Singer 310 Operator Instructions Manual

Record in space provided below the Serial No and Model No. of this appliance, The Serial No is located Rear of arm The Model No is located Rear of arm, Serial No. Model No 3 1 0 Retain these numbers for future refeience ...

Main Parts 2 3 Acressor s .. 4 hctr cal Cc nnect ons .., 5 Atachrng th. Exter sion Plate 5 . II: PREPARATION OF THE MACHINE Choosing the A qht Needle 6 Needle, Thread, cabric and St tchmg Guide 7 Changing the Needle 8 Channi ...

2. Pressure Control 3. Top Thread Guides 4. Stitch Pattern! Buttonhole Dial 5, Bobbin Winder 6. Hand Wheel 7. Stitch Length Dial 8. Reverse Button 9. Needle Plate 10. Presser Foot 11. Feed Dog 12. Feed Dog Height Button (inside cover> 13. Access Cover 14. Presser Foot Screw 15. Needle Clamp Screw 16. Tension Dial 17. Check Spring 18. Face Pl ...

4’ w 14 14 tnt ivViO • ,l, p, ii Iwo felt Washers F4d1 tfw mIt whnrs under the •.piiols for best ‘teching results. Quilting Guide Cloth Guide and Screw aids in sewing straight seams. ‘ lluttonhole Foot 1Je to, buttonhol- 4 j Button Sewing Foot hold button in place for stitching. F L Cording and Zippe ...

tations on the underside into the socket on the right side of the machine. The plug will only go in one way. Place the foot control in such a position that your foot rests comfort ably on it. Insert the plug into a wall outlet, 110—1 20V. flhen not in use, keep the plug Jisconnected from machine, ATTAC ...

I I ______________________________________ CHOOSING THE RIGHT NEEDLE TYPES OF NEEDLES The correct selection of needle to suit the thread and fabric being sewn gives the best stitching results. Fine fabric should be sewn with fine needles, heavier fabrics with heavier needles. For best results, sewing machine needles should be replaced when they bec ...

The correct selection of needle and thread to suit the fabric will result in more satisfactory ,titching. Fine fabrics should be stitched with fine needles, fine thread and short stitches. For the best results on heavier fabrics, use coarser needles, heavier threads and longer ,titches. Replace the machine needle when ...

Always change the needle after every othir garment, especially when sewing on ()I/icter and nylon fabrics which dull i’dli, imich faster, When needles are dull or heut, they damage both your fabric and the machine. A general rule when placing sewing machine needles is that the flat side of the needle is placed to the back of the machine ...