorrect threading. • Thread machine correctly
(page 6).
♦ Wrong needle used. • Use Singer Cat. 2045, #1L #14.

♦ Insufficient presser foot ♦ Increase presser foot pressure

pressure. (page 22).
When stitches are ♦ Thread tension not balanced. • Adjust tensions (page 10).
irregular.

When fabric puckers ♦ Thread tension too tight. • Adjust tension (page 10).
♦ Threading incorrect or tangled. • Rethread machine (page 6),
When the machine does ♦ Power line plug not connected. ♦ Connectwith power source.
not operate.

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 » MW '*• ' ’**1^ -H » W* » ♦ » ifi s^oth, thrSi

Meedle
Type of Fabric Type of Thread Singer Cat, No. 2045

Light Weight
Lawn, Organdy, Cotton #100
Voil, Crepe, etc. Silk #100 #11

Spun #80 - #90

Tetron #80 - #100

Medium Weight
Muslin, Soccer, Cotton ~I6Q — #80
Satin, Gabardine Snk#50
#11, #14
Broadcloth, etc. Spun #60 - #80
Tetron #60 - #80

Heavy Weight
Oxford, Denim Cotton #4-0 — #60
Tweed, Corduroy Silk #40 - #60
#14
Serge Spun #60 - #80
Tetron #50 ~ #80

Knit
Tricot Spun #80 — #90
#11
Tetron #60 — #80

Jersey Spun #60 - #80

Tetron # 6 0 # 8 0 #11, #14
Cotton #60 — #80

Wool (woven, knit) Spun #60 — #80

Tetron #50 ~~ #60
#11, #14
Wooley nylon
Wooley tetron

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 (accessory box)
Needle Set 14^
.

2. Screwdriver (medium size) 1

3. Screwdriver (small size) 1
4. Tweezers 1
5. Thread unwinder spool cap 4
6. Stationary knife I
7. Brush 1
8. Oiler I
9. Machine cover 1
iO. Anthspili net 4
11. Rolled hemming throat plate 1

21. Specificatio!

1 Item Specification

j Sewing speed 1,500 spm maximum

j Stitch length (feed amount) I 5 mm (Standard: Rolled hemming F 2, ordinary
1 overedge 3)
1 Overedge stitch width Rolled hemming 1,5mm, ordinary overedge 3.5 5mm
(standard 3.5mm)
Needle bar stroke 27 mm
Presser foot rise 5 mm
Needle Rolled hemming Singer Cat. No. 2045 #11
Ordinary overedge Singer Cat, No. 2045#11, #14
Number of threads 4
Machine dimensions width 257mm X depth 231mm X height 313mm
Weight 9 kg
Form U3616 (Rev. 386)
P a n No. 379017*002 (Rev, 2)
Printed in Japan