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Singer Touch&Sew 626 Instruction Manual

Special zig-zag sewing machine

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Service manual (26 pages)

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Contents
Getting to Know Your Singer
Principal Parts - What They Are Called
Principal Parts - How They Are Used
To Connect Machine
To Turn on Machine and Light; Control Speed; Turn off Machine and Light
To Set Stitch Patterns
To Set Stitch Width
Stitch Patterns
Stitch Pattern Selector
To Set Needle Position
To Set Stitch Length
Needle Position Selector
Stitch Length Selector
To Regulate Pressure
To Regulate Needle-Thread Tension
Pressure Dial
Tension Dial
To Thread the Needle
To Wind the Bobbin
Preparation Steps
Winding Steps
To Remove Thread
To Remove Bobbin
To Remove Short Thread, Pull through Throat Plate
To Remove Long Thread, Unscrew Two Halves of Bobbin
To Replace an Empty Bobbin
To Insert a Previously Wound Bobbin
To Position Throat Plate
Accessories
Bobbins
Needles
Vertical Spool Pin
Presser Feet
To Change any Presser Foot
Use the General Purpose Presser Foot with the General Purpose Throat Plate
Use the Straight Stitch Presser Foot with the Straight Stitch Throat Plate
Throat Plates
To Interchange Straight Stitch and General Purpose Throat Plates
General Purpose Throat Plate
Straight Stitch Throat Plate
Chainstitch Fittings
Cleaning and Oiling Tools
Bobbin Case Cover
Throat Plate
Straight Stitching
Preparation
Fabric, Thread, Needle and Stitch Length Table
Machine Settings and Accessories
Using of Straight Stitch Presser Foot with the Straight Stitch Throat Plate
Using of General Purpose Presser Foot with the General Purpose Throat Plate
Straight Stitch Selector Settings
Needle and Bobbin Threads
With a Newly Wound Bobbin
With a Previously Wound Bobbin
Starting at Fabric Edge
How to Sew a Seam
Pin Basting
Straight Seams
Starting a Seam
Guiding and Supporting Fabric
Ending a Seam
Curved Seams
Zig-Zag Stitching
How to Adjust the Width of the Design
How to Adjust Stitch Placement
To Set the Pattern Selector
How to Adjust Stitch Length and Needle-Thread Tension
Stitch Length
Needle-Thread Tension
Tension Adjustment for Closed Zig-Zag Stitching
Two-Needle Stitching
To Thread the Needles
Straight Stitching with Two Needles
Zig-Zag Stitching with Two Needles
General Purpose Presser Foot
Chainstitching
A Word about Single-Thread Chainstitching
Where to Use Chainstitching
Regular Straight Stitch
Insert Throat Plate
Position the Bobbin Case Cover
Attach the Thread Guide
Correct Tension
To Sew a Chainstitch Seam
To Start and Chain off
To Release the Chain from the Machine
Chaining off
To End the Stitching in the Fabric
Draw the Loop down to Left of Foot
Cut Close to End of Stitching
To Remove the Stitching
To Remove the Fittings
Garment Fitting and Construction with Chainstitching
Garment Fitting
Construction Guide Lines
Stay Stitching
Growth and Shrinkage Tucks
Belt Carriers and Stay Chains
Free-Motion Stitching
Throat Plate in Darn Position
Stitch Length Selector in Fine Area
Free-Motion Monogram
Clothes and Home Decorations
Lingerie Seams
Inside Seams of Sheer Collars, Facings and Cuffs
Seams in Knit Fabrics
Flat Felled Seams
Curved Seam with Tape Stay
Flat Felled Seam
Seam Finishes
Overedged Seam Finish
Trimmed Seam Edges
Darts
Regular Darts
Continuous-Thread Darts
Darts in Interfacing
Blindstitch Hems
Steps in Making a Dart in Interfacing
Basted Guide Line
Buttons
Buttonholes
Buttonhole Length
Stitch Width Settings
Marking Lines
Procedure
Bar Tack
Side Stitching
Fial Bar Tack
Finishing Touches
Top Stitching
Shell Edging
Scalloping
Applique
Trimming after Stitching
Stitching after Trimming
Monograms and Motifs
Script Lettering
To Find the Begining of the Pattern Unit
Monogram in Zig-Zag and Ball Stitch
Flower Embroidery
Bar-Tack Design
Keeping up Appearances
Mending
Tears
Elastic
Blanket Binding
Bar Tacks
Darning Without Embroidery Hoop
Darning with Embroidery Hoop
How to Take Care of Your Machine
Cleaning, Oiling, Lubricating
Every Week or so
To Remove the Bobbin Case
To Replace the Bobbin Case
Every few Months
To Remove and Replace Top Cover
Lubricating Points
If the Machine Is to be Stored
Oil and Lubricate Bottom of Machine
Oil and Lubricate Top of Machine
To Changr the Light Bulb
To Replace the Slide Plate
Performance Check List
Remember to
If Threads Breaks
Fashion Aids
Special Accessories for Special Jobs
Special Purpose Foot
Zipper Foot
Seam Guide
Quilter
Gathering Foot
Tucker
Index

Quick Links

1 To Thread the Needle
2 To Wind the Bobbin
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