I need a manual for a mores Dressmaker 1000 serial No. 19554.DELUXE stretch stitch. Thank you.

turn the ZigZag width dial (23) to Zero

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This manual may help:

Instructions manuals for DRESSMAKER BY STANDARD SEWING EQUIPMENT SWM 1000

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(dressmaker model 301z serial 111038 manual.
it might give you a list of were to look.

Try searching the internet for:

Manufacturer + Model + the word "Manual"

Perhaps this will help:
Dressmaker 2000 Sewing Machine Threading Diagram

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A zig-zag is also a stretch stitch. Usually, a "built-in" stretch stitch will stitch forward a couple and then stitch backward and then stitch forward again (time consuming and uses a lot of thread--but suitable if that's what you want). Whatever you are sewing, whether it is a seam or finished raw edge and the fabric is stretch, you will need to use a stretch or zig-zag. A straight stitch will pop the threads as soon as the fabric has to give.

You can test your stitches on some scrap fabric and see what looks best.

An Over-edge stitch is just that, just a stitch over the fabric edge. It probably would not be suitable for sewing a seam.

Is there another name on the machine like Euro-Pro?
I find a 998 and a 1100; no 1000 in Manuals.

Below is another list of the Model Numbers:

Dressmaker Sewing Machine Manual PDF and CD

Needs to be a ball point needle for stretch fabric, sounds like you are using universal sharp needle. Stretch fabrics require ball point to push between the fibres, also, a slight zig zag stitch is more durable as when you stretch the garment during wear a straight stitch will often break, need some elasticity in the seams. Some machines have a stretch stitch too.

it's possible that a gear is broken or worn a sewing machine shop can tell you exactly

This is the threading diagram.

http://www.sewusa.com/Threading_Diagrams/Threading_Pages/Dressmaker_Sewing_Machine_Threading/dressmaker_2402_threading_diagram.htm