457 - 466 - 477 - 478 - 413 - 416 - 418 - 513 - 518 - 533 - 534 - 538 And the many other models that fall into the Stylist Line, including the Diana 560J
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The far right is a 457, Singer sold a lot of these machines, and for what they did, they worked pretty darn good. One of my favorites is the 534. A great freearm unit, that just purred, came out around 1978 - 79 if I recall.
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500 Series Schematic 518-538-514-513-533
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800 Series Schematic Also applies to 1021-1022
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500 Series Schematic 502-522-507-527-509
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500 Series Schematic 534-518-514-513-533
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Stylist 400 - 500 - 800 Series Repair Guides All guides are detailed with photos, and step by step instructions You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader, or other PDF viewer, to view the files
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Repair Guides & Owner Manuals
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Stylist Gears & Other Stylist Parts
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I did my own gears on my stylist 534 with Terry's instructions and I had no problems at all. I
did lay all the parts on a tray with a towel on it, so I put it back together in the same order I
took it apart. A small flashlight to see into tight spots and some uninterrupted time to spend
on my machine was very helpful. I say go for it. Forget the repair guy. I did this myself
after sending it to the shop one year to have gears done. They only did one and charged me
$110. I even asked them to replace the other one if it looked bad.The next year the gear that
meshed with the first one died. No way was I spending that kind of money for another gear. I
take better care of my own machine, thanks to Terry and the help of this group.
Sandy in NC
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