SINGER 1200 Athena User Manual

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Whenever sewing difficulty Is encountered,

review the sections of the instruction book

that explain the operation you are performing

to make sure you are using the machine cor­
rectly. If the problem still exists, the following

check list may help you to correct it.

Needle bar does not move.

Make sure . . .

® Power and light switch is on.

® Motor is connected to electrical supply.

(Turn to page 9 for additional information.)

Needle bar moves but stitch is not formed.

Make sure . . .

• Needle is straight and sharp.

• Needle style is correct for machine.

« Needle size is correct for thread being used,

e Machine is correctly threaded.

(Turn to page 6 for additional information.)

s Bobbin contains thread.

® Bobbin latch is in SEW position.

• Bobbin case area is free of lint and loose

threads.

® Circuit breaker is depressed. (See page 83.)

(Turn to page 16 for additional Information.)

• Needle is fully inserted into needle clamp.

(Turn to page 6 for additional information.)

® P.'esser foot or accessory is securely

fastened to presser bar. (See page 7.)

« Fabric is not being pulled to one side as

work is removed from machine.

® Fabric being guided or supported behind the

needle Is not being pulled too hard or too

fast.

(Turn to page 46 for additional information.)

SOBSIN WII^OING DIFFICyLTIES

Turn to page 16 for bobbin winding Informa­
tion.

Needle thread breaks while winding bobbin.

Make sure .. .

® Presser bar Is raised.

« Thread is unwinding freely from spool.

® Thread spool is secured by correct spool

holder.

• Machine is correctly threaded.

Needle breaks.

Make sure .. .

♦ Needle is straight and sharp, correct class

for machine, and proper size for thread

being used.

Thread does not wind onto bobbin.

Make sure . . .

6 Bobbin latch is in winding position.

• Thread end is held securely by thumb screw

spring at start of wind.

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