I am looking for this manual also if anyone can help me.
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Originally Posted by Jleigh
(Post 5837541)
Oat - I have this machine myself and use it regularly. I received it from my grandmother who bought it brand new in 1958. I do have the original instruction manual and also the matching blue metal case that holds the attachments. The attachments manual is also here with me. The pictures you posted are exactly what I have, same model 303 other than mine is on a sewing machine table that stores the machine inside when not in use. And your serial number 4003 is slightly lower than mine. Let me know if I can help in any way to get you the information in the instruction book.
I have a Free Westinghouse 603, have never been able to find a manual anywhere! Maybe this would at least be similar! Or if anyone has a Free Westinghouse 603 manual, please let me know! |
Sergethrift, welcome aboard. This thread is 4 years old, many of the people responding aren't active anymore. If your machine looks like the one shown, it's a 15 clone-a Japanese copy of a Singer model 15 with minor differences. A Singer model 15 manual would be close enough to help you. They're available as a free download at Singerco.com.
Rodney |
Hi there...I have this same blue machine w serial #5052. It is in a wood cabinet w a rattan insert and lifts out on hinges. Anyone know it's value?
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Originally Posted by Toluca Moon
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Hi there...I have this same blue machine w serial #5052. It is in a wood cabinet w a rattan insert and lifts out on hinges. Anyone know it's value?
Cari |
I bought a 303 and realized it had no foot peddle. Where could I find one? Also where would it plug in? Photos would be appreciated.
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Originally Posted by SugarCopper
(Post 8111292)
I bought a 303 and realized it had no foot peddle. Where could I find one? Also where would it plug in? Photos would be appreciated.
The cord block you need is shown here on this page - https://shop.sew-classic.com/Univers...-Wire_c50.html it's the first item on the page. You add the controller of your choice to it. If your machine is in a cabinet, look underneath and check to see if the controller is mounted under the cabinet. Cari |
Cari's link didn't work for me. This is one of my cord blocks. Most are not labeled so nicely.
https://www.quiltingboard.com/member...922-590161.jpg |
Leon is right, most are NOT labeled as clearly as his is.
SugarCopper As Cari said you should have some wires coming off the machine. The cord block can be found here - https://www.shop.sew-classic.com/Cor...143-SCE143.htm You'll notice one end has a plug to plug into a wall outlet and the other has two wires that would connect to the foot pedal - aka motor controller. Sew-classic has a wiring service at https://www.shop.sew-classic.com/Foo...SCE-Wiring.htm And for your machine you would want either of these foot controls to be wired to the cord block. https://www.shop.sew-classic.com/Foo...p-SCE168FC.htm https://www.shop.sew-classic.com/Foo...TAL-SCE507.htm If you do not have a manual, one that comes close can be found at http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_mach...al-rotated.pdf Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do. |
If you have an unlabeled cord block; plug in the light first. If it is on you are OK, if it isn't try the foot pedal and see if it acts as a dimming switch. Then pug it into the other socket. If you plug a motor into the wrong one it will spin full throttle...ooops. Ask me how I know...hehe
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