Singer SE9155 - User Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS; given to a third party.; DANGER –; TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK:; servicing adjustments mentioned in the instruction manual.; WARNING –; TO REDUCE THE RISK OF BURNS, FIRE, ELECTRIC; recommended by the manufacturer as contained in this manual.
• Page 3 – SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
• Page 4 – Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement; For the USA and Canada; SINGER®
• Page 5 – CE Declaration of Conformity
• Page 6 – TABLE OF CONTENTS; Slide on/off the Hoop
• Page 9 – INTRODUCTION; Only available straight stitch and zigzag stitch,; Intended Use
• Page 10 – Needle Area Overview; fabric under the presser foot as you sew.
• Page 11 – Screwdriver; Overview Accessories; Foot control; Optional Accessories
• Page 12 – Presser Feet; All Purpose Foot A; from left to right, depending on which stitch you sew.; Decorative Stitch Foot B; ride along the hem edge.; One–Step Buttonhole Foot; monogramming and embroidery.
• Page 13 – Function Buttons; Reverse Button; reverse only as long as the reverse button is pressed.; Basic Gestures for the Touch Screen
• Page 14 – Stitch Overview; Utility Stitches
• Page 17 – ing. Use a stabilizer or interfacing to avoid puckering.; Stitch Menu Overview
• Page 18 – PREPARATIONS; tures can affect the sewn result.; Unpacking Machine and Embroidery Unit
• Page 19 – Free Arm/Removable Accessory Tray; Note: You can only access your stored files on the USB in the; Thread Sensor
• Page 20 – Main Spool Pin; Note: Not all thread spools are manufactured in the same way.; Auxiliary Spool Pin; Spool Cap
• Page 21 – Threads; All Purpose Sewing Thread; Embroidery thread is made from a variety of fibers: rayon,; Transparent Thread; Transparent thread, also called monofilament thread, is a single
• Page 22 – Stabilizers; Tear-Away Stabilizers; and all unstable fabrics. Fuse it to the wrong side of the fabric; Water Soluble Stabilizer; different thicknesses.; Heat Soluble Stabilizer; is used for techniques such as cutwork and to embroider off the; Sticky Stabilizer; Sticky stabilizer is used for hoop embroidery when the fabric is
• Page 23 – Needles; Universal Needle; variety of fabric types and weights.; Stretch Needle; Change the needle often. As a general rule, needles; Important Needle Information; Always use a straight needle with a sharp point and make sure
• Page 24 – ful to place a small piece of paper or fabric underneath the; Change the Needle; Selection Guide — Needle Size, Fabric, Thread; Needle Size
• Page 25 – Note: You can also start the winding by using the foot; Insert the Bobbin
• Page 26 – stitch quality when you start to sew.; Thread the Machine; Machine from front
• Page 27 – If the Thread Spool is Pulled up on the Spool Pin; Threading Tips and Hints; If the Thread Slides Down on the Standing Thread
• Page 28 – Thread Tension; Note: The feed teeth will not raise immediately when the lever
• Page 29 – Position the Embroidery Foot onto the presser foot bar from; Changing the Presser Foot
• Page 30 – Embroidery Unit; Outer hoop; EMBROIDERY PREPARATIONS; Embroidery Hoop Overview; The Embroidery Foot is recommended for hoop embroidery
• Page 31 – Designs; shown on the screen in the Embroidery Mode.
• Page 32 – To Hoop the Fabric; Slide the hoop connector into the hoop attachment (A) from
• Page 33 – THE TOUCH SCREEN; OK; Common Functions; Cancel; Confirms changes and pop-up messages and returns to previous
• Page 34 – SETTINGS; Machine Settings
• Page 35 – Embroidery and Sewing Settings
• Page 36 – Firmware Update Using a USB Device; Note: Do not change the name of the file or do not copy the file
• Page 37 – WIFI & MYSEWNET SERVICES; mySewnet; Getting Started With WiFi
• Page 38 – mySewnet Cloud
• Page 39 – Used Space in mySewnet Cloud; Note: The mySewnet cloud space gets activated the first time; mySewnet Library on your machine
• Page 40 – SEWING; Sewing Mode – Overview
• Page 42 – Fabric Selection; Woven Fabrics; Woven or Knit; Stitch Settings
• Page 43 – Note: The tie-off function can be selected for all stitches except
• Page 44 – important when working with special fabrics or techniques. To
• Page 45 – Change Needle Position; Basic Sewing Techniques; Seam; Straight Stitch
• Page 46 – Note: Your machine can only sew straight stitch and zigzag; Change Sewing Direction; Needle Up / Down Button
• Page 47 – Right side of fabric; Blind Hems; Darning and Mending; Repair Large Holes; Sew over the fabric edges with the zigzag or the multi-step
• Page 48 – Note: Always sew a test buttonhole on a piece of scrap fabric.
