Friday, September 5, 2008

Sergemaster 4300

I've had this serger since 1992. I bought it brand new and still use it to this day. Its a Sergemaster 4300. I think Simplicity made this machine. Can't find any information about it because even the website no longer exist for this.
UpDated October 2011-You can purchase through @ my etsy site
etsy site-Erika's Chiquis
Please Do Not Ask me to contact you. I don't check my blog all the time and the info is here if you would like a copy of the manual. I only sell hard copies no PDF! Thank you.
 Anyway, if you would like to purchase a manual(copy of mine) you can go to my etsy site to purchase it  click here.
www.erikaschiquis.etsy.com     
New information about the Sergemaster on my blog Right Here

20 comments:

Anonymous said...

Erika-
I would like to purchase a manual for the Sergemaster 4300. I have inherited a used one, without a manual, and am completely lost. I can’t even figure out how thread it! I sent you an email. Please look out for it (Sergemaster 4300 is the subject) and let me know how I should proceed. Thank you!

Hokon's Family said...

I would also like a copy of this manual. I see that this post is a little old and I'm really hoping to hear back from you. Thanks!

vikingjinta@hotmail.com

Unknown said...

I need this manual. Please e-mail me with how to get one. Thanks so much.

nancyfulton@gmail.com

Erika said...

Nancy
I tried to e-mail you 3 times and it keeps bouncing back to me.
I'll try again.

Anonymous said...

Erika
I also have the same machine. I've had mine for 18 years and I still use it. I am looking for new blades for my machine and can't find them. Do you have any ideas?
Renee

Jeff said...

Hi Erika,

I just bought a sergemaster 4300 for my wife but the previous owners didn't have the user manual. I would really like to get a copy if you still have them. Please let me know. I will email you at the address you provided in your web site. Thx Jeff.

Erika said...

Renee
Take your blades off your machine and take them to your local sewing machine shop.They should be able to match them up and get you new ones.
Hope that helps.

SB said...

Hi
My upper looper broke.(That goes through the green line)
Did it happen to you?
I will appreciated your input.
Thanks

Erika said...

Yes it did have an upper looper break. I took it to a Sewing Machine store to have it repaired. I now have to get new cutting knife for it.
I strongly suggest taking your whole machine with you to get it repaired.
hope that helped.

Anonymous said...

Hello

If you were to buy this same machine today (used), how much would you pay for it? I ask because I know someone who selling one and I want to know if the price is fair.

Unknown said...

Are you still offering the manual copy? I need one. I just emailed you, too. JoAnn

Erika said...

Like any used sewing machine(serger)if its in good condition and works well -maybe 50.00-60.00.
I've seen them go for as little as 20.00 to 60.00.
It depends on how well it works and how well its taken care of.

Anonymous said...

I am hoping you are still offering the manual for this machine. Please let me know, and how much. I so appreciate it.
Denise
denisefsmith@cox.net

Randi S. said...

Hi I just bought a Sergemaster 4300 at a yard sale for $3.00. It works great, but there is no manual. I have always wanted a serger but don't know how to use one so I figured I can't go wrong with a $3.00 practice machine. Do you still have a copy of the manual?

Erika said...

I still do. Lmk if your still interested.

Anonymous said...

I need this manual please email me ginnyjermyn@Aol.com Thanks

Unknown said...

Had been wanting to start with a used serger to be sure I would like one. Oh dear---I paid way too much for a used Sergemaster 4300! :( And---it didn't work and I spent more money to have it repaired. Oh well---it is fixed now, I have the manual (thanks to you) and it does seem to work well. I think I will be happy with it. I wondered since you've had yours for so long, would you mind advising as to which needles you prefer. I would like to stock up. I plan to use if for simple straight stitching; quilts, cottons, jeans, maybe experiment with some garment construction. Also, it did not come with spool supporters, thread caps, thread nets nor a rolled hem throat plate---is it beneficial to have these items on hand. Thank you so much. Appreciate your help.

Unknown said...

Is there an on/off switch on this model.?
Bought it used..has manual..but cant find switch anywhere..
Google is no help..

Katie said...

I just won a storage unit auction and found this exact machine in it. Hard to find anything online. How much should I sell it for?
katiedelgardner@gmail.com

Erika said...

Hi everyone:
Sorry I didn't answer people's questions but I really didn't do much on my blog last year as it sucked and them I got locked out of it. Plus I warn people I don't go on here as much.
Unknown on May 10. You don't have to have the fancy stuff to use your serger. as for needles here are some serger tips
https://weallsew.com/top-10-overlocker-needle-tips/

s there an on/off switch on this model.? No
Unknown on May 19

Katie:
It depends what items it has, what shape its in , does it work?