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How do I load the pics..it has been 2 years sinceI used it....have forgotten how got some in...bt they will not move into the teeth to be loded and then close up by moving the arm again....help...
Need to find my book....of instructions....long gone it seems.....I am 75 years old and this old mind is not doing me any favors...help
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the bobbin has nothing to do with the feed teeth
however it is possible that at some point you moved the forward /reverse knob lever to middle where the teeth will not move
check where the direction button/lever is
it controls the feed mechanism and if it is in the middle the teeth will just go up and down
set it one way and it moves forward and set the other way will go in reverse
it is graduated to provide a stitch length ( number of stitches per 1")
1. The top loading bobbin cases have small brackets to keep them from turning or moving up or down.
2. Adjust brackets with small screwdriver. Allow enough room for thread to flow through.
3. Rotate hand wheel both directions to make sure the bobbin case doesn't move around. Also, watch the thread to see if it is flowing across the top of the bobbin case.
4. You may need to slow down movement of your "free motion". Also, make sure you are using the right pressure foot.
Look at the presser foot and imagine they are at the center of a clock. Now look at 4:00. There is a horizontal wheel (dial) on the free arm that needs turning.
The feed teeth are lowered when you turn the dial on the front of the free arm to the left . Turn the dial to the right if you wish to raise the feed teeth. The feed teeth will raise as you begin to sew.
Look at #12 on page 2 here: http://new.husqvarnaviking.com/sitefiles/clientsite/57/57c874e2-c4de-4acc-a703-3d47b01f941b.pdf
Go to your machines web site, most reputable makers will allow you to download for free. You will need the: MAKE(brand) MODEL NO AND YOU MIGHT ALSO NEED
THE SERIAL NO
This sounds like a stepper motor problem. When you say it will not hold the settings do the feed teeth stop moving? Your feed teeth should be 1mm above the needle plate at the highest setting. Is that working for you?
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