What seems to be your problem dear? As much info as possible would be appreciated.What seems to be your problem dear? As much info as possible would be appreciated.
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It is an old machine and possibly the presser foot has became rusted. This can be repaired if it isn't too bad but you might want to find another one to replace it just to make it easy.
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I don't know exactly how old your machine is, but I found its operating manual here http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/05cd53760826209952d04b99bc6962f8ea588653.pdf
and it is clearly copyright 1971. I doubt that your machine is that old and its real age will be defined by the product life assigned by Singer before it was replaced by a different model. This should give you some idea though
Cheers
Hi! I collect old Singers but don't recognize that model number....could it be a part number, possibly?
For information on old sewing machines, check out The International Sewing Machine Collector's Society webpage at http://www.ismacs.net/home.html. They also have a section devoted to Singers but you can actually call the company 1-800-4-Singer (Have the serial
number of your machine ready) (or for Singer Industrials, call 1.877.738.9869). You can also email Singer at [email protected].
Let me know what you find out about your machine, ok?
It ended up being an airhead mistake... my embroidery foot had loosened and became crooked, causing the machine to think that the thread was hung up because the foot couldn't go down properly. Very happy that it wasn't an expensive fix. In fact, it didn't cost me a thing! Yea!!!
What seems to be your problem dear? As much info as possible would be appreciated.
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