Three round holes: what it fits

Models that take it

• Singer 221 Featherweight: Cheaper aftermarket part. 3 round holes to machine, 110/120V, sold as a plug-in set Check first: Check your machine has three round pins, and read the motor plate for voltage.
• Singer 401A: Cheaper aftermarket part. 3-prong single-lead power cord plus controller cord 197628, 110/120V Check first: Look at both sockets first. Owners report a 2-prong lower socket for the controller.
• Pfaff 130: Cheaper aftermarket part. 3 pin, 714 single lead or 32-715 double lead for power and pedal Check first: Read the motor plate for voltage. Older European machines may not run on 110V. Compare the pin layout with the seller photo.
• Pfaff 230: Cheaper aftermarket part. 3 pin 714 or 32-715, or 2 flat prongs with pins 7.5 × 4 mm (50346N) Check first: Count the pins in the socket and take a photo before buying. Read the motor plate for voltage.
• Pfaff 332: Cheaper aftermarket part. 3 pin 714 or 32-715, or 2 flat prongs with pins 7.5 × 4 mm (50346N) Check first: Count the pins in the socket. Sellers say the cord style changed during production.
• Juki MO-654DE: Cheaper aftermarket part. 3 prong, 110/120V, pedal and power in one Check first: Compare the plug end with your machine socket.

Check the voltage and the plug on your own model before you buy. The specs can differ.