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Sandy Brenda
March 31, 2025
how to clean and oil machine
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Mr. Anderson
March 31, 2025
To clean and oil a Singer Touch & Sew 756 sewing machine, follow these steps:
1. Unplug the machine: Always disconnect the power before cleaning or oiling.
2. Remove parts for access: Take off the needle, presser foot, throat plate, and bobbin case. Open the top cover and the front panel if accessible.
3. Clean the machine: - Use a soft brush or vacuum with a hose attachment to remove lint and dust from the bobbin area, feed dogs, and around the needle bar. - Wipe surfaces with a soft, lint-free cloth. - Avoid using compressed air, which can push lint deeper into the machine.
4. Oil the machine: - Use sewing machine oil only (never household oil). - Apply one drop of oil to all moving metal parts where metal touches metal. Common points include: - Needle bar area. - Bobbin case area (if specified in the manual). - Hook race (where the bobbin case sits). - Top shaft and moving joints under the top cover. - Turn the handwheel slowly to distribute the oil. - Do not over-oil. One drop is enough per point.
5. Reassemble and test: Put all parts back in place. Plug in the machine and run it on scrap fabric to remove excess oil.
Note: Some parts of the Touch & Sew 756 may be self-lubricating or need less frequent oiling. Refer to the user manual for exact oiling points and intervals.
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Do you have a question about the Touch & Sew 756 and is the answer not in the manual?
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how to clean and oil machine
To clean and oil a Singer Touch & Sew 756 sewing machine, follow these steps:
1. Unplug the machine:
Always disconnect the power before cleaning or oiling.
2. Remove parts for access:
Take off the needle, presser foot, throat plate, and bobbin case. Open the top cover and the front panel if accessible.
3. Clean the machine:
- Use a soft brush or vacuum with a hose attachment to remove lint and dust from the bobbin area, feed dogs, and around the needle bar.
- Wipe surfaces with a soft, lint-free cloth.
- Avoid using compressed air, which can push lint deeper into the machine.
4. Oil the machine:
- Use sewing machine oil only (never household oil).
- Apply one drop of oil to all moving metal parts where metal touches metal. Common points include:
- Needle bar area.
- Bobbin case area (if specified in the manual).
- Hook race (where the bobbin case sits).
- Top shaft and moving joints under the top cover.
- Turn the handwheel slowly to distribute the oil.
- Do not over-oil. One drop is enough per point.
5. Reassemble and test:
Put all parts back in place.
Plug in the machine and run it on scrap fabric to remove excess oil.
Note:
Some parts of the Touch & Sew 756 may be self-lubricating or need less frequent oiling. Refer to the user manual for exact oiling points and intervals.
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