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How to wire sewing machine foot pedal.
Just found a nice looking Singer sewing machine, very light, but it
has no cord and I can't test it until I figure out how to connect the two slots in the wall to the three pins in the sewing machine. Is it as simple as connecting the wall neutral to one pin, the wall hot and one of the foot pedal wires to another, and the other pedal wire to the third? The pins are in a triangle arrangement, so cords are not plentiful, and I probably won't be able to find one locally, only online. I found a pedal/cord online, but it's 34 dollars plus shipping! I wouldn't pay that much for the whole machine. Certainly too much to spend without testing it first. I found just the cord for $15, but even if I would use that, I would need the answer to the question at the start. (Although rather than pay $15 for a molded plug on a cord, I might just make my own out of PC-7. ) BTW, the frypan and its glass cover are doing fine. I've tried to wipe off the condensation inside the lid, but it reappears to some extent, depending on the food I suppose. Visited 6 thrift stores in the last 3 days, only found what I wanted at number 3. Thanks for the advice. |
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