Can't find anything free. Sewing machines haven't changed much in 100 years. If you find any manual, they all thread about the same way. If you post a couple good pictures, someone may be able to tell you which dials do which things.

Try http://manualslib.com   If it's there, it will be free.

What brand? What model number?

Most sewing machine models were made for years, or even decades.

2/23/2017

Hi, Nanalonnie!

great that you're looking into getting your sewing machine up and running. As you can see, we are eager to help you get started.

we need just a bit more information as what you have provided is not sufficient. A lot of us have been around many different sewing machines, so I believe we can help with just a bit more information. Even just answering some of these questions will help us help you:

1. Can you see a manufacturer's name on the sewing machine? For example ; Simger? White? Janome? Kenmore?

2. How long do you think you have owned it. You said ?? That it was new when you acquired it?

3. Can you snap a phot and post it?

4. Please describe it a bit more. Is it a portable in a case, or box or just countertop?'or, is it in a sewing desk or sewing table?

5. Look at it a bit, perhaps use a magnet to see if the sewing machine housing is mostly all metal or mostly plastic. Which?

6. How heavy do you estimate it to be? Ten (10) pounds (approximately the weight of two bags of all purpose flour)?

twenty pounds (approximate weight of four/4 bags of all-purpose flour.

too heavy for you to lift?

What color is the sewing machine?

Did you ever use it? Where is the top thread tension adjustment located? Left front? Left side?

We can help you better if you answer these questions.

Looking forward to hearing from you.