Singer 6233 Manual de usuario

Youareabout

tobegin

anadventure

increativi$:

Youare

going

tosew!

And,

you

are

going

tosewwithone

ofthe

easiestto

use

machinesever

made'

Thefollowing

features

have

been

included

onyour

machine,

promising

rewarding

hours

ofuncomplicated

sewing

pleasure:

. Clearly

defined

thread

path,

reducingthe

possibility

ofthreading

errors.

. Electronic

speed

control,assuring

smooth,

evensewing.

oAutotension,

requiring

noadjustmentsfor

a majority

of your

sewing

projects.

r One-step

pattern

selection,

eliminating

complicated

selection

operation.

Inaddition,

this

machine

features

a removable

bedextension,

permitting

bothflat andfree-arm

sewing;

snap-on

presser

feetthat are quickly

removed

andeasily

replaced;

and

aone-way

needle

clamp

that

makesit

impossible

put

the

needleinbackwards.

Takesometime

toacquaint

yourself

withthis

owner's

manual

and

your

machine.

Whether

you

areanoviceor

anexperienced

sewer,

you

willdis-

cover

howeasy

createsomething

uniquely

your

own!

ensure

that

you

arealways

provided

with

the

mostmodern

sewing

capa-

bilities,

themanufacturer

reserves

theright

to change

theappearance'

designor

accessories

ofthissewing

machine

whenconsidered

necessary.

Part

No.

9625-001 'A TrademarkolTheSinger

Company Printed in Taiwan

DearCustomer:

we recommendthat

forfuture

reference

you

recordtheserial

Number

your

Sewing

Machine

inthespace

provided.

Refer

toillustation

righttorl@ation

Serial

Numberon

yourmachine.

Serial

No.

Serial

No.

TableofContents

1. Gettinglo KnowYourMachine

PrincipalParts

Accessories

2. GettingReadylo Sew .. 5

Fabric,Thread

and

NeedleTable... 5

lmportantsafeguards ........ 6

ConnectingtheMachine/RunningtheMachine ........ 7

ChoosingandChangingNeedles ...,. .. I

FreeArmSewing 8

Changingthe

PresserFoot. . 9

AttachingFeed

Cover .

........ I

Winding

Bobbin

Inserting

aBobbin

Threading

the

Machine 12

RaisingtheBobbin

Thread.. 13

SelectingaPattern ..:.... 14

3. StraightStitching 14

Preparation 14

SewingaSeam 16

lnserting

aZipper 18

Preparation

Zig-Zagstitch.

Zig-ZagBlindstitch

Multi-StitchZig-Zag.

"M" Stitch

CrescentStitch......

StretchOveredgeStitch. .. .

Fagoting

Stitch.

Ric-Rac/Straight

StretchStitch .

5. Four-StepButtonholing

6. CaringforYourMachine

Removing

andReplacingBobbinCase.

Removing

andReplacingLightBulb

Cleaning

theMachine

Performance

Checklist

AdditionalAccessories

lndex

SECTION

PrincipalParts

__1,

Getting

toKnowYour

Machine

Principal

Parts

1.HandWheelprovides

a means

for

raising

lowering

theneedle.

2.BobbinWlnderlets

you

fillthe

bobbin

withthread

quickly

andeasily.

3.PatternDisplayPanel

showsavari-

etyofpatterns

available

for

your

sew-

ingneeds.

4.Friction-Free

SpoolPin and Cap

hold

thetopthreadsupplyandallowit

tounwind

smoothlyasthespooldoes

notturn.

5.Stitch

Width

Levercontrolsthewidth

of patterns

andsets

the needle

for

straightstitching.

6.Snap-lnThreadGuidehelpstoinsure

a smoothflowof threadfrom

the

spool

tothe

tension.

7.BobbinWinderTensionDiscpro.

vides thread tensionfor bobbin

winding.

8.AutoNeedleThreadTension

Lever

controls

topthreadtension.

9. Face

Plate

isa removable

cover

pro-

tectingmovable

partsand sewing

light.

10.

Sewing Light illuminates

sewing

area.

11.

One-Way Needle Glamp holds

needleinmachine

and

prevents

incor-

rect

insertion.

12.Needle Plate supportsthe fabric

duringsewing.

13.

Removable

Exlenglon

Tablelets

you

changethemachinebed

fromflatto

free

arm.

14.PresserFootLifter.al the backof

machine,lets you raise

and lower

" presserfoot.

15.Thread Cutter, on presserfoot

sleeve,

built-inforease.

16.

SlidePlate

opensfor easyremoval

and

replacement

ofbobbin.

17.Feed system movesfabric under

presserfoot.

18.

PresserFootholdsfabricagainst

the

feedsystemandsnapsonandoff.