• Page 49 – Sew Zippers; Centered Zipper
• Page 50 – Sewing Pop-up Messages; Bobbin Thread Low; need to stop sewing. Wait a moment and touch the OK button
• Page 51 – EMBROIDERY; Getting Started to Embroider; Note: You can not access the sewing mode while having the; Load a Design; the ‘multi-select’ option selected
• Page 52 – Create Embroidery Text
• Page 53 – Embroidery Edit – Overview; In embroidery edit you can adjust, combine, save and delete; Control Wheel; Touch and move a selected design with your finger to position
• Page 54 – Arrows to toggle between the different designs; Thread color edit / Background color; Touch the Thread color edit / Background color to view a list of; Thread color edit; Select a background color for the embroidery area that matches; Rotate; Touch the different rotation buttons to rotate the selected; Delete
• Page 55 – Use the Scale Buttons to adjust the size of the selected design
• Page 56 – Group; Save Design; Note: You can only view your saved designs in the Embroidery
• Page 57 – The Bobbin Thread Is Running Low; need to stop sewing. Wait a moment and touch the confirm; Embroidery Edit Pop-up Messages; Too many designs selected. Please remove
• Page 58 – Save Design to the mySewnet cloud; To cancel the save process, close the pop-up window by touch-; Send Design; vices. Choose any of the available devices by touching it. The
• Page 59 – mySewnet Library
• Page 60 – EMBROIDERY STITCH OUT; Embroidery Stitch Out; Start / Pause Embroidery Stitch Out; Thread Cut; Touch the thread cut and the machine cuts the upper and bob-
• Page 61 – Return To Embroidery Edit; any changes made in Embroidery Stitch-Out will be lost.; Thread Color Blocks; Open the go to stitch / color change to activate the next or pre
• Page 62 – Corner Check; match a specific spot on your project or next to a previously; Embroidery Stitch Out Pop-up Messages; The Embroidery Arm Needs to Calibrate; appear and inform you to slide off the hoop and clear the ma; Your Embroidery is Finished; dery is finished. When the pop-up is closed the design will stay
• Page 63 – MAINTENANCE; Cleaning the Machine; Raise the needle and turn off the machine.; Cleaning under the Bobbin Area; chine with a soft cloth to remove any dust or lint built up.
• Page 64 – Troubleshooting; Thread Loops on Underside of Fabric; Check that bobbin is placed correctly in the bobbin holder.; Bobbin Thread Showing on Top of Fabric; Reduce upper thread tension.; Bobbin Winding Difficulties
• Page 65 – Fabric Puckers; Stitch length is set too short.; Fabric Is Tunneling Under Stitches; Stitch length is set at zero.; Machine Will Not Run; Power cord and/or foot control not plugged in correctly.
• Page 66 – Needles Breaking; “Pushing” or “pulling” fabric.; Needle Threader Not Working; “Pushing” or “pulling” the fabric.; Thread Bunching at Beginning
• Page 67 – Sewing was started with no fabric under the presser foot.; Upper Thread Breaking; General Problems; The fabric must be tightly hooped.
• Page 68 – The Machine Cannot Connect to a WiFi Network; Cannot Connect to WiFi.; The Machine Cannot Synchronize with the mySewnetTM Cloud; The machine cannot synchronize files with the mySewnetTM cloud.
• Page 69 – Technical Specification; Household sewing machine; (using straight stitch with default stitch length); Service
• Page 70 – VSM UK; to the benefit of the user and the product.; INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; take back your old appliance for disposal free of charge.