1. Singer Advance Sewing Machine #7422 Manual

There are lots of men who sew.it is not gender specific. Perhaps this will help-unfortunately not free: Montgomery Ward did not make their own machines, so it was most likely manufactured by a sewing machine company with Montgomery Ward's name on it. However, most machines thread similarly. Just be sure to ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot when threading the top thread-this allows the thread to seat in the tension disk. Set the top tension to about the midway point to start and then tweak from there. Bobbin tension is usually the last thing to try to adjust.be sure to mark the screw setting BEFORE making any adjustment. Needles are probably the least expensive resolution to a lot of sewing machine problems-change them often!!!

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About every 8 hours of sewing, and be sure to use a needle that is compatible with the thread and fabric. Be sure to install the needle with the flat part facing the correct direction. Most machines have the flat part facing the back of the machine, however, some machines with the bobbin loading from the side will have the flat part of the needle facing the harp (throat) of the machine. AVOID old or bargain bin threads! Use fresh, good quality sewing machine thread (generally, Coats & Clark is not one of them.) Answered on May 14, 2017. Hello Gargi Sarkar The power supply voltage in India is between 220 V and 240 V.

Singer Advance Sewing Machine #7422 Manual

Your machine will be ruined if you plug it directly into the power supply in India. There are two options: 1. Troy-bilt lawn mowers owners manual. Use a step down adaptor to 'reduce' the 220 - 240 V to 110V which is what your machine can handle. This may be more practical and economical AND you can use the step-down adaptor for other Canadian electronics. Your sewing machine motor can be changed for a 220 - 240 V motor, but often other parts will need to be changed as well. Also more costly.

Happy Stitching Sewingirl/ Answered on Apr 21, 2017. Manufacturers of newer machines frequently make the covers difficult to remove simply because the internal mechanisms comprise computerized components that can be easily damaged. (They are also reluctant to allow John Q.

Public to service their machines.) Usually, there are little plastic protrusions on the cases that interlock and can be easily broken. Just curious why you would want to remove the case on a computerized machine since it is a closed system and little maintenance required except perhaps a few drops of oil in the shuttle area. Answered on Apr 02, 2017. I do not have a fancy Brother machine. From what I understand, you just need to do a zig-zag stitch around the 'rectangle' that will become the button hole. You could forego whatever instructions they provide and just set your stitch width as appropriate and then move the stitch type to a thin (close together stitching) zig-zag, just shy of 'satin stitch' (which is just sewing back and forth all in the same place, and therefore-useful for embroidery). Sometimes easy does it can be the ONLY way to get things done.:) Sorry I don't know more about your specific issue but maybe the old school way will help.

Answered on Feb 22, 2016. Hi I have managed to find two sites offering downloadable versions of the manual you want. However they both charge for the privilege. The first is the Singer site itself here: and they do say that if you pay up then on checkout then they will send an email with a link for immediate download in pdf format. The other site is here: and you can scroll down to your model.

They state clearly that download orders are not immediate but subject to confirmation, but they do say expected within 1 hour. My experience is mainly computers and I was surprised to find the manufacturer charging for a manual, but different industries, different standards I suppose. Hope this is helpful, if so would you please register that with Fixya Cheers Answered on Dec 21, 2014. Your problem lies with the main shaft that is to tight to release the bobbin winder mechanism, because of old grease and oil becoming sticky. A short term solution will be to remove the needle, in order not to hurt you, and then hold on to the needle bar with your left hand, while engaging the bobbin lever with your left hand.

This will prevent the main shaft to rotate and your winder should work. In the long term, take it to your dealer to clean the oil and grease.

You will not be able to open the machine casing yourselve, as you might damage the casing and or electronics. Good luck! Answered on Dec 18, 2014.