White 734d serger manual

Manipulating the tensions on a serger creates the different stitches. Therefore, it depends what stitch you want to make that determines how you set the tensions. For a basic 4-thread overlock, usually setting the tensions at the midway point is standard, however, some tweaking of each may be required to get them balanced. What helps is to thread with four different colors making it easier to see which thread's tension needs adjustment.

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How to Adjust Thread Tension on an Overlocker Singer Australia

You can download the Bernina serger workbooks that may help you set up your machine for specific overlocker stitches:

Bernina Mastery Workbooks

Normal setting will depend on what you want to do with your machine. The standard factory tension setting is the mid-point of each thread dial. However, if you are doing a rolled edge, you will need to consult your manual to determine where each dial should be set to deliver the results you seek.

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try this link and see if it's the one you need

http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/818_white-734-x.pdf

try adjustin the tension for that needle, also check to make sure the
thread is not caught anywhere,, even if you have to rethread that
needle,,make sure there are no burrs on any thread guides also.
if that doesn't help then the machine needs to be checked.

here is a link for a free manual
http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/975_sl-734,734d-x.pdf

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You need to re-thread the serger.

Refer to the manual or open the front of the serger to see if the threading diagram is there.

With most sergers, you begin with raising the presser foot, then set the tensions to zero.

Begin the threading with the upper looper (curved looper), then the lower looper and the needles last.

Pull the thread under the presser foot and to the left side of the serger.

Set the tensions back to normal 4 - 5 usually.

Lower the presser foot and hold onto the threas tails as you stitch a chain. If the chain of the four threads is ok, you are ready to serge fabric.

This may be another phone number to the same place, I'm not sure. But I lost my White serger manual, I called White Sewing customer Service at 800-331-3164, and they sent me to a website where I could download it for free. She searched for a minute, so it may vary by model, but I was directed to singerco.com and searched under manuals for "wsl734" for my White superlock 734dw. Wanted to share!

Try http://singerco.com/accessories/manuals.html for a free pdf download

I have a 1500 with a manual. I could copy the manual and send it to you. Email me at [email protected]