SINGER 401 - Manual (Page 44)

DECORATIVE STITCH PATTERNS
Examples of Stitch Patterns and their Selector Settings
GM 4
GP 4
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GS (5) 2
GS @ 4
HS (3) 4
IL 2
IS 0 4
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TO CLEAN THE MACHINE
Clean and
Oil
Clean between
tension discs
Clean
Clean and Oil
Your sewing machine was built to exacting stand­
ards of precision and workmanship. Its performance
depends on the care and treatment it receives
when in use and before storing it away.
When in regular use, the machine should be
cleaned periodically to remove the lint and fluff
which may have accumulated around the working
parts. To clean the bobbin case area, see instruc­
tions for removing and replacing bobbin case on
pages 85 and 86. Oil the machine after each cle­
aning as instructed on pages 87, 88 and 89.
If the machine is to be stored away for an in­
definite period of time, a thorough brush-cleaning
to remove all traces of lint and fluff, followed by
swabbing of all exposed parts with a lint-free brush
saturated with SINGER* Oil, is necessary to pro­
tect the machine against rust damage. The areas
that should be cleaned and covered with a protec­
tive coat of oil are shown in the illustration at the
left.
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