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This video will probably be handy, although not quite your model, it should be very close. Generally, your machine should be able to do straight & zig-zag stitch without cams. Cams were usually for decorative stitches.
If you're just mending a seam that's come unstitched, a straight stitch or zigzag stitch similar to what's already in the seam is what you're looking for.
Make sure the stitch is set to a sewing stitch, (not a buttonhole stitch). Set the stitch length dial to a longer stitch. Make sure you have you feed dogs set to the "up" position.
The bes way to hem a t-shirt on a household machine is to use a double needle, straight stitch. You will see two straight stitches on top and zig zag on the back. Just make sure the zig zag catched the top of the hem.
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