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Singer 99K — User manual
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- Singer
- Model / document
- Singer 99K
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
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- 75
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- 3.3 MB
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- Sewing machines
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EDITORIAL L.A.C
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Instructions for thing
SINGER
Sewing Machines
Class 99K
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANView original page 2Page 3 · Read text
Form K6122 (762) Instructions for usinSINGER SEWING MACHINES 99K* *A Trade Mark of THE SINGER MAYUFACTURING CO.View original page 3
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WHEN YOU OWN A SINGER 99K
MACHINE
tracsion
TO GET THE MOST ENJOYMENT
FROM YOUR SINGER
You are entitled o sewing lessons when you became
the owner or a new SINGer. A skilled, SINGER.
trained teacher personally guides you and assistyView original page 4Page 5 · Read text
SINGER SERV:CE
SINGER Wnerever you z0 rou will and exert. service nearov. SiNGER
SINCE? JewIng Mac do condition.
why you should always sail your
SINGER SEWING CENTREfyour machin
ever requires adiustmen: jp regale
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trained SINGER
assured of warranted SINGER• gars when
a. -ack for the 'amiliar red "S"'
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EVERYTHING FOR THE WOMAN
WHO SEWS
eur sewing seess is at your SiNGER
SEWING CENTRE.choice or sewing necessities and notions, sewing in SINGER
cons, nemstitching, making belts and Suckles, :o
mention a lew. back in your telegmone director,
SINGER SENING GUMPANY
for ine SiNGER SENINEView original page 5Page 6 · Read text
ELECTRICAL FORMATION
The SINGER* Electric Motor
Electrical Connections for Machine
is located at the back of the machine,
and can be suoolied for operation on
Push three-pin safety plug into taree
alternating or direct current. Orders pin terminal block at right of machine
must state the catalogue auraber of the
motor, or the voltage, and it the case of and consect plug at other ead of cord
career. the number to electnc supply point
cYcles.
Before lagerting Electric Plug-
be sure that voltage and mumber of
speed controller
cycles stamped on maotor damediate
are within range marked on electric
The speed of machine is regulated dy
meter installed by clectric power
amount of pressure on foot controller
or kaee controller.
CALMON
When you have faished your sewing always dig-
condect the plug irom the electric supply potat.View original page 6Page 7 · Read text
LIGHT
To Turo Light "on" or "08."
fo tura on Ugat,reach Over
machine arm and turn switch
, dig. a to nght. To extinz.
ush lgat turd gwitch to
Ligh'.
FigView original page 7Page 8 · Read text
To Remove Bulb Grasp lirbe socket so that thumt LOCKS extends over gwitch Y. Press shade with thumb at U to release shade tenro two catches. and slide it halfway out UNiOCKS of shade bolder W. Press bulb into socket and at same time tars bulb over Locking or uniscking buib bin from machine as far as it will go to un. lock pin X (seeFigs. 3 and +). With- draw the bud To lasert New Bulb Press bulb into socket and turd it over toward machiae vatil pin X eaters gotch ia socket see rig. 3). Retur shade to its Dormal positioa as showa in Fig.View original page 8
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IF MACHIVE IS ELECTRICALLY
OPERATED
Raise presser foot • ow means ot presser bar
hitter R to grevent injury to the foot " anc
feed T.
Place a piece of material under presser foot
and let the loot down soon it. Turn on
electzic curreat and, if the combidation knee
and foot controler is installed as a kaee con
truller, press kaee lever to the right.
controller is olaced on tae door to be used as
a loot controller. press dowa on pedal or
controller. The speed of the machine is
controlled entirely by the amount of pressure
applied to the controller. Operate machine
ia this way, without beins threaded, unti
you aave Decome accustomed to guiding the
material and operating the coatroller.View original page 9Page 10 · Read text
IF YICHIYE IS BLIND OPERATED
Men the mereise is uncovered. the band attachment will be found :o be out si orking
position as theirs a Fig. 6. Pan the scad spring stud 2, a0d turn ten battle back
untaine ever . enters the socses 3. Press back the singed anger 4. Fix.
The machine is sow ready for wordiaz. as 300w0
VOTE. Before replaciag the
COVer or tae
lever saoud be dig.
engaged and the handle placed
la lae position shows io Fig. 6
TO OPERATE THE ELYD
MACHIOVE
Place a piece of material under
cae presser toot
lacier bv means of
liter R
You the hand. orar
from rou to work the m
tareaded, uatu
wee reateral wits the leit aandView original page 10Page 11 · Read text
IF MACHINE IS TREADLE OPERATED BELT SHIFTER
Loosed the haad wheel by turing stop This device simolides browing od
motion screw L. Fig. 16, over toward
redlacing the bed. To O d we c
place both feet upon the treadle and tur belt. move the belt goifter to the
tae band wheel over toward you, at the
same time allowing mare (see Fig. 31, working the treadle at
freely and ligady with the motion of the same re To replare the belt
treadie. continue do taus anti the treadle slowlv with the band whee!
regular and easy noredear is accured cumidg coward you, waca a revoluton
and you are able to work woe treadle so or two of the wheel ivill bring the belt back
tat you can re-start the macame with lato its place.
the wheel turning toward you.
Moan lammar wita tae working move.
ment, gated the band wheer by turaine
place a piece or matemat under the presser
loot o, r18. 3. Lower the latter by meang
of the lter and agaid word the macaine.
without being threaded, until vou are
accustomed to zuding the material.
