Specifications and Main Features
- Model: XL-6000
- Operating Voltage: 120 volts or 230 volts
- Additional Equipment:
- Set of presser feet (including zipper, embroidery and buttonhole feet)
- Available wire ED frames (L, M , S)
- A set of needles
- Measuring scale plastic
- Cleaning brush
- Ripper seam
- Tweezers
- Set of screwdrivers
- Guide for threading
- Bobs
- Parts:
- Motor (complete unit)
- Electric power distribution board (set assembly)
- Front control panel with an LCD module
- Тhread chager parts
- Feed mechanism
- Shaft and rotor parts
- Functions:
- LCD display with operation indication
- Manual control over thread tension
- Automatic Threading of Needle
- Kneed operated piercing foot for lifting up
- Internal mechanism for trimming threads
- Range of sewing and embroidery patterns
- Removable extension table for large sewing projects
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How much electric power does the XL-6000 sewing machine use?
A: The XL-6000 can work on a supply of electric power with a voltage of240 or 230 volts.
- Q: Is there a warranty for the XL-6000?
A: It is accompanied with a warranty card for USA/CAN, ITA, and GB.
- Q: What are the different styles of presser feet that are offered with the machine?
A: The machine includes different types of presser feet which include a zipper foot, embroidery foot, buttonhole foot and others.
- Q: Does this machine come with an automatic needle threader?
A: Yes, the XL-6000 has an automatic needle threader for easier use.
- Q: Is it possible to sew on different kinds of fabrics using this particular sewing machine?
A: Yes, the XL-6000 is capable of sewing on different kinds of fabrics.
- Q: Where should I look for XL-6000 parts that need replacing?
A: You may purchase replacement parts from SINGER authorized dealers or from SINGER themselves.
- Q: What type of stitch patterns are provided besides the basic ones?
A: There are several patterns that are provided in the XL-6000 for different sewing and embroidery processes.
User Manual
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