SINGER 251 User Manual

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OIL-REMOVING WICK ASSEMBLY (HEAD END) COMPLETE T 47056

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Fig. 59. Preparing to Remove

Oil-Removing Wick

Fig. 60. Removing Oil-Removing

Wick Assembly 147056

DESCRIPTION

Oil-removing wick assembly.

Complete 147056,

shown in

Fig. 61

is designed to remove excess oil from the

head of the machine arm.

When filling the machine reservoir, use

"TYPE A"

or

"TYPE C" OIL,

sold by Singer Sewing Machine Company.

If inferior oil is used, absorption of the excess oil by this wick may be reduced considerably. The consequent

leakage of accumulated oil will then cause serious damage to materials being sewn. For further instructions on

oiling,

see inside front cover of this book

and

pages 2, 6, 7

and

31.

Additional sets of the oil-removing wick, wick holder body and spring, as shown in

Fig. 61,

will be furnished

on order.

PREPARATION FOR REMOVAL-

(See Fig. 59)

Remove face plate.

Loosen presser foot lifting lever hinge screw

E4,

and presser foot lifting lever link stud screw

F4.

Remove head end of presser foot lifting lever

G4

with spring

H4,

from the machine arm.

Remove presser foot screw and presser foot and
presser bar thumb screw

X2,

with upper section

of presser bar.

Remove arm side shield with wick, as instructed

on

page 36.

Loosen screw

V

and remove guide bracket

T,

as

instructed on

page 33.

Remove presser bar lifting link

J4,

with stud.

Loosen four screws

K4,

in the oil removing hinge

plate and cover

L4.

1.

2

.

3.

4.

5.

6

.

7.

8

.

REMOVAL-

(See Fig. 60)

1.

Turn

machine

pulley

over

toward

the

operator,

until

the

needle

bar

crank

is

in

the

position

shown at

M4.

2.

Lift wick LOOP up and off lower presser bar

bushing and lift wick END out of oil pool behind
needle bar bushing, as shown In

Fig. 60.

3.

Simultaneously

push

upward

against

wick

and

wick holder at

N4,

while pulling outward

gently

on hinge plate and cover

L4,

as shown in

Fig. 60,

removing

hinge

plate

and

cover

with

oil-remov-i

ing wick and holder body from the machine.

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