The belt should be ooly just tight enough
not to glo. 00 O038 sporten and
rejoiaView original page 11Page 12 · Read text
PROTECTION AGAINST RUST DAMAGE
Liat and Auf. if aot removed prior to storage will. during bucald periods, absoro
and bold moisture, and taus accelerate rust damage to bigaly polished thread
haadling and other exposed parts. The extent of rust damaze would depend
upon the length of time the machine remaiaed, in idle storage where there is no
veatilation. Sudden drops in temperature will cause moisture to form on parte
which, if not protected by a flo of oil, would rust and damage while in storage
Proper storage care suggests thorough brush-cleaming to remove all
lint and Buff, follnwed by swabbing of all the exposed parts in Figs. 10 and 11
a lint-free brush saturated with SINGER Oil.
SINGER Lint Brush may he purchased st
SEWING CENTREView original page 12Page 14 · Read text
machine for bearing whica cannot be directiv reached. Remove face plate D, Fig. 9 by taxing out screw C and loosening screw a dear the too of the plate. Slip plate over screw E. Oil the points indicated in Fig. 10 and then replace face plate D. Draw the slide to the leit (as shown in Fig. 9) and, after removing the lint and dust which may bave accumulated (see instructioas on paze 35), apply drop of oil at the slace indicated at F Fig. 11.be slide gaould taen be closedView original page 14
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Fig.
on tae parte vasarassis ide bed of 33051116 0910
the macaice. tore the 0300108 back o0
its hinges add3301701 :0 68 8 01 00 89 reaca sad veariars. teglect to oil the
and beands3 indicated in Fig. I' uAC
To oil the stand, apot: 3 1:90 05 21 40 you troubie 100 goadvance.
the centres upoc wales tas band wheel Alwars use SITGERT oiL. ararior du
and creaGeW075. 002 10 0003 20d1 01 clogg the bearings.
307440812: wear of the
with the band mechanismView original page 15Page 16 · Read text
CHART SHOWING THE RELATIONSNIP OF TYPES OF F ABRICS.THARAD
NEZDLE SIZES AND MASMINE STITCHES TO THE INCH
THREAD Sizas
Fine Calicoss, Lineas, Stirrinzs, Fine Sis larzing Sol:on.
30 Six
Saceliaz3,
domestic zedwoods,Carcões.Ligh:
50 5
Calicoes, DEll, Tooles
Ticklars
Lad
who orderine reeches
will gotain the bess witching resulls from your seang lachine if it as ined ith a SINGER*View original page 16Page 17 · Read text
VEEDLES AND TREAD For perfect stitcains, thread should be provided tor strayer clacapiag selected accordiaz to fabric to be needle, required for attach ments driven stitched, and needle must be correct trom seedle lamp Jus. size for thread which must pass freely through eye ot needle TO SET THE NEEDLE Select the correct needle according to the table od page 14. Be sure that needle is not bluat or bent. Raise the needle bar to its aigbest position and SIDE loosen burb screw H. Fig. 13 in seedle clamp. Push aeedle with its far side toward the mght up into deedle clamp a far as it will go, then tighted the thumb scraw d.View original page 17
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TO REMOVE THE BOBBIN TO WIND THE BOBBIN
Raise aeedle to its biggest parat. Bold hand wheel k, Fig. 16,with
Draw slice plate so see left. left band and wits rigbt aaad loosen
stop motion screw L to disengage
P:ess boogis elector J. Fig. 13,
raise 300010 10r 200% remor stitchlag mechanism.
Place empty boboia on bobbin winder
spindle, see Fig. 16.
Turo bobbin until bole in rigat side
engages Did in goindle.
Press bobbin winder downward wail
latch M, Fig. 11, engages. Is this
position latca will aold bobbig in place
Place spool of thread on spool pin 1.View original page 19Page 20 · Read text
Draw thread tarough guide 2 00 arsa
or macaine.
Lead bread from front to rear brongh
lower notca or zuide
ZuidePass thread3 tarouga upper gotch of
lettThreadside broughof bobbinbolefromO.inside.Fig. 15, in
The end of the thread must be beid
by band until it is broken of ow the
rotation of the boboia.
Fig. shOws bobbin
position or wadiaz.
guäicient thread bas been
the bobbid winder 15
matically releaged
Remove flled bobbin from bobvio
winder spiadle aad re-tigniten stop
20 Otion screw La Fig. 16View original page 20Page 21 · Read text
it taread does not WISU evesiv watern bolds
taread guide 3. rig. 10.
Turo guide to let if bobbia
high on rigat.
Lura guide to rigat it DODoll widde
dich on lett.
§aea
caread will wad evenly across
Tighten zuide clamping screw.
If the pressure of bobbin winder pulley
N, Fig. Is against bud of band wheel
is insuficirat for winding the bobbin,
press down wider until latch M droos
down and holds it.then loosed screw
P2. the torehoger
upoer ead of slotted plate P 94 122 33
it will so add at the same timoe, wicd the
Laumo, press wader agalast ledge
Then tighten screw P2 secure.
eiterwards raise atca
winder fros contact wild sandView original page 21Page 22 · Read text
TO REPLACE THE BOBBIN
Hold bobbio betwees rat thumb and
foreanger of lets bad, wita tareac
leading on too from
shown in Fig. 18.
Fiz. 19. Threading the Bacoin Case.
Place bobbin into boobin case and
draw thread into slot 1, Fig. 19 in tbe
Fig. 18. Replacing ike Ba00:n bobbin case, as shown. Draw the
taread backward betweea the bobbin
case and the tension spring until it
reaches the aotch 2, Fig. 20, thes pullView original page 22Page 23 · Read text
the taread toward the rigat, as 30owo in Fig. 20. Whes closing the slide place taread up tarougs glot 3, fig. 21, 85 900 WR r1e. 20. Boooin Case ThreadedView original page 23
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