Singer White 5500 User Manual

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Raise presser foot lifter and needle bar(1) Raise the presser foot lifter.(2) Set the needle bar in the highest position by turning the handwheel to

Page 3 - NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS

nging the N@@hStep-1needle “ barhandwheelneedle clamp screw(1) Set the needle bar in the highest position by turning the handwheel toward you.(2) Lo

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Step-1Removing the bobbin caaei1) Set the needle bar in the highest position by turning the handwheel toward you.(2) Open the shuttle cover.Open the l

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Step*lWinding the bobbinthread guide Aspool spool pin-tfiread \ guide Athread guide BPut the spool on the spool pin. Draw the thread from

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inserting the Bobbin Case Inaartlng the bobbin!1) The end of the thread is away from you as shown.(2) Leave the end of the thread of about 10cm (4&qu

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adjusting screw(2) Adjusting the tensionTurn the adjusting screw with the small screwdriver for adjustment.* Be careful not to touch the lock

Page 8 - For flat-bed use

Upper ThraadingRàiiB6(fxÿ6t atict^iraandral^ yiinii* I 1 —, ^„•• u.i - -TITTi i) Raise the presser foot lifter. ^ ^ ^ ^(2) Set the needle bar

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Drawing Up the Lower ThreadStep-1Hold the end of the upper thread gently in your left hand.Step-2Step-3Turn the handwheel once slowly tow

Page 10 - Snap-on presser foot

Twin Ns« dingRajae foot and needla Ьвг^(1) Raise the presser foot lifter.(2) Set the needle bar in the highest position by turning the handwheel to

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gzag Pattern Stitches Machlheli"^Pattwn settingur zigzag pattern stii ____________these are very useful for both practical and decorative sewing.

Page 12 - Removing the bobbin caae

TABLE OF CONTENTS1. NAMES AND FUNCTIONSOF PARTS ... 12. ACCESSORIES AND SPARES... 33. BEFORE

Page 13 - Winding the bobbin

i21 Super Stratch StitehesMachine setting(*•Pattern settingSeven super stretch stitehes are built in. All of these are very useful for b

Page 14 - Thraadlng the lower thread

13} ButtonholesFor actual sewing, see p.3l.StepPatternActual Stitch1B automatici2----------•^ automaticnn ^<^^^d|u8^ent of stitch width ^Decide tl

Page 15 - Inserting the bobbin case

{41 Twin Maedle SewingEnjoy attractive stitching with two different colour threads.Machine settingPattern setting20

Page 16 - Upper Thraading

4. SEWING CHART Operation Goide\M 12345678910 1-2Pagei11<<€i--'uStraightSewingOo22ZigzagSewingo"s\ /25ElasticSewingoo o27ZipperSewing

Page 17 - Drawing Up the Lower Thread

Straight SewingMachine settingAdjustment of stitch length dialFor a long stitch, turn the dial clockwise. For a short stitch, turn it counter

Page 18 - Threading the upper threat^

Turning cornersStep-1raise the footfabricStop sewing with the needle in the fabric at the pivot point. Raise the foot.Turn the fabric.Step-3Lo

Page 19 - Pattwn setting

Cloth guide(1) Use the cloth guide to sew a seam with a certain interval from the edge. Set the guide in the hole of the arm, r

Page 20 - Pattern setting

Zigzag Sawingindicating pointFor a long stitch, turn the dial clod wise. For a short stitch, ftim it count clockwise.AdJusimant.o^ztj3^g

Page 21 - 13} Buttonholes

How to 86w3Step-1Step-2Place the fabric under the foot about tcm 10.4") inside the edge.Lower the presser foot.Lower the needle by turning the ha

Page 22 - {41 Twin Maedle Sewing

Excellent for seaming elastic materials.With reverse íítraight stitchGood for searnpng jersew^m etc. I “With small zigzag stitchmaterials.With mu

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1. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS( Protaer foot praaaure controlTo change pressure of the presser foot.turnlaker^^"*^ strongerI Raise foot when a

Page 24 - How to sew^

With the specially designed zipper foot, zipper sewing can be done easily.Setting zipper footSet the holder in the left pin. The needle comes to the

Page 25 - Removing fabric

OvercastingIt is used for the settlement of margins to seam or to cut.With zigzag atltchQRne^^for thick' matenals whim do noi fray easily.: j:M

Page 26 - With reverse straight stltciD

OwarleekingOverlooking stitches can sew seams and finish them in one operation.Machine settingWith crdss-over-edge stitchSuitable for tlj^jersey ma

Page 27 - Zigzag Sawing

Byttsnfioie SewingButtonholes are easy for children's clothes, shirts, blouses, etc.{ Machine settingPattern settingStepPatternActual Stitch1auto

Page 28 - How to 86w3

Step-3Step-4(1) Set pattern selector dial E and start sewing.You will hear the click sound for the barmii automatically starts sewing the left sidec

Page 29 - With multiple zigzag ?

