Singer 27 Manuel d'installation et d'exploitation

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INSTRUCTIONS

FOR USING

SINGER*

SEWING MACHINE

NO. 27 & 28

VIBRATING SHUTTLE, FOR FAMILY USE

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.

When requiring

Needle, Oil,

Parts or Repairs,

for your Machine

Look for the

Red "S"

There are Singer

Shops in every City

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Warning

To all whom it may concern

Singer Service

It’s sew easy by electricity

The Hand Attachment

Stop Motion

To Operate the Hand Machine

To Ensure Perfect Action of the Machine

To Set the Needle

To Thread the Needle

To Wind the Bobbin

To Remove the Shuttle

To Thread the Shuttle

To Replace the Shuttle

To Prepare for Sewing

To Commence Sewing

To Remove the Work

To Regulate the Tension

To Alter the Length of Stitch

To Change the Pressure on Material

To Turn a Corner

To Sew Flannel or Bias Seams

To Oil Machine

Hints

Needles Breaking

Thread Breaking

Skipping Stitches

Stitches Looping

Material Puckering

Instructions for Using Attachments

Bias Gauge

The Binder - Binding

To Bind with Dress Braid

To Make French Folds

The Adjustment and Operation of the Binder

Binding Outside Curves

Binding Inside Curves

The Quilter

The Foot Hemmer - Hemming

Hemming and Sewing

on Lace in One Operation

The Foot Hemmer - Felling

The Adjustable Hemmer

The Adjsutable Hemmer - Wide Hemming

The Under Braider - Braiding

The Table of Contents

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WARNING

It is essential that your machine should be

kept well oiled, in accordance with the

instructions given on pages 13 and 14 of this

book.

SINGER Oil, which is specially prepared for

sewing machines, is supplied in tins which

have the well-known SINGER Red "S" printed

thereon.

SINGER Needles are stamped with the Trade

Mark SIMANCO* and are sold in green pack-

ets which also bear the SINGER Red Letter

"S."

Needles in Containers marked

" For Singer Machines "

are not SINGER made needles.

Should your machine require overhauling or

repair, apply only to a SINGER SEWING

CENTRE or SINGER Salesman, otherwise

you will risk its being irretrievably damaged.

Every description of sewing machine

repaired,

To all whom it may concern:

The improper placing or renewal of the trade-

mark "SINGER" or any other of the trade-

marks of The Singer Manufacturing Company

(all of which are duly Registered Trade-

marks) on any machine that has been

repaired, rebuilt, reconditioned, or altered in

any way whatsoever outside a SINGER facto-

ry or an authorised SINGER agency is forbid-

den.

SINGER SERVICE

Now that you have purchased your new

SINGER Sewing Machine we do not want

you to feel that your relations with us have

come to an end.

The following instructions are worded so that

they may be easily understood by everyone,

and we would suggest that you study them

carefully in order that you may obtain the

fullest use and pleasure from your sewing

machine. If, however, you require further

assistance we would ask you to call at the

local SINGER SEWING CENTRE where

advice will always be willingly given in the

use of any SINGER Machine and its

Attachments.

We hope, too, that you will make the SINGER

SEWING CENTRE your headquarters for

sewing supplies and service. Only there, or

through SINGER authorized representatives,

can you secure SINGER oil, cotton, needles,

etc. all of which are so important in obtaining

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The Hand Attachment

When the cover is removed from the machine, the hand attachment will be found to be out of

working position, as shown in Fig. 1.

To operate the machine, pull the small spring stud (2, Fig. 1) and turn the handle back until

the lever (1, Fig. 1) enters the socket (3, Fig. 1); also see that the hinged finger (4, Fig. 2) is

turned back between the spokes of the wheel. The machine will then be ready for working, as

shown in Fig. 2.

Before replacing the cover, the lever should be

disengaged, and the handle placed in the position shown in Fig. 1.

FIG. 1 FIG. 2

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Stop Motion

This device a allows the hand wheel to run

free, so that bobbins may be wound without

operating the mechanism. To loosen the

wheel hold it with the left hand and with the

right hand turn the stop motion screw over

towards you, as shown in Fig. 3.

To Operate the Hand Machine

Tighten the hand wheel (see Fig. 3) and

place a piece of material under the presser

foot (7, Fig. 5). Then lower the latter by

means of the lifter (3, Fig. 5). Now turn the

handle over from you to work the machine,

without its being threaded, until you are

accustomed to guiding the material with the

left hand.

FIG. 3

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To Ensure Perfect Action of the Machine

The hand wheel must always turn over

towards you.

Do not work the machine with the presser

foot lowered or with the shuttle and the nee-

dle threaded, except when sewing

Both slides over the shuttle must be kept

closed.

To Set the Needle

(See Fig. 4)

Raise the needle bar to its highest point and

loosen the thumb screw.

(A). Hold the needle with the left hand and,

with its flat side to the right, insert it into the

needle clamp (B) as far as it will

go. Then retighten the thumb screw. Fig. 4. Positioning Needle in Needle Clamp.

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To Thread the Needle

(See Fig. 5)

Turn the hand wheel heel until the lever (2) is

at its highest. Place a reel of thread on the

spool pin and pass the thread through the

notch (13) down, and from right to left under

and between the tension discs (12), and up

through the eyelet in the take-up spring (4).

Then pass the thread from the front through

the hole in the lever (2), down through the

guard (5), into the guide (6), and from left to

right through the eye of the needle. Draw

about three inches of thread through the eye

of the needle with which to commence

sewing.

To obtain best results it is absolutely neces-

sary that the needle used be of the size stat-

ed for the number of cotton, linen or silk, as

shown on inside of back cover. If rough or

uneven thread is used, or if it passes with dif-

ficulty through the eye of the needle, the

machine will not function satisfactorily.

The SINGER Needle Threader saves time,

trouble and patience, and is invaluable to

those having defective sight.

FIG. 5

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To Wind the Bobbin

(See Fig. 6)

Loosen the hand wheel (see Fig. 3) and push

the top of the winder from you until its rubber

ring (5) just touches the ledge of the hand

wheel. Turn the latter over towards you until

the thread guide (2) moves to the extreme

right. Place a reel of thread on the spool pin;

and pass the end of thread through the notch

at top of the face plate (13, Fig. 5); then

thread the winder by passing the thread

upward through the eyelet (1) and into the

notch (2). Draw the knob (3) to the left, and

place an empty bobbin between the cup at

the right (4) and the centre hole at the left.

Now clamp the end of thread between the

cup and the end of the bobbin, turn the hand

wheel towards you and wind by operating the

machine as when sewing. When nearly full

remove the bobbin by pulling the knob (3) to

the left, then withdraw the winder from the

ledge of the hand wheel and tighten the latter

by turning the stop motion screw from you. FIG. 6

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To Remove the Shuttle

Open the front slide of the machine and turn the hand wheel towards you until the shuttle

comes full under the opening. Press down the point of the shuttle with the thumb and lift out.

Turn the open end of the shuttle downward and the bobbin will drop out.

NOTE: The shuttle should not be lifted out by the spring.

To Thread the Shuttle

Hold the shuttle, as in Fig. 7, and insert the bobbin so that the end of the thread draws from

the left towards the right, as shown in the illustration.

FIG. 7

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