Singer Vintage Push-on Socket Connector Jacket
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Singer sewing machines, models 101, which are missing mains connector jacket or it is damaged
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- Other House Equipment
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Warning: if you are not familiar with electricity and electrical mains connections, do not play with it. The mains voltage is dangerous.
On my Singer sewing machine, model 101, Bakelite jacket (P/N: 190552) to mains socket cable connector (P/N: 190659) is damaged with worn out thread (both of them). Both mains pin (#190616) on the machine and socket (#190615)on the cable have DIA of 6,34 mm (¼"). These things are no longer manufactured. My machine is produced in 1923. Therefore, I designed my own, with a little bit reinforced walls. The print detail is not original, but won't harm this wonderful machine.
Here is no question about the brass socket, but the jacket only (#190552). If you are missing the sockets (#190615), this print won't help you.
Singer Model 101 was the first Singer sewing machine to utilize a “potted” motor
and fully gear driven sewing mechanism. It also introduced the first horizontal
full rotary hook mechanism.
More information about rewiring this connector can be found here.