Singer S0705 - User Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – To reduce the risk of electric shock:; WARNING –; agent or a similarly qualified person, in order to avoid a hazard.
• Page 3 – SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS; FOR CENELEC COUNTRIES ONLY:; Europe manufactured by Yamamoto Electric Corporation.; FOR NON CENELEC COUNTRIES:; Australia manufactured by Yamamoto Electric Corporation.; SERVICING OF DOUBLE INSULATED PRODUCTS; marked with the words ‘DOUBLE INSULATION’ or ‘DOUBLE INSULATED’.; Intellectual Property
• Page 4 – Table of Content; ABOUT YOUR MACHINE
• Page 5 – Machine Overview; Spool pin
• Page 6 – Accessories; from the illustration, see page 7 for foot control spec-; Machine Overview - Inside Parts; Front cover guide
• Page 7 – POLARIZED PLUG INFORMATION; Connecting the Foot Control; Note: When the front cover and/or the flat bed extension cov; Before Using Your Machine
• Page 8 – Front and Flat Bed Extension Covers; Front Cover; Note: The front cover has a safety switch and the machine; Flat Bed Extension Cover; Pull and swing the cover to the left to open. Swing it back; Handwheel; When threading, adjusting the stitch finger lever or connect; Waste Tray; Place the tray along the edge of the flat bed extention (A).
• Page 9 – Presser Foot Guide Lines; Note: The machine will not sew if the presser foot is raised.; Changing the Presser Foot; Turn off the main power switch and unplug the machine.
• Page 10 – Needle Information; Checking the Needle
• Page 11 – Upper Cutter; Deactivate the Upper Cutter; Turn the handwheel toward you until the upper cutter (A); Reactivate the Moveable Upper Cutter; -thread Overlock Converter; Engaging; Insert the pin of the needle holder into the small hole (A); Disengaging
• Page 12 – GETTING READY TO SEW; General Threading Information; and then the needles from right to left (follow the order listed; If the threads break during sewing, re-thread all thread; See the table below for recommendations on what needles; Light Fabric; What Needle and Thread to Use with Different Fabrics
• Page 13 – Placing the Thread Spools
• Page 14 – Note: Raise the presser foot lifter for easier threading.; Threading the Lower Looper
• Page 15 – Turn the handwheel slowly toward you until the mark on
• Page 16 – Place a thread spool on the second right spool pin. Pull; Threading the Upper Looper
• Page 17 – Set the Threading/Sewing switch to “Threading” position
• Page 18 – Threading Loopers with the Looper; Using the Looper Threading Wire; wheel matches the mark on the cover (B). The hand wheel
• Page 19 – Using a Standard Thread; Prepare 12 ̋ (30 cm) of a standard thread and tie it 5 cm from
• Page 20 – Threading the Right Needle
• Page 21 – Pull out approximately 4 ̋ (10 cm) of thread from the needle
• Page 22 – Threading the Left Needle; Slide the thread under the top cover thread guide (C)
• Page 24 – Using the Needle Threader; wheel will click and is locked in threading position.
• Page 25 – Differential Feed Adjustment; If the sewn fabric stretches (B), turn the dial counterclock; Presser Foot Pressure Adjustment; you are satisfied with the result. Always test sew on a sample
• Page 26 – Stitch Length Adjustment; Stitch Finger Lever Setting
• Page 27 – Thread Tension Settings; Set the thread tension to suit the type of fabric and thread used.; Correct Thread Tension; balanced with the same tension (both looper threads should
• Page 28 – Explanation of Icons/Colors; SEWING; Stitch Overview; each of the threads are displayed in different shades of grey.; Stitch finger position
• Page 29 – heavier threads in the loopers to create decorative edges.; –Thread Rolled Edge; Note: Not recommended for heavy weight fabrics.; –Thread Picot Edge; rative finish to wedding or bridesmaid dresses.
• Page 30 – –Thread Stretch Overlock; looper. Change the thread tension accordingly.
• Page 31 – –Thread Flatlock; overlock converter required); –Thread Rolled Edge
• Page 32 – Using Guide Lines; Start Sewing; the stitch finger of the stitch plate. If the threads do not wind
• Page 33 – Securing the Thread Chain; Use the Machine at the Start of a Seam (C)
• Page 34 – Gathering Using the Differential Feed; Tip: For a beautiful rolled edge, thread the upper looper with
• Page 35 – Flatlock Sewing; Tip: The upper looper thread is the prominent thread in the
• Page 36 – Sewing Corners; Outer Corners; Trim three of the corners approximately 11⁄4” (3cm) as illus; Inner Corners
• Page 37 – MACHINE MAINTENANCE; Cleaning the Upper Cutter Area; Cleaning the Feed Teeth; Note: You may use a vacuum cleaner to clean the upper knife; Storage
• Page 38 – Cleaning the Looper Threader Pipe
• Page 39 – Threader hole; Caution when Oiling; Never inject oil into the looper threader holes, the upper; Oiling the Machine
• Page 40 – Replacing the Upper Cutter; Troubleshooting; Machine Does not Run; Stitch Length is set too short for the fabric being sewn.; Irregular Trimming
• Page 41 – Fabric Puckers; Needle Breaks; Use a needle size that is compatible for the fabric (page 12).; Check the thread spool to ensure thread is not getting caught.; Stitches Skipping; Use a needle size that is compatible for the fabric (page 12).
• Page 42 – Irregular Stitches; Stitches are not balanced.; Fabric Jams; Thread is not unreeling smoothly off the thread spool.; The Looper Threader does not Work; The Threading/Sewing switch is not set to the “Threading” position.; The Needle Threader does not Work; See page 24 for instructions on how to use the needle threader.; Specifications; Differential Feed Ratio