Singer 2118 User Manual

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2114/SINGER

Page 2 - SINGER* MODELS 2114/2118

Changing NeedlesRaise needle to highest position by turning handwheel towards the operator.Loosen needle damp screw (1) and remove needle.* With flat

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Attaching Feed CoverFor darning and free-motion embroidery, the feed cover prevents the feed from moving the material. Attach it as follows:

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Winding the BobbinWinding of the bobbin is done before threading machine:Place spool of thread on spool pin (1).Hs Choose size of spool holder (

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Threading the Bobbin Case* Hold bobbin so that thread unwinds in a counter-clockwise direction, as shown, and place bobbin in bobbin case (1).

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Threading the MachineThe top thread is now ready to be threaded into the machine. Proceed as follows:* Raise needle and presser foot to their highest

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Raising the Bobbin ThreadThe last step in threading the machine is to raise the bobbin thread. Proceed as follows:^ Raise presser foot.^ Hold needle t

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Adjusting Needle Thread TensionBobbin thread tension is preset by factory but the top thread tension can be adjusted to suit different sewing situ

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Cloth PlateThe cloth plate provides a large surface to help support and guide the garment during sewing operations. The majority of applications

Page 10 - Replacing Necdieplate

3. STITCH SELECTIONSelect the right stitch for each sewing project along with proper length, width and balance. A test sample using the chosen fabric

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Adjusting Stitch BalanceWhen sewing stretch stitch patterns or buttonholes, it may be necessary to adjust this control for proper stitch appearance.H

Page 12 - Winding the Bobbin

CONGRATULATIONS— on the purchase of this new Singer* sewing machine. To achieve the most enjoyment and satisfaction from this product, it

Page 13 - Threading the Bobbin Case

Description of Stitches1. Buttonhole (Special)2. Straight Stitch (Regular) - Lock stitch used for most general sewing tasks.AAW3. Zig-Zag (R

Page 14 - Threading the Machine

4. SEWING TIPS AND APPLICATIONSFabric, Thread, and Needle TableThe needle and thread used for a sewing project depends upon the fabric that is

Page 15 - Raising the Bobbin Thread

Sewing a SeamMost fabrics can be placed under the foot by raising the presser foot lifter (1) to its normal “up” position (2) where it locks

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Most fabrics need only to be guided in front of the presser foot. Some fabrics, however, require support while being stitched.Hi For trico

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Bli heist itchingBlindstitching provides a durable way to finish a hem. It takes practice, however, so a test sample is suggested.^ Prepare the hem b

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To get stitching even and close to the zipper teeth, use the special zipper foot.^ When zipper teeth are to the left of the needle, slide the adjus

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Four-Step ButtonholesThis machine makes buttonholes of any length in only four, easy steps. Always make a test buttonhole on a sample of

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Four-Step Buttonholes (Cont’d.)Step C: Front Bartack* Raise needle out of fabric.^ Him stitch-length dial to “C”.Sew four stitches ending at point (1)

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Twin Needle SewingTwin needle sewing produces two parallel lines of closely-spaced, decorative stitching.^ With machine turned off, insert twin ne

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This chart is useful for keeping a record of personal measurements. The assistance of a second person is helpful in taking the measurements with an ac

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TABLE OF CONTENTS1. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MACHINE...2Principal Parts...

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Performance ChecklistWhen sewing difficulties occur, make sure the instructions are correctly followed. If a problem still exists, the remind

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5. CLEANING AND CARING FOR THE MACHINETo ensure reliability, regularly clean and lubricate machine. Periodic check-ups by an authorized service cent

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^ Remove needle and needle plate.* Open slide plate and lift out bobbin.* Using small screwdriver? turn bobbin case retainer (1) in direction of

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Bemoying Light Bulb^ Remove face plate.^ DO NOT attempt to unscrew bulb.^ Press bulb into socket and turn in a counterclockwise direction to unlock p

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Dear Customer:We recommend that for future reference you record the Serial Number of your Sewing Machine in the space provided.Refer to ill

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1. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MACHINE---------------------------------- ,nn rtA13-^ \---------)i-9'ipii <U'LajI”nil li^ilE] CE:2114( i ? 4 i

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Principal Parts1. Carrying Handle2. Spool Holder3. Bobbin Winder4. Hand Wheel 5. Stitch Balance Dial6. Stitch Pattern Selector7. Stitch Length Con

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The following accessories are furnished withthis sewing machines:1. General Purpose Presser Foot and Needle Plate are on the machine when

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Important Sa1. Disconnect the powerline plug from the electrical outlet when changing needles, feet, or needle plates, or when leaving mach

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iî iaifînNe RTo really enjoy sewing, get to know the machine well. This chapter will be valuable in doing just that.Cohnectiitg the h/lachineConnectin

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Changing Snap-on Presser FeetThe accessory feet supplied with the machine fit onto a common shank and are attached easily as follows:Hi Raise ne

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