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Singer 5910 User Manual

Singer 5910
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Singer 5910 Specifications

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BrandSinger
Model5910
CategorySewing Machine
LanguageEnglish

Summary

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

DANGER.

Crucial warnings regarding electric shock and immediate hazards when operating the machine.

WARNING.

Essential precautions to prevent burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons during use.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

A directive to keep the safety instructions for future reference and safe operation.

FOR EUROPEAN AND SIMILAR TERRITORIES:

Specific information related to electrical standards and plug wiring for European regions.

SECTION 1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MACHINE

Principal Parts

Identification and description of the main physical components of the sewing machine.

ACCESSORIES

SECTION 2 GETTING READY TO SEW

CONNECTING THE MACHINE

Steps for properly connecting the sewing machine to a power source and foot controller.

RUNNING THE MACHINE

Instructions on how to start, operate, and stop the sewing machine using the power switch and speed controller.

CHOOSING AND CHANGING NEEDLES

Guidance on selecting the correct needle type and the procedure for changing it for optimal sewing results.

FREE ARM SEWING

Explanation of how to convert the machine to free arm sewing for accessing difficult areas.

CHANGING THE PRESSER FOOT

Step-by-step instructions on how to detach and attach different presser feet to the machine.

REPLACING PRESSER FOOT WITH SHANK

Detailed procedure for replacing presser feet that have a built-in shank.

ATTACHING FEED COVER

Instructions on how to attach the feed cover, used for specific sewing tasks like darning.

WINDING A BOBBIN

A clear guide on how to wind thread onto a bobbin correctly and efficiently.

IMPORTANT THREADING INSTRUCTIONS

Comprehensive steps for properly threading the sewing machine's upper thread path.

BOBBIN CASE THREADING INSTRUCTIONS

A detailed guide on how to insert and thread the bobbin case correctly for sewing.

SECTION 3 STRAIGHT STITCHING

SELECTING A BUILT-IN STITCH PATTERN

How to choose and set specific built-in stitch patterns using the pattern selector dial.

ATTACHING STRAIGHT STITCH NEEDLE PLATE

Guidance on attaching the optional straight stitch needle plate and presser foot for precise sewing.

ADJUSTING STITCH LENGTH

How to adjust the stitch length lever to control stitch density for different fabric types.

ADJUSTING THREAD TENSION

Methods for adjusting upper and lower thread tension to achieve balanced stitches.

SEWING A SEAM

Techniques and tips for sewing straight seams accurately and efficiently on various fabrics.

STITCHING IN REVERSE

Instructions on using the reverse lever to reinforce stitches at the beginning or end of seams.

TURNING SQUARE CORNERS

Techniques for smoothly turning square corners using needle plate guidelines.

INSERTING A ZIPPER

Procedures for attaching the zipper foot and sewing zippers accurately along their teeth.

SECTION 4 BUILT-IN STITCH PATTERNS

ADJUSTING STITCH WIDTH

How to adjust the stitch width lever to control the width of decorative and utility stitches.

ADJUSTING STITCH BALANCE

Adjusting the stitch balance ring to correct the appearance of special stitch patterns.

ZIG-ZAG STITCH

Using the zig-zag stitch for seams, appliqué, monogramming, and decorative finishes.

ZIG-ZAG BLINDSTITCH

Instructions for using the blindstitch for hems, seams, and attaching lace or elastic.

MULTI-STITCH ZIG-ZAG

Applications of the multi-stitch zig-zag for mending, overcasting, joining, and reinforcing fabrics.

ARROW STITCH/BUNTING STITCH/PRIVET STITCH

Decorative stitches for seams, pleats, pockets, and border designs.

STRETCH OVEREDGE STITCH

Finishing seams, hems, and facings on stretch fabrics to prevent fraying.

RIC-RAC/STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCH

Heavy-duty stretch stitch for topstitching and reinforcing seams on stretch fabrics.

ROAD RUNNER STITCH/FAGOTING STITCH

Open, lacy stitches for joining fabrics, embroidery, patchwork, or strengthening seams.

HONEYCOMB STITCH

Using the honeycomb stitch for smocking, mending, and sewing stretch fabrics.

SLANT OVEREDGE STITCH/SEAGULL STITCH

Stitches for finishing seams, hems, and appliquéing with a decorative edge.

SECTION 5 FOUR-STEP BUTTONHOLING

Recommended Settings

Recommended stitch selection, width, length, foot, and needle plate for buttonhole creation.

Step 1

The first step in creating a four-step buttonhole, involving positioning the fabric and needle.

Step 2

The second step in buttonholing, continuing the stitching process for the buttonhole.

Step 3

The third step for four-step buttonholing, completing the buttonhole sides.

Step 4

The final step in buttonholing, including removing the garment and cutting the opening.

ADJUSTING BALANCE OF BUTTONHOLE

How to adjust the stitch balance ring to ensure even buttonhole sides.

SECTION 6 ADDITIONAL STITCH FUNCTIONS

SEWING ON BUTTONS

Instructions for securely sewing flat buttons onto fabric using the zig-zag stitch.

DARNING

Techniques for mending worn or torn areas of fabric using stitching.

SATIN STITCHING

Creating a smooth, satin-like finish with closely spaced zig-zag stitches for monograms and appliques.

FREE MOTION EMBROIDERY

Sewing without a presser foot to control fabric with an embroidery hoop for free motion work.

MONOGRAMMING

Creating simple monograms using straight-line stitches on fabric.

SECTION 7 CARING FOR YOUR MACHINE

REMOVING AND REPLACING BOBBIN CASE

Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove and reinstall the bobbin case for maintenance.

BEFORE STORING YOUR MACHINE

Procedures to follow before storing the sewing machine to ensure its longevity and safety.

REMOVING AND REPLACING LIGHT BULB

Instructions for safely replacing the sewing machine's light bulb.

CLEANING THE MACHINE

Methods for cleaning the sewing machine using a lint brush and soft cloth to maintain performance.

PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST

Fabric, Thread and Needle Table

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES (SOLD SEPARATELY)

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