Singer 9410 Sewing Machine Instructions

The Singer 9410 can do standard and specialty stitches.

The Singer 9410 is an automatic sewing machine with a turn dial to program many different specialty sewing pattern stitches. Each specialty stitch can be altered by changing the width or length of each stitch. The easy four-step automatic buttonhole stitch can create a buttonhole in one step, without moving the fabric or changing the needle's position. To operate the machine, power it up, insert a properly wound bobbin, and choose the desired stitch.

Instructions

Powering the Machine

1. Plug the foot control into the right bottom of the machine.

2. Connect the power cord from the machine into an electrical outlet.

3. Press the switch from "O" (off) to "1" (on). The machine is turned on and ready to sew.

Winding the Bobbin

1. Place a spool of thread on the spindle. Attach the spool cap to hold the spool in place.

2. Take the end of the thread spool and snap the thread into the guide to hold it in place.

3. Wind the thread through the winder tension disc in a clockwise pattern to ensure proper tension as it winds up the bobbin.

4. Pull the end of the thread through a hole on the rim of the bobbin. Keep holding onto the end of the thread as it begins to wind up.

5. Push down on the foot controller to begin winding up the bobbin. Fill up the bobbin until it almost reaches the rim edge; do not overfill the bobbin. Stop the machine. Slide the bobbin to the left to loosen it from the bobbin spindle and trim thread.

Selecting a Sewing Pattern

1. Identify which number your selected pattern is on the pattern sewing dial.

2. Turn the dial to the number, aligning the stitch number or style with the arrow or dot directly above the dial.

3. Adjust the width and length of the specialty stitch. If a thicker or thinner stitch is needed, turn the stitch width dial. If a longer or shorter stitch is needed, turn the stitch length dial.

References

• Singer: Singer Sewing Machine Manuals