19.Bed is the work surfaceof the

machine.

20.

StitchLengthLeverallowsfor a

varietyofstitchlengths.

21.PowerandLight

Switch

turnsonthe

machine

andsewing

light

the

same

time.

22.Reverse Lever provides either

momentaryor continuous

reverse

fabricmovement.

23.Pattern

SelectorDialturnsdirectlyto

any

ofthe

patterns,plus

buttonhole,

shownonthe

pattern

display

panel.

24.Stitch

Balance

Ringadjustsappear-

anceof Special

Stitch

patterns

and

buttonholes.

25.ElectrlcalPower Cord connects

machine

your

electricaloutlel.

26.

SpeedController,designed

forsafety

andconvenience,regulates

the

elec-

tronicsolidstatespeedcontrol.

Accessories

Theaccessories

for

your

machine

aredesignedtosimplifymany

your

sewing

projects.

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cs(o)

1. General Purpose Needle Plate (A),

andPresser

Fool

(B),

arestandard

the machine.Used for straightand

zig-zag sewing.

SpeclalPurposePresser

Foot

(J),

used

tor

decorativeandzig-zag

stitching.

ButlonholePresser

Fool (L),

usedto

makefour-step

button-holes.

4.ZipperFoot

(E),

forinserting

zippers.

SmallThread

Spool

Cap

(Q),

foruse

with

smalldiameterspools

ofthread.

6. MediumThread

Spool Capfor use

with

medium

diameterspoolsofthread.

7. LargeThreadSpoolCap

forusewith

largediameterspoolsofthread.

8.LintBrushfor

cleaningthe

machine.

9.Bobbins,

transparentforeasyviewing

ofthreadsupply.

Needles, color coded for easy identi-

fication.

Blindetitch Hem Guide, is used to

position the hem for blindstitch

hemming.

Feed Cover (F), is used for button

sewing, free motion work and

darning.

ltkeepsthefeedfrommoving

thefabric.

11.

12.

SECTION2 Getting

ReadytoSew

Fabric,

Thread

andNeedleTable

r Thetablebelowisa

generalguide

for

selecting

thecorrect

needleand

threadcombinationfor

your

fabric.

o Besuretousethesamethreadinbothneedleandbobbin.

. Alwayscheckthistablebeforebeginningasewing

project.

FABRICS THREAD NEEDLES

Thefabricsbelowcanbeofany

fiber:

cotton,

linen,

silk,

wool,

synthetic,

rayon,

blends.They

are

listedasexamplesofweight. TYPE stzE

Light-

Weight Batiste

Chiffon

Crepe

Cotton-wrapped

Polyester

1000/oPolyester

f MercerizedSize60

2020

red

shank

11/80

orange

band

Medium-

Weight Corduroy

DoubleKnit

Flannel

Gabardine

Gingham

Linen

Muslin

WodCrepe

Nylon

Cotton-wrapped

Polyester

1000/oPolyester

tMercerizedSize50

2020

reo

shank

14/90

blue

band

Medium-

Heayy BondedWovens

Canvas

Coating

Denim

Duck

Sailcloth

Cotton-wrapped

Polyester

1000/oPolyester

f MercerizedSize40

t"Heavy

Duty"

2020

red

shank

16/100

purpE

band

2020 18/110

Knits Bonded

Knits

Double

Knit

Jersey

Tricot

Cotton-wrapped

Polyester

Nylon

Polyester

Ball-Point

2045

(With

yellow

band)

Size11

/80,14/90.

16/100

tDo

notuseonstretchfabrics.

IMPORTANT

SAFEG

UARDS

1. Remove

plug

fromthe

socketoutlet

when

changingneedles,feet,

orneedle

plates,

or when leaving

the machine

unattended.This eliminatesthe

possibility

of starting

the machine

by accidentally

pressing

the speed

controller.

2. Before

removingthe

bobbincase,remove

plug

fromthe

socketoutlet.

3. Because

of the up and down movementof the needle,

you mustwork

carefullyandwatchthe

sewingarea

when

operatingthemachine.

4. Donot

pull

thefabricwhile

you

arestitchingasthismay

deflect

theneedle,

causingit

tobreak.

5. Before

cleaning

your

machine,remove

plug

from

thesocketoutlet.

6. Do not attempt

to adjustthe motorbelt.

Contact

your nearest

Service

Centershould

any

adjustment

berequired.

7. Before

changinglight

bulb,makesure

you

haveremoved

plug

from

socket

outlet.Be

suretoreplace

theface

plate

which

coversthelightbulb

before

operating

themachine.

8. Thismachine

isdesigned

tousea 1S-watt

maximumlightbulg.

