Well ok, I'll look into finding a LED Bulb for it, but only if I find a white one (~6000K). Don't like the yellow tint.
No worries about the light switch, it's a toggle switch, so nothing I can do wrong there. (other than maybe break of the lever
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Thanks for the tip about the capacitators, gotta look into what exactly they are for (like, in electrical lingo (i'm a trained electrician btw, did I mention that?)) and see if I replace/keep them or remove them. Got some delicate and expensive electronics here I don't wanna risk frying.
And thanks for the tip about the knee lever too. Hadn't had the time to look into the manual yet, but I did notice that hole and at first thought it was to lock up that lil compartment with a key. But I'll need a cable with a footpedal anyway since there is (at least I don't see) any other way to connect the machine to electricity.
The plug has round pins, but I think that won't be difficult to find. The bigger problem seems to find one with a Europlug. Worst case I'll just buy one with a NEMA connector and switch it out with a Europlug.
But as said, the machine needs some love first anyway, so I'll have a look through both the normal manual, and the service manual, and get it cleaned up a bit
Oh and another Update
(modelnumber is probably a bit small in the piccie, it's a 6010)
Got a machine for the more advanced stitches like buttonholes & such too. Both at great prices actually, 20 bucks for the singer, 20 for the Husqvarna.
This one actually came with all cables included and works fine. It sometimes doesn't wanna get going when I start slowly, but I'll find a way to fix or go around that too.
And it'll naturally get some love and care too before it comes into use.
Thing is I now know what I completely forgot. I need some fabric and thread too before I can get going