STOP
DRAIN
STUD«
PIPE
'
JDI
€'
I I
Fig.
2. Installotion View
lifter
ROD
INSTALLATION
Fasten drip pan to table with its left end even
with
left
end
of
cut-out.
Fasten
knee
lifter
bracket
in location
shown
in Fig. 2 Assemble it so that lifter
rod does not strike drip pan. Screw slots in bracket
provide
necessary adjustment. Set stop-stud to stop
the action of knee lifter
as
soon
as
presser
foot is
raised enough to trip hand lever. Screw drain pipe
into drain hole in drippan and attach oil jar as shown.
LUBRICATION
•BEFORE
STARTING
MACHINE
FILL
TO
HIGH
MARK
HIGH
MARK
Fig.
3.
Arm
Reservoir
'CHECK
TWICE
DAILY
All moving parts are lubricated from two
reservoirs
enclosed
in
the
machine.
Before storting the machine, oil reservoirs should
be
filled
and
criticol
oreos
lubricated.
FILL
THREAD
LUBRICATOR
RESERVOIR
WITH
SINGER*
THREAD
LUBRICANT
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"TYPE
E" I
WHEN
MACHINE
IS
RUNNING
OFF-^"""^'^
WHEN
MACHINE
IS
IDLE
Vii)
FOR
MORE
LUBRICATING
THREAD
LUBRICANT
PAD
Fig.
5.
Thread
Lubrication
OIL
GUAGE-
SATURATE
WICK
FILL
RESERVOIR'
TO
HIGH
MARK
HIGH
MARK H
Fig.
4.
Bed
Reservoir
CHECK
TWICE
DAILY
OIL
TWICE
DAILY
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Use Singer Oil
"Type
A" or
"Type
C"
for arm
reservoir
and
hook
saddle
reservoir.
Fill
machine arm
reservoir
to high mark on oil
sight
OS
indicated in Fig. 3.
The
machine
arm
reservoir
contains
on
oil
vibra
ting
pump
which
releases
oil only when the machine
is
operating.
Remove oil gauge
as
shown in Fig. 4 and fill hook
saddle
reservoir to full mark on gouge. Lubricate hook
gears and opener gears by applying a generous supply
of
oil
to
oil
holes
indicated
in
Fig.
4.
Use Singer Oil
"Type
E"
for thread lubricator
reservoir.
Fill
thread lubricator reservoir through oil
hole in face plate
as
shown in Fig. 5. THREAD LU
BRICATOR
CONTROLLER
MUST
BE
ON WHEN
MACHINE
IS
OPERATING
AND
OFF
WHEN
MACHINE
IS
IDLE.
To
increase
thread
lubrication,
turn
con
troller
in
counterclockwise
direction
as
shown
in
Fig.
5.
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