I have used consew bls-600 industrial sewing I purchased recently. The stitch length 0-4 dial was not working and was very tight. I tried to open it. Now the reverse handle is also not working and t

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Stitch Length Regulator on Consew 226r-1

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Jul. 29, 2021 - What I found is that pretty much anywhere from around 8-24 on the wheel, creates a stitch length of 7-8 stitches/inch.
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Your tension is too tight. Increase the tension to a higher number, then check the stitch with a scrap piece of material to see what the stitch looks like. Also your thread makes a difference.different treads on bottom and on top will make you stitches abnormal.

From the pattern selector (the bigger dial), select the zig-zag stitch. Then, using the stitch length dial (the smaller dial), adjust the stitch length. The closer your stitch length is to "0", the more dense will your zig-zag stitch be.

From the pattern selector (the bigger dial), select the zig-zag stitch. Then, using the stitch length dial (the smaller dial), adjust the stitch length. The closer your stitch length is to "0", the more dense will your zig-zag stitch be.

This machine doesn't use a knob, there's a button to push which engages the stitch regulator under the machine.

I would suggest taking the machine in to be adjusted and make sure they can work on that model machine, and if they can, then the same day you get it back, sew on it to make sure the problem is fixed.

hello, i recently purchased an old juki ddl-552, and it don't have a stitch locater, and a reverse button! how do i adjust the stitch length ??? thanks

I have a Consew 206RB-1 , if I had This problem I would think the stitch length setting or the downward pressure of the upper walking foot is wrong.

If you set the stitch length to less than 0 it would be in reverse and feed backward.

if it is like the other industrial machines I've used, here is the general principle:

On the machine there is a button with no label. Hold button while turning the handwheel toward you. When you feel the button depressl you can adjust the length. Hold the button in the machine and crank the hand wheel back to decrease the length of ths titch and foward to increase it. I usually put a notch on the fly wheel for my standard length with some nailpolish. Release the button and sew to test the length.

Sounds like it is either out of time or the adjuster spring needs to be replaced.