SINGER W1577 User Manual

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WHITE SEWING MACHINE

Record in space provided below the Serial No,
and Model No. of this appliance.
The Serial No. is located Rear of arm.

The Model No. is located Rear of arm.
Serial No. _______

Model No. 1577
Retain these numbers for future reference.

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CONTENTS

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Changing Feci.
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AdjucTing Lowsr Thread

Vhr:;00i;,c L-rror "r Tread,......................................................................................

Drawing Up Lc'./ir Thread.........................'.'.'I.'.'.'.'.'.’.".’.’.’!.’”!!.’

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Siiioh Lencrh Diai

C arting it- Sii'.v................................. .

Drubie Pre.':' :r Fi ri Lifter..............’.’.’.’’’’.'.'

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Adjnsiing 'in,4£d Tension.....................................................................................II

3. :;:;g7,4G SEVvibj-. ... ...................................................................

Zigzag V^idth Control

Thread Tension for Zigzag Stitch ..........................................................................

6. OVERCASTING

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7. PJAKING BUTT0NH0LESy.3.ZZ'.’.’.’.’.’.'.’.’.

Determine Length..................................................................................................

Determine Width
Left and Right Side Balance of Buttonhole

Cutting Buttonholes

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8. BLIND HEM STITCH.....................................................................................

Elastic Blind Hem Stitch .... ....................................................................

9. SHELL STITCHING

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10. MENDING........................................ ............................................................

Patching.......................................’

Mending a Rip......................

11. APPLIQUE WORK

12. EMBROIDERY

13. MAINTENANCE

Cleaning
Oiling

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I. NAMES OF PARTS

1. Thread guide for bobbin winding

2. Thread guide for upper threading

3. Foot pressure regulator

4. Upper thread tension dial

5. Face cover

6. Thread guide for upper threading

7. Presser foot thumb screw

8. Presser foot

9. Shuttle cover

10. Spool pins
II. Bobbin winding spindle

12. Bobbin winding stopper

13. Top cover

14. Zigzag width control

15. Special buttonhole adjustment

16. Stitch length dial

17. Reverse sewing lever

18. Pattern selection dial

19. Free arm

20. Drop feed lever

21. Handwheel

22. Stop motion knob

23. Socket

24. Handle

25. Presser foot lifter

26. Feed dog

27. Needle plate

28. Switch

2. ACCESSORIES

3. BEFORE SEWING

The machine is stored in flat-bed
style which makes your work easier
for ordinary sewing.

Detachaiale Extension Table

Remove the table (accessory box)
and the machine is used as a

free-arm machine.

The free-arm is more convenient to
sew or embroider; trousers, sleeves,
cuffs of T-shirts, blouses, etc.

Reverse the above steps to attach

the extension table.

To open the lid of the accessory
box, pull it open, as illustrated.

Connecting Foot Controller and Power Cord

Connect foot controller and power
cord ® @ .

Before plugging in your machine, be
sure that voltage is same as that of
your machine (* written on a plate
at back of machine)

* Specifications vary from country

to country.

Put power switch on the machine
and turn on the sewing light.

Always switch off or unplug
machine when not in use.

The more you press foot controller,

the faster the machine runs.

CAUTION: When machine is not

In use always detach plug from
wall outlet.

Changing Foot

Raise presser foot lifter.
Set needle in the highest position by

turning handwheel towards you.

Remove foot by loosening screw

with screwdriver.

Replace screw-snap type presser

foot and tighten screw.

Changing Nesdie , ■ ■

Set needle in the highest position
by turning handwheel towards you.

Loosen needle clamp screw and
take out needle.

With flat face away from you, insert
a new needle into groove of needle
bar.

Push needle until it reaches stopper

@ and tighten needle clamp screw

firmly.

Always use a straight needle with a

sharp point.
Using defective or worn needles not

only causes stitch skipping, break

age of needles or snapping of

thread; it also can damage hook

and needle plate.

Bobbin Winding

Set needle in the highest position by
turning handwheel towards you .

Open shuttle cover.

Open latch of bobbin case and
remove case.

Release latch of bobbin case and
bobbin comes out easily.

Pull out spool pin and put a felt
on spool pin.

Put a spool on spool pin.
Draw thread from spool pin
through thread guide and pre
tension device, following numb
ers © and (2).

Wind thread clockwise around
bobbin several times.
Push bobbin on to spindle.

Holding handwheel with your left

hand disengage handwheel by

unscrewing stop motion knob.