My Uncle picked this up at a garage sale for me.
What a pain to thread, even w/ the manual.
I may need to get it serviced, since it's not working correctly.
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Saturday, April 12, 2008
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4 comments:
Hi, I just got a Huskylock 535D but withuth a manual. I have been looking every where but no luck. I am wondering if you still have your serger can you share a copy of your manual?
Erika
I Erika,
I just read your blog...do you still have the serger? Are you interested in selling it?
I have several and am very familar with threading them. Plus I have the books.
Kathi
kclinetmo@yahoo.com
www.turbans2.com
I have a 535D and cannot figure out how to threat it. (no manual) Any ideas?
I find manuals for many sergers and sewing machines are often available as free downloads online from the companies that made them, same goes for digital cameras.
I just recently downloaded the manual for the Huskylock 535D from Viking.
http://manuals.husqvarnaviking.com/VSM/Husqvarna%20Viking/HVManual.nsf/1fd5659e6f37141041256697003e64c0/d8e7e6f871334eca852575ed0075b70e/$FILE/Huskylock%20435-435C435D%20x%20.PDF
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