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Try going to Joann fabric. They know a ton about any machine and it's problems or try a smaller sewing store in your area. Best Wishes!

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Well I found the manual for the KH210 (picture from that manual below), it may be similar but not sure. https://app.box.com/shared/3g5d0rq9q7/2/73526225/657550011/1 is the site. If it doesn't come up, then start here https://app.box.com/shared/3g5d0rq9q7 then click on Brother, then Knitting Machine and it is next to last on Page 2 of this section. Hope this helps. As I did get to look at it, the carriage is set up very similar to their plastic KX350 machine, so the levers on the side will be the same but will be more sturdier than the plastic bed.

If you are speaking of a flat bed knitting machine, if you have enough needles, all you do is move the end stitch over 1 needle and then either pick up a purl stitch from one of the stitches next to it and put on the empty needle or just leave it there (the latter will make an eyelet), that is one way to increase with the hand knit version of M1. If you search Knitting Machine Increasing, you will find many, some are mine where there are others that show the same thing. hope this helps.

As I had searched for your machine, it is quite different than the ones I have seen in my 25 years of machine knitting. I don't believe that Sears will help you on that and even if Sears did make that machine, it has been a long time since they had produced it. So it may be trial and error on how it works. From what I had seen, it looks to be a double bed already but I am not 100% sure on that. I bet that handle has something to do with it doing ribbing but again I am not 100% sure on it. But it does look like a neat machine. Hope this helps even if just a little. Roberta https://s-media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/originals/57/f4/64/57f464c06e7ed6987788c205dccefb61.jpg

Hi, I had the same problem, the SB150 is now obsolete and you cannot get parts etc for it, I looked on eBay til I found one being sold which included a manual and sent a request to the seller to copy the manual for me. It happened to be a singer designer 2 manual but it's identical to my SB/150. I haven't yet had time to try it out, will let you know if it helps

hi there well firstly after 20yrs are you sure that you have threaded up all the masts correctly, and then using the correct tension on the dial, are you using a fancy yarn if so try with a standard yarn, you may need to use the weights and also another thought have you got the carriage set for plain knitting.. try using another area of the bed to the left or right then you could eliminate a problem with that area of needles. take a breath start slowly and double check through everything from the cone of yarn all the way through then check the carriage , is it on perfectly, etc, hope this helps a little thanks heidi

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Did you ever find this piece?

Do you live on Lopez Island?

If you are in Australia like me (after a Memo Matic 321 manual) here are Singer Australia's contact details. I'm trying the email option.Contact UsPostal : PO Box 254 Seven Hills NSW 1730Office: Unit 17, 167 Prospect Highway Seven Hills NSW 2147Phone: +61 2 9620 5922Fax: +61 2 9620 5933Email Enquiries: [email protected]ABN: 71 083 060 271ACN: 083 060 271

How are you getting on? I'm just learning and I can't even cast on!! My stitches all stay on the front posts that are between the needles and I've no idea how to stop that. Would help if I had an instruction book.

Did you find the answer to your question? I have an extra manual for the Studio 303 if that would help you.
Cathy

I dont know if this is enough for you but this site http://www.ehow.com/how_5523579_use-singer-deluxe-knitting-machine.html has a long how to opperate page w/ links to other sections. good luck...

I found a forum that has a series of site you may get the manual from.
please click here for details.
you may have to pay about $5 for a copy.

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Try this site

http://knittsings.com/knitting-machine-manuals/

You can order a copy by calling Singer at 800-474-6437, they don't have a download version of this manual.

You can probably order a copy by calling Singer at 800-474-6437.

yes what do you need to know?? you will need to give it a good clean first i use surgical spirits, a good paint brush for flicking out dirt, a strong vacume cleaner, a coffe jar to put spirits in with the needles shake them about and they clean them selves.. dont forget to put a good sized piece of material down on the floor to protect your flooring as plenty dirty oily stuff will come out...lots of non fluffy cleaning rags, cotton is best... askmore details and i will help more thanks heidi

right now then just check you are not using too thicker yarn.. and that you have not got the tension disk too tight it may help you to loosen them off completely so you can then thread it through then tighten them to the required tension, also once you manage to thead it up never take the yarn out break it bear to the floor and tie a little knot with ends clipped close and just pull the new colour through it a good cheat! You should firstly lay the yarn in the place in needs to go between the two disks then pull down a little but more to the side it should be to the side away from the centre of the bed on which ever mast your threading up.. it should click and then run freely, hope this helps...Heidi

hello , here are a few reasons why your machine may be skipping stitches. Possibly through to tighter tension either on the dial or on the masts at the top you will need to loosen them, possibly due to the yarn not feeding corectly, maybe it is that the yarn is snagging intermidtently on some thing, i take it you are using yarn off a cone specially for machine knitting.. maybe you have some sticky latches thats the bit that closes on the needles just check they should not stick or be twisted in any way if so change them, i do feel it is probably your tensions you need to look at first though i hope this helps but a few more details and i could help more thanks heidi