Please help! I am about to freak out! I was given a Husqvarna viking 3610 sewing machine with no manual. I cannot figure out how to thread it or the bobbin. I bought a sewing book but the machines in there are way more advanced than the one I have. Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you,
Jamie Heidorn
This should be your machine:
http://www.sewingmanuals.com/Viking_Pics/Viking_3610i1.jpg
Sewingmanuals.com shows that they have this downloadable in Adobe PDF format here:
http://www.sewingmanuals.com/Sewing_Machine_Manuals/Viking.htm
#37 in the list as of me posting this. You can get a CD version too but you'll just pay more and wait longer for the same thing. Once you have it print the manual (preferably both sides to keep it small) ang you'll have it. You can also peruse eBay to see if anyone is selling a manual but I doubt that will yield regular results. The machine looks to be pretty basic and standard but it's best you have the manual to get the most out of the machine. Also be sure to check the cleaning and lubrication section and go through the process so that the machine is in top working order before you put it into regular use - saves a lot of headaches.
Sewusa posts for free the threading diagrams of old machines. go to their website, click on http://www.sewusa.com/ and they have free threading diagrams
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I just picked up a Viking Husqvarna 64 30 sewing machine from a pawn shop. It is in one filthy mess! I need an owner's manual so I can clean it up and get it running as it should run. I have never worked with a Viking before, and I know nothing about them at all. The information that I was able to pull off of the machine is this: front bottom tag-model64 30; bottom plate with the patten numbers says model 6000; on the bottom of the machine the numbers 4091591 are stamped in, but there is nothing to identify what these numbers are. The machine is painted orange.I don't know if that identifies a particular year or not. Thanks for your help and for the manual too. They are greatly appreciated.
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