Corded buttonholesTo reinforce the buttonhole, especiallyfor knits, a corded buttonhole is useful.(1) Hook a kind of crochet cotton to the pro-pressi

Page 30 - How to sev^

Sawiili on ButtonsWith the specially designed two-step foot lifter, even thick buttons can be sewn easily.Machine setting(1) Set the zigzag width at

Page 31 - How to sew ^

Blind H«m StitchingSuperb for horrrpmg skins, trousers, suits, etc., without the stitches showing on the rightMachin« Mttina )side of the fabric.With

Page 32 - With blind-over-edge stitch

How to S8W1 handwheel by hand and whenaLv i P°«hion the®''9htfy catchesthe edge of the fold.^°‘"‘=h the fold of thefabric perfectly.to

Page 33 - { Machine setting

111 Mending a ripMendingA i: ?Machine settingHow to sew{21 PateliingHow to sew(1) Sew the edges of the fabric together asshown. i(2) Sew 2 more sti

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Reverse sewing buttonTo sew reverse stitches.Continue pressing on the button while sewing in reverse.i BnNeedte position controiPattern selectordi

Page 35 - Corded buttonholes

m Mending a big holeHow to sew,he -o..MMfifti« settingyiiflip'nill^ SsittoT®'” control dial to the "0"''' "nT

Page 36 - Sawiili on Buttons

^Machina setttngi)^How to sew^Step-1Step-2Step-3rC)()wTo attach darning foot, see p.8.Stretch the fabric on the hoop with the worn -out part in the ce

Page 37 - Folding the fabric)

Darning tubular articles. ^ How to sowMachine setting^ (1) Remove the extension table for ^ sewing.free-arm(2) Place the upper thread under the

Page 38 - With stastfc blind hem stitch

il11Attaching ElasticElastic can be easily attached to sleevebands, skirt waists, etc.V Machine aetting ~)How to aew41

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Shell StitchingThe stitch gives an attractive trim to children's clothes, blouses, negligees, etc.- -'.JX-:H6v»^to abwfootneedlefabric(1) W

Page 40 - "nTfoTbXnT dac

houses, aproni №u „fepJ“*J!^t.titchStep-3such as sh/rMake a double 3mm fo I5"i #(1) Place ,he ,„,^3^foot. Under the presseand lower thfpressfiV

Page 41 - ^How to sew^

Step-4Lower the preeser foot and continue to sew.♦ By lifting up the edge of thp . foot easily feeds tho # ^ little, theout. “»iout sliding itMt

Page 42 - ^ How to sow

i-opped Saam SewingLapped seams can be sewn easily in one operation.With doubi» action stitchConvenient toSoin edges of non-elastic fabrics.'

Page 43 - Attaching Elastic

With over-edge stitchMachine settingFor the seatjs^Jvhtch undergo great stress.5With rick rack stitchConvenient toj^join edges elastic fabrics.!^

Page 44 - :H6v»^to abw

To join the edges of the fabric.j-V .^^avy fabrics that'y-Machtne^atting^(—~^fzigagfootr-HowSew carefully, keeping the line where the foor

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Straight stitch footSpecial footZigzag footOvercasting footZipper footODarning foot(V1Roll hemming footQuilting guideCording footBlind hem stitch guid

Page 46 - With zigzag stitch

With honay^comb stitch' ! ^ ’. *.^%-Fine for towel:ais--; ; ’I• .C--::| :pít^<^'¡' ' .' i•J elastic mate'ri-

Page 47 - With doubi» action stitch

Machine settingSetting quilting guidelines. ^ ® wrkingHow to sew(V Baste to avoid misaligning.(2} Draw the first line on the fabn> mark. and s

Page 48 - With rick rack stitch

Pill TuckingPin tuck stitching is used to obtain delicate tucks on the front or sleeves of blouses, one-piece dresses, etc.iiSdittirig

Page 49 - Machine aettlnìÈr^

O'- >'» P-aa«eredSmockingMachine settingknots—How to do pre-gathering with the machine—(1) Sew two straight lines on the part for

Page 50 - .' ■ ■ i

An attractive design with lines can be drawn easily with yarn or cords as a decoration for children's clothes, dresses, etc.CordingWit

Page 51 - Setting quilting guide

-».«.«.««ring ana Monogramming Exquisite designs are easy with the machine.V.Maehjne aettinfl^* How to choose needles and threadsNeedleUse small nee

Page 52 - Pill Tucking

How to sawStep-1•hrsadlightli, '’‘’“' "9 •’’» dpperS'"“ •'’« -¡9zag „id,h „ 0•a» aara ,ha p,^33^,Step-2and aaw.f"

Page 53 - Smocking

Appllqye WorkIdeal for the decoration of children's clothes, aprons, etc.M&ciiihe saI*---------—,fspecialfoot^-------------/How to aewT)Step-

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HOW.V " := s iv«Places which were once hard or impossible to sew can now be sewn easily with a free-arm. You can do sleeves, cuffs, collars, the

Page 55 - Maehjne aettinfl^

l7aZe™;trsrj7oVaTw;„'“""^H^"‘‘wnicn IS used for a few hours a day needs to be cleaned and oiled once a month. Do not tamper with p

Page 56 - .r:„T>:r.Tr':

—>Ordinery needlessize 9/65 {1 pc.) size 11/75 (2 pcs.) size 14/90 (2 pcs.) size 16/100(1 pc.)size 14/90 (2pcs.)(2 pcs,)Twin needlesBall point need

Page 57 - Appllqye Work

Rotary hookT^Apply one drop of oil to the rubbed part in the hook.^ Too much oil may stain your fabric and cause some sewing difficulty.Arm t

Page 58 - Various usefui metfiods

7. TfiOUBLiSHOOTlNG CHARTProbable CauseCorrectTrouble OperationNot plugged in properly.Page 7MachinePower supply switch is not on.7does not sewThread

Page 59 - Rotary hook

TroubleProbable CauseFabric not movingDust of thread jamming on the feed dog. Feed dog is lowered.BreakingneedleImproper needle setting.Needle bent.Ne

Page 60 - (natde the face plate

i. ^5 is; Cajfittacicsriij “i'ii iVia«i*:K;sStep-1Step-3compartmentStep-4accessoryboxPlace the machine on the table and unlatch clasps on

Page 61 - 7. TfiOUBLiSHOOTlNG CHART

For free-arm useWithout an extension table, the machine is used as a free-arm model for convenient sewing of trousers, sleeves, cuffs

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Connestiiii Foot Controller ini Power CordStep-3Make sure the voltage is the same as stated on the nameplate on the back side of the m

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