Missing Manual Around 1991 I purchased a White Jeans Machine Model 1750. Haven't used it for 15 years. Can't find manual and can't get the needle into the spot on the bobbin where it enters to catch the bobbin thread. Do you have any idea where I can get the manual (been searching for quite a while) or how to get the needle down in to get the bobbin thread to catch? Do you have a picture of just how the bobbin case goes in? Maybe I don't quite have it in right. Please Help if you can. Thank you. Michele

here are 3 links for a free manual, you can check to see which one is best for the machine
http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/1107_white-1750-x.pdf
http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/713_white-1750c-d'lite-x.pdf
http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/1108_white-1750c-d'lite-x.pdf

it depends on what type of fabric your using for the sewing project or even if it's to repair like a pair of pants like blue jeans you would want a denim needle

if you do not have a manual they have a free PDF download at singer .com---just follow these steps
Go to the singer website
Go to the home page
At the bottom of the page look for instruction manual--click on it
It will take you to another page
In the box put the model number (example w1577 ) & click search

I haven't been able to locate a free download for any Baby Lock model in all of my searches over the months. However, you can download a manual for this model for $10 at http://www.sewingmanualsonline.com/instruction-manual-babylock-1750.aspx. Not too bad to know how to use your machine.

Most machines can sew on jeans fabric, but you may need to go slowly or even hand-turn the needle when crossing thick seams to keep from bending or breaking your needle.

Bobbin: It won't matter if you use plastic or metal bobbins.

Needle: You should use a heavier needle - you can purchase 'jeans' needles, or use the heaviest sharp or universal needle you have.

Tension: For tension adjustment, you can follow the guidelines in your sewing machine manual but you'll also need to adjust the tension based on sewing on scraps of the fabric. If you are sewing light-weight denim, the settings are pretty much the default/normal settings. As you increase the weight/thickness of the fabric and seams to cross, you'll need to loosen your pressure foot tension. If you use decorative 'jeans' thread or topstitching thread, you'll need to loosen your needle tension.
*Always test on scrap fabric to make sure the stitches are forming properly. It is best to make small adjustments to your tension settings, then test, then adjust and test, until it is right. If you sew that weight of fabric often, make note of your tension settings inside your machine manual to save you some time the next time you sew.
I hope this helps.

Try www.sewusa.com

You can get the manual on link below # 82. Sorry there is no free one.

http://www.sewingmanuals.com/Sewing_Machine_Manuals/White.htm

Try this link... http://www.sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Manuals/White_Manuals/1599_Jeans_Machine_Instruction_Manual.htm


hope this helps.

needle keeps working while trying to load bobbin

You can find it here:
http://ifixmachines.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&product_id=3289&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=54

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I need instructions on how to use White Jeans Machine model # 1810. Will someone please post the instruction manual.