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Question posted by mailingyen on December 8th, 2014

For Singer Promise Ii, Teeth Not Moving Clothe Forward

For my Singer Promise ii, why are the teeth not moving the cloth forward? The machine is brand new and I just got it out of the box and starting to set it up. I noticed the teeth only move up and down. It does not move the cloth forward.

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Instruction Manual - Page 6

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Instruction Manual - Page 9

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Instruction Manual - Page 13

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Instruction Manual - Page 16

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Instruction Manual - Page 18

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Instruction Manual - Page 22

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Instruction Manual - Page 26

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Instruction Manual - Page 28

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Instruction Manual - Page 30

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Instruction Manual - Page 32

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Instruction Manual - Page 34

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Instruction Manual - Page 36

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Instruction Manual - Page 38

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Instruction Manual - Page 40

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Instruction Manual - Page 46

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Instruction Manual - Page 49

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Instruction Manual - Page 51

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Instruction Manual - Page 53

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Instruction Manual - Page 55

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