9. This machineis doubleinsulated.When servicing,

use only identical

replacement

parts.

This

product ls suppressedtor radio and television

interfercnce with the lnternational

Electrolechnical Commission

requirements

ofthe CISPR.

Machinesfor

GreatBritainand

gome

othercountrieshaving

similarwiringstandards

are shippedtrom the tactorywithouta plug for connection

to the mains.The wires

inthismainsleadarecolouredinaccordance

withthefollowingcode:

Blue:neutral

(N) Brown:live

(L)

As the colours of the wires in the mainsleadof thisappliance

maynot correspond

withthe

coloured

markingsidentifying

the

terminalsin

your

plug,proceed

asfollows:

Thewire which is colouredbluemustbe connectedto theterminal

whichis marked

withthe

letterN

orcoloured

black.Thewirewhichiscoloured

brown

mustbeconnected

to theterminal

which

is marked

with

the letterL or coloured

red.lf a 13Amp.

(BS

1363)

plug

isused,

a 3 Amp.fusemustbefitted,or ifany

other

typeof plug

is used,

a 5Amp.tusemustbefitted

either

intheplug

or adaptor

oratthedistribution

board.

Neither

core

istobeconnectedtothe

earth

terminal

ofathree-pin

plug.

ConnectingtheMachine

Thesolidstatesystem

assuresconstantspeedas

you

maintainthesame

pressure

onthe

controller

when

sewing

through

variousfabric

thicknesses.

Unwind

theaircontrolhose

fromfootoper-

ated

speedcontroller.

Alwaysbe sureair hoseis notblocked.

Pressingon

thecontroller,

you

should

feela

slightairflow

from

the

hose.

Plugthisair

hoseontothe

receptacleabove

power

cord,

atthe

right

end

ofthemachine.

Thenconnecttheelectrical

power

cord

plug

your

electricaloutlet.

NOTE:Whennotusing

themachine,

rewindairhosearoundspeed

controller

for

storage.asshown.

Do not oDerate

machine

without

material

under

the

presser

footasthismay

damage

the

feed

and

thefoot.

Toturnon

machineandsewing

light,slide

power

switch

left

"1" position,

Toturnofi

machineand

light,slide

power

switch

right

"0" position.

Torunthe

machine,

press

the

speed

con'

troller.

The

harder

you

press,

thefaster

the

machine

willsew.

Tostop

the

machinefromsewing,

remove

pressure

fromspeed

controller.

RunningtheMachine

Themachine

andthesewinglightareturnedonand

otfbythesame

power

switch.

1- +-o

Choosing

and

ChangingNeedles

IMPORTANT:

Forbest

sewingresults,

useonly

Singer-needles.

Checkthe needle

package,

andthe Fabric,Thread

andNeedle

Table

on page

forthe

correctneedle

and

fabriccombinalion.

Free

ArmSeuhg

Free

arm

sewing

makes

iteasierto

sew

hard-to-reach

areas.

o Raise

needle

toitshighest

position.

r Loosenneedle

clampscrew

and remove

needle.

. Withflatside

of needle

totheback,insert

new needleup into clamp as far as it

willgo.

. Tighten

needle

clampscrew

securely.

Tochangcmachlncforlree

arm

cewlng,

push

andllflrlghl

edge

(1)

extension

table,

slideit to the leftand off the

machine.

. Topstitch

edges

on sleeves,

or finish

waistbands

and

pants

legs

easily.

o Sew buttonholes

without stretching

cuffsor neckbands.

ChangingthePrcsserFoot(B)(E)(J)(L)

Yourmachinecomes

withtheGeneralPurpose

PresserFoot

alreadyattached.

You

caneasily

changetoanyone

oftheother

presser

feetwhich

snapontoacommon

shankby

following

the

directionsbelow.

. Raiseneedle

to its highest

position

turninghand

wheeltoward

you.

. Raise

presser

footusing

presser

foot

lifter

backol

machine.

r Push

toeof presser

foot

(1)up,untilit

snapsotf

the

shank

(2).

. Takefoototfmachine.

. Placenew

foot

undercenterofshank.

r Lower

presser

foot

lifter,fittingshankover

presser

fool

pin(3).

r Don'tturn

screw.

Instead,

pushpresser

footscrew

(4)

down

firmlyuntilfootsnaps

into

place.

o Raise

needleandpresser

foot.

o Open

slide

plate.

o Slide

feed

cover

ontopofneedle

plate,

pressing

tabs

(1)

and(2)

into

holes.

o Close

slide

plate.

o To remove,open slide plate and litt

front

edgeof cover;

pullitaway.

ATTACH,NC

FEEDCOVEN

Thefeed

coverkeepsthefeedlrommovingthefabric.

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