Singer 604 Throat plate was off, how do I put it back on ? Anyone ?
09-29-2014, 02:18 AM
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http://sewingdude.wordpress.com/2012...ervice-manual/
The info in the 500 service manual should work.
The info in the 500 service manual should work.
09-29-2014, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Macybaby
LOL!!
When do you know you are a vintage sewing machine addict? When you get a "404 error" message on your computer and immediately think of a Singer sewing machine.
When do you know you are a vintage sewing machine addict? When you get a "404 error" message on your computer and immediately think of a Singer sewing machine.
09-29-2014, 11:04 AM
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Had me laughing too. I'm grateful that you all let me play with you. I can do sponge-baths and take temps, but you people resuscitate and do major surgery.
Miriam, thanks for the link to the Sewing Dude site. I had some good chuckles, and when I downloaded the service manual for 401, 403, & 404 Singer Machines, got some answers to questions I had about the 404 I am still struggling with after someone worked on it before it arrived at the thrift store. It isn't nearly as easy as the other 404 that had a straight pin in the lever to lift the needle plate, plus the two pearlhead straight pins jammed way down in the oil holes.
Miriam, thanks for the link to the Sewing Dude site. I had some good chuckles, and when I downloaded the service manual for 401, 403, & 404 Singer Machines, got some answers to questions I had about the 404 I am still struggling with after someone worked on it before it arrived at the thrift store. It isn't nearly as easy as the other 404 that had a straight pin in the lever to lift the needle plate, plus the two pearlhead straight pins jammed way down in the oil holes.
09-29-2014, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by elnan
Had me laughing too. I'm grateful that you all let me play with you. I can do sponge-baths and take temps, but you people resuscitate and do major surgery.
Miriam, thanks for the link to the Sewing Dude site. I had some good chuckles, and when I downloaded the service manual for 401, 403, & 404 Singer Machines, got some answers to questions I had about the 404 I am still struggling with after someone worked on it before it arrived at the thrift store. It isn't nearly as easy as the other 404 that had a straight pin in the lever to lift the needle plate, plus the two pearlhead straight pins jammed way down in the oil holes.
Miriam, thanks for the link to the Sewing Dude site. I had some good chuckles, and when I downloaded the service manual for 401, 403, & 404 Singer Machines, got some answers to questions I had about the 404 I am still struggling with after someone worked on it before it arrived at the thrift store. It isn't nearly as easy as the other 404 that had a straight pin in the lever to lift the needle plate, plus the two pearlhead straight pins jammed way down in the oil holes.
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