Singer 95-80 Quick start guide

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INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

USING

AND

ADJUSTING

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SINGER

SEWING

MACHINES

95-80

and

95-100

HIGH

SPEED

LOCK

STITCH

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The

Singer

Manufacturing

Co.

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From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

USE ONLY SINGER OILS

and

LUBRICANTS

They

insure

freedom

from

lubricating

trouble

and

give

longer

life

sewing

equipment

**Singer

Oil

for

High

Speed

Sewing

Machines*'

(Cloth

and

Leather)

For

all

manufncturing

sewing

machines

except

where

stainless

oil

desired.

*^Singer

Stainless

Oil

for

High

Speed

Sewing

Machines"

For

all

manufacturing

sewing

machines

where

stainless

oil is

desired.

"Singer

Motor

Oil"

For

oil-luhricated

motors,

power

tables,

transmitters

and

machin

ery

general.

"Singer

Stainless

Thread

Lubricant"

For

lubricating

the

needle

thread

sewing

machines

for

stitch

ing

fabrics

leather

where

stainless

thread

lubricant

required.

NOTE:

All

of the above oils arc available

1quarl, 2quart, 1 gallon

and

0gallon

cans

35 gallon drums,

and

can

also be

supplied

customer's

containers.

"Singer

Gear

Lubricant"

This

specially

[jrepared

grease is

recommended

for

gear

lubrica

tion

manufacturing

.sewing

machines.

"Singer

Ball

Bearing

Lubricant"

This

pure

grca.se is specially designed for

the

lubrication of ball

bearings

and

ball

thrust

bearings

motors

and

electric

trans

mitters,

hall

bearing

hangers

power

tables,

etc.

NOTE:

The above greases

are

furnished

in 1 lb.

and

4 lb.

tins.

The

Singer

Manufacturing

Company

All

Righta

Pteserved for

all

Countries

From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

TO ALL

WHOM

MAY

CONCERN;

The

placing

or renewal of

the

nane "Singer" (Reg. U.S.

Pat.

Off.)

any

the

trade

marks

The

Singer

Manufacturing

Com

pany

any

machine

that

has

been

repaired,

rebuilt,

recondi

tioned

altered

any

way

whatsoever

outside

Singer

factory

authorized

Singer

agency

forbidden.

DESCRIPTION

MACHINE

95-80

makes

the

lock

stitch

and

designed

for

sewing

light

and medium

weight

fabrics.

has

gear-driven

rotary

hook.

The

needle

bar

stroke

1-9/64

Inches.

The

machine

equipped

with

heavy

gear

shafts

and

three

plain

bearings

for

the

arm

shaft.

MACHINE

95-100

the

same

Machine

95-80

except

that

equipped

with

ball

bearings

both

ends

the

arm

shaft,

the

termediate

bearing

being

plain

bearing.

Speed

MACHINES

95-80

and

95-100

should

run

speeds

not

exceed

ing

3500

stitches

per

minute

for

the

first

two

three

days,

ter

which

they

can

driven

their

maximum

speed

4200

stitches

per

minute,

depending

upon

the

nature

the

work

and

the

ability

the

operator.

From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

Lubricate

the

Machine

USE

ONLY

SIN3ER

"OIL

FOR HIGH SPEED

SEWING

MACHINES

(Cloth

and

Leather)"

for

general

use

"STAINLESS

OIL

FOR

HIGH

SPEED

SEWING

MACHINES"

where

stainless

oil

desired.

Fig.2.

Oiling

Points

Front

Machine

Oil

should

applied

shown by

arrows

Figs.8,3

and

and,

when

used

continuously,

the

nachlne

should

oiled

least

four

tli.ies

each

day.

Keep

all

wlcklng

saturated

with

oil.

Fig.3. Oiling Points

Back

Machine

From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

Use

only

SIN3ER

GEAR

LUBRICANT

the

gear

cases

these

chines.

When

the

machines

leave

the

factory,

the

gear

cases

are

packed

with

sufficient

Singer

Gear

Lubricant

for

approxinately

160

hours

operation.

Replenish

the

gear

cases

(A)

and

(B) ,

Figs.

and

with

Singer

Gear

Lubricant

every

160

hours

operation.

Alemlte

Grease

Guns,

Singer

No.

1S1587

oz.

pacity)

Singer

No.

121588

(1/2

lb.

capacity)

provide

the

most

convenient

means

applying

Singer

Gear

Lubri

cant

the

gears.

supply

grease

the

upper

gear

case

(Fig.4),

have

Fig.4

the

machine

Its

normal

working

position,

remove

the

level

hole

screw

(C,Flg.4)

and

force

the

lubricant

Into

the

Ale

mlte

fitting

(A,Fig.4)

until

emerges

from

the

level

hole

(C),

then

replace

the

screw

(C).

supply

grease

the

lower

gear

case

(Fig.5),

lay

the

machine

back

the

table,

remove

the

level

hole

screw

(D,Flg.5)

and

force

the

lubri

cant

Into

the

Alemlte

fitting

(B,Flg.5)

until

emerges

from

the

level

hole

(D),

then

replace

the

screw

(D).

Flg.S.

CAUTION

- To

avoid

overfilling

the

gear

cases,

not

turn

the

balance

vAieel

when

grease

being

applied

through

the

Alemlte

fittings.

