Singer One Instruction Manual 2 - Page 32

E'3953, Motor, Showing, Grease, Removed

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30 To Lubricate the Motor L When the machine is shipped from the factor3r, the two motor grease cups (1111, Fig. 30) are filled E'3953 FIG. 30. VIEW OF MOTOR, SHOWING GREASE CUPS REMOVED with sufficient lubricant for one year's use, under ordinary circumstances. 2. At least once a year thereafter, these grease cups should be removed, thoroughly cleaned out and refilled with the MOTOR LUBRICANT furnished with the machine and sold only by Singer Sewing Machine Company. To do this, the motor must be removed from the machine. 3. To remove the motor. (a) Remove the motor cover (C, Fig. 2, page 5). (b) Remove the screw (F, Fig. 27, page 28) which holds the motor. (c) Withdraw the entire motor (J, Fig. 30) from the machine by turning it slightly from side to side and at the same time pulling it toward. you. The motor should only be withdrawn far enough to expose the two

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30
To
Lubricate
the
Motor
L
When
the
machine
is
shipped
from
the
factor3r,
the
two
motor
grease
cups
(1111,
Fig.
30)
are
fi
lled
E‘3953
FIG.
30.
VIEW
OF
MOTOR,
SHOWING
GREASE
CUPS
REMOVED
with
sufficient
lubricant
for
one
year's
use,
under
ordinary
circumstances.
2.
At
least
once
a
year
thereafter,
these
grease
cups
should
be
removed,
thoroughly
cleaned
out
and
refilled
with
the
MOTOR
LUBRICANT
furnished
with
the
machine
and
sold
only
by
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Company.
To
do
this,
the
motor
must
be
removed
from
the
machine.
3.
To
remove
the
motor.
(a)
Remove
the
motor
cover
(C,
Fig.
2,
page
5).
(b)
Remove
the
screw
(F,
Fig.
27,
page
28)
which
holds
the
motor.
(c)
Withdraw
the
entire
motor
(J,
Fig.
30)
from
the
machine
by
turning
it
slightly
from
side
to
side
and
at
the
same
time
pulling
it
toward.
you.
The
motor
should
only
be
withdrawn
far
enough
to
expose
the
two