Singer 8002 8007 8019 Sewing Machine Instruction Manual

Overview of the Singer Models 8002 8007 8019 Sewing Machine

The Singer 8002, 8007, and 8019 are three models of sewing machines that share many similarities in terms of features and functionality. These machines are designed to be easy to use and versatile, making them a popular choice among sewists of all skill levels.

All three models come with a range of built-in stitches, including straight, zigzag, and decorative stitches. They also have adjustable stitch length and width, allowing users to customize their sewing projects to their desired specifications.

The Singer 8002, 8007, and 8019 all have a free-arm design, which makes it easy to sew cuffs, collars, and other small items. They also have a drop-in bobbin system, which is convenient and easy to use.

In terms of accessories, all three models come with a range of presser feet, including a zipper foot, buttonhole foot, and general-purpose foot. They also come with a variety of needles, bobbins, and a seam ripper.

One key difference between the three models is the number of built-in stitches they offer. The Singer 8002 has 17 built-in stitches, while the Singer 8007 has 19 and the Singer 8019 has 20. However, all three models have the same basic functionality and features.

Overall, the Singer 8002, 8007, and 8019 are reliable and user-friendly sewing machines that offer a range of features and functionality. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced sewist, these machines are a great choice for all kinds of sewing projects.

 

If needle breaks, make sure to check:

•    Needle is straight, correct style for the machine and the proper size for the thread being used .
•    The needle is correctly inserted into the machine.
•    Stitch width and needle position selectors are correctly set for the work being done.
•    Stitch width setting does not exceed
i [[]] 1 1 setting when twin needle is used.
•    Presser foot shank is securely fastened to the presser bar.

•    Machine is threaded properly.
•    Thread is unwinding freely from the spool.
•    The thread is free from irregularities.
•    The needle is the correct size for the thread.
•    Needle-thread tension is not too light.
•    The bobbin and bobbin case are properly in­serted in the machine.
•    Bobbin halves are evenly and securely screwed together.

 

Remember to:

•    Remove thread from bobbin before rewinding.
•    Set combination stitch length and button­hole dial for regular stitching when not mak­ing buttonholes.

 

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