How do I thead this machine?

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How do I thread this Sergemaster 4300 serger sewing machine, and does anyone have a downloadable owners manual?

Kelli L. Milligan · Answer

You need to Google it.  There's probably info on the web.  May also find the company's web page.  If out of business you can take to your local sewing center for help.  Also look at you tube.  Good luck.

Robyn Garner · Answer

Here's your manual! 😎

https://groups.diigo.com/group/foranzischlo62/content/download-manual-for-serge-master-4300-7018858

Helen · Answer

Google it, as recommended above, then choose a video, put it on, and let it guide you through threading the machine. That's what we did. The diagrams then make more sense, so you probably won't need to thread it with the video more than a couple of times.

Dee · Answer

if Robyns answer doesn't work, try youtube for 'threading a serger'. Most simple 4 thread sergers are pretty much alike in the threading.

Laura Cooper · Answer

Sergers look intimidating, but threading isn't much different than an old singer sewing machine. They don't have a bobbin, and they are color coded. As with a sewing machine, bring the thread from the spool down the nearest slot and around the lifter then follow your color through thread guides to the needle. Repeat with each thread. This is very important: do not use regular sewing thread. Serger thread is spun differently and won't knot up on the machine. Serger thread is sold on cones.

Janice · Answer

Margie, Robyn seems to have given you the link to the instructions. I've found that if you mark dots on your machine with a permanent Sharpie pen, it is easier to remember if it's a while in between uses of your machcne. Even drawing your own diagram is worthwhile!

William · Answer

For sale on Etsy.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/129899207/sewing-manual-for-sergemaster-4300

Youtube videos

https://www.google.com/search?q=sergemaster+4300+manual&source=lnms&tbm=vid&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi_y6j4k4jmAhVSQ6wKHZL6Ak0Q_AUoA3oECAsQBQ&biw=1536&bih=740&dpr=1.25

Vickymcreations · Answer

I recently went on a serger course. I picked up some great tips, follow the order in the manual, which is usually from right to left. Set the tension disks to 0 whilst you thread and then reset to the suggested levels in the manual. When it comes to threading the needle holding a white piece of people behind the eye of the needle which can help you see it.

Agnes Chrzanowska · Answer

I would punch machine Name into google and find manual there

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