Juki MO-644D Mechanical Sewing Machine "remove handwheel cover" Questions

remove the handwheel, handwheel side cover and back cover to see it. The screws you can see are self evident though there are screws etc. under the cover in the center of the handwheel and holding the

...handwheel end. Remove this screw fully. Then the cover should come off fairly easily. The top of the cover has two pins that slide up into the housing of the machine. So be careful not to break these ...

How do I remove thread wrapped around Bernina 880 handwheel? If you can remove the cover of the handwheel, do so and carefully remove the thread with scissors/razor blade and tweezers/hemostat.

...Remove the top cover, bottom cover and handwheel cover, using a screwdriver to take out the screws. 2 Inspect the drive belt. If it is slack, use your screwdriver to loosen the screws that hold the ...

remove the handwheel) once the cover is off you will find the pully located in the center or down below as there was two different models. The pulley in the center has a allan screw located at the top

...is part of the metal frame 'housing'. You can remove the base, the top cover, the end cover (handwheel end), the cover on the freearm. You can access the spool pin fixing by taking off the top

...remove the handwheel screw and cover. Warning: the mechanism may explode and only an experienced technician can help you put it back together. Ready? 1. Remove with a small screwdriver or any small ...

...handwheel and the needle as disconnected (needle bar). It appears from the picture that this is a version of a mass-market product geared for kids/very light duty sewing. If so, you may be able to ...

...already removed knob in the center of the handwheel) Don't forget to lubricate the shaft of the transfer pulley while you have the end cover off. If this runs dry you will have a problem. Good ...

...what model machine you have your just getting generic answers here. You will have to remove a cover and/or the handwheel to see. Its the only way it could be jamming up unless a gear broke Good ...