From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

D, /B

Fig.6.

Oiling

Points

Base

l^chlne

least

four

times

each

day

apply

ONE DROP

oil

the

bobbin

case

holder

bearing

the

sewing

hook

race,

shown

Fig.7.

Oiling

Point

Hook

Race

CAUTION.

NEVER

OIL

THE

SEWING

HOOK

RACE

THROUGH THE

NEEDLE

HOLE

IN THE

THROAT

PUTE,

NOR

FLOOD

THE

HOOK

WITH

OIL.

From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

Needles

for

Machines

95-80

and

95-100

are

Class

and

Variety

and

are

furnished

Sizes

11,

13, 14,

16, 17,

18,

and

21.

The

size

the

needle

used

should

determined

the

size

the

thread

which

must

pass

freely

through

the

eye

the

needle.

Rough

uneven

thread,

thread

which

passes

with

dif

ficulty

through

the

eye

the

needle,

will

Interfere

with

the

successful

use

the

machine.

Orders

for

needles

must

specify

the

QUANTITY

required,

the

SIZE

NUMBER,

also

the

CLASS

and

VARIETY

NUMBERS

separated

The

following

example

Intelligible

order:

"100 No.16, 88 X 1 Needles"

The

best

stitching

results

will

obtained

using

the

needles

furnished

the

Singer

Sewing

Machine

Company.

Thread

Left

twist

thread

should

used

the

needle.

Either

right

left

twist

thread

can

used

the

bobbin.

Fig.8.

How

Determine

the

Twist

Hold

the

thread

shown

above.

Turn

the

thread

over

toward

you

between

the

thumb

and

forefinger

the

right

hand;

left

twist,

the

strands

will

wind

tighter;

right

twist,

the

strands

will

unwind.

From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

Relative Sizes of

Needles

and

Thread

The

following

sizes

needles

and

thread

are

recommended

cording

the

class

work:

Sizes

Needles

Classes

Work

Sizes

Cotton,

Linen

Silk

Shirtings,

Sheetings,

Calicoes,

Muslins,

Silks,

Dress

Qoods

and

all

classes

general

work.

Cotton

and

Silk

and

All

kinds

heavy

Calicoes,

light

Woolen

Goods,

heavy

Silk,

Seaming,

Stitching,

etc.

Cotton

Silk

Tickings,

Upholstery,

Woolen

Goods,

Trousers,

Boys'

Clothing,

Cloaks,

etc.

Cotton

Silk

Heavy

Woolens,

Tickings,

Bags,

Heavy

Coats,

Trousers,

Heavy

Clothing

gener

ally.

Cotton

Silk

Linen

Bags,

Course

Cloths

and

Heavy

Goods.

Cotton

Linen

To Insure

Perfect

Action of

the

Machine

The

balance

wheel

must

always

turn

over

toward

the

operator.

not

run

the

machine

with

the

presser

foot

resting

the

feed

without

cloth

under

the

presser

foot.

not

run

the

machine

when

both

bobbin

case

and

needle

are

threaded

unless

there

material

under

the

presser

foot.

not

try

help

the

machine

pulling

the

fabric

lest

you

bend

the

needle.

The

machine

feeds

the

work

without

assistance.

The

slide

over

the

bobbin

case

should

kept

closed

when

the

machine

operation.

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Remove

the

Bobbin

Turn

the

balance

wheel

over

toward

you

until

the

needle

moves

Its

highest

point.

Draw

out

the

slide

the

bed

the

ma-

Flg.9.

Removing

the

Bobbin

chine.

Open

the

bobbin

case

latch

(l,Fig.9)

and,

means

this

latch,

remove

the

bobbin

case

from

the

sewing

hook.

Vhlle

the

latch

remains

open,

the

bobbin

will

retained

the

bobbin

case.

Release

the

latch,

turn

the

open

end

the

bob

bin

case

downward

and

the

bobbin

will

drop

out.

From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

Wind

the

Bobbin

(See

Fig.10)

Fasten

the

bobbin

winder

the

table

with

its

driving

pulley

front

the

nachlne

belt,

that

the

pulley

will

drop

away

from

the

belt

when

sufficient

thread

has

been

wound

upon

the

bob

bin.

EIZS57

Fig.10.

winding

the

Bobbin

Place

the

bobbin

the-

bobbin

winder

spindle

and

push

far

will

go.

Pass

the

thread

down

through

the

thread

guide

(1)

the

ten

sion

bracket,

around

the

back

of,

and

between,

the

tension

discs

(2).

Then wind

the

end

the

thread

around

the

bobbin

few

times,

push

the

bobbin

winder

pulley

over

against

the

machine

belt

and

start

the

machine.

When

sufficient

thread

has

been

wound

upon

the

bobbin,

the

bobbin

winder

will

stop

automatically.

the

thread

does

not

wind

evenly

the

bobbin,

loosen

the

screw

(A)

the

tension

bracket

and

move

the

bracket

the

right

left

may be

required,

then

tighten

the

screw.

The amount of

thread

wound on

the

bobbin

regulated

the

screw (B). To wind more

thread

the

bobbin,

turn

the

screw

(B)

inwardly.

To wind

less

thread

the

bobbin,

turn

this

screw

outvardly.

Bobbins

can

be wound

while

the

machine

stitching.

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