I have been told that my machine needs to be retimed. How can we do this ourself without having to take it to a high price service shop? My machine is a Singer 4423.
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What you really need is a sewing machine tech. You are trying to time it the wrong way. The hook tip should be just above the eye of the needle when the needle is in the extreme left hand position
SOURCE: the timing is messed up
I would take it in for service, because unless you have the right tools and expertise, it is not a good thing. Sometimes, if you look in a pennysaver type paper there are retired sewing machine repairmen that do it for a reasonable price. I have heard of $80 in some repair shops, not counting parts. You kind of have to make up your mind if it is worth the money, once you find out how much to repair. Could you be lucky enough that, it is under warranty? Because, it is a newer model and maybe if you call Singer (1-800-4singer) & they can tell you where an authorized repair center is. How do you know that it is the timing? I am hoping that you have the good fortune to be under warranty. Good luck.
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