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Old 07-02-2017, 07:48 AM
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Jennieb , does it look like this? https://www.quiltingboard.com/member...653-557654.jpg
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Old 07-02-2017, 03:14 PM
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Jokir44, I clicked on reply. This box came up. I'm typing my response. There is no B I U Font Size, etc. Just a gray rectangular box that says Quick Reply with a return arrow. What in the world am I doing wrong??
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No. Still trying.
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Originally Posted by jennieb View Post
No. Still trying.
Thank you for trying.
I know sometimes they don't show for me. It seems sometimes if the page hasn't fully loaded it will let me start a reply, but not the things that show in the grey top of the box where you type. It just takes some time for them to load. It just happened to me, but when I had my mouse hovered over the top of the box (not the one in line with the "Quick Reply" but just below that) it gave me some boxes that tell what the icons do. Then they filled in as shown in the screen shots that I linked to.

What kind of computer are you using? I have a PC not a Mac. I know I have been having trouble with the pages loading for about week.

I'm also sending you a pm.

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I just did some research and see you were using a PC so the instructions should work.

There are a few different bobbin shuttles, but are similar.

http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_mach...ion-manual.pdf

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Sorry, this should have been posted some place else. I didn't catch it in time to delete
Except the first line.

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I just did some research and see you were using a PC so the instructions should work.

There are a few different bobbin shuttles, but are similar.

http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_mach...ion-manual.pdf

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Old 07-03-2017, 08:11 AM
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Here are the pictures of the machine and serial number. I know I have seen some discussion about the type of plugs this machine uses, but can't find them now. Another manual for the treadle http://www.singerco.com/uploads/down...e-rotary-x.pdf
I'm not sure if there is a manual for the FR electric.

Some links about different plugs -
Who Got an Extra Parts Like This ?
Needles and electrical parts for an Eldredge Rotary sewing machine
The Machine That I Fiddled With Today

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[ATTACH=CONFIG]575763[/ATTACH]

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I'm curious. How do you know I'm using a PC?
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Old 07-03-2017, 05:01 PM
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There is another manual at http://ismacs.net/white/manuals/white-rotary.pdf again it is for the treadle.

As seen in some of the threads about White rotary machines, it will show that they have a specific bobbin case and bobbins. It may have bobbins in the accessory box and maybe someone put the bobbin case in there, too. For me, that wouldn't be a deal breaker. Also I notice the T-shirt plate is there, which is a good thing. The links in my post #2 should help. NZquilter's machine even though made by White does have a different plate.

I was hoping someone might have or know where to get an manual for an electric machine.

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