20 Most Recent Singer Stylist 7258 Electric Sewing Machine - Page 7 Questions & Answers

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'bird nesting' is caused by incorrect tension. Start with adjusting the bobbin tension and then the upper thread tension. It is a delicate tugging match, to put the loop in the centre of the two pieces of material https://www.google.com/search?q=sewing+machine+tension ..

Did you get a slant shank even feed foot? The Singer 4622 uses a slant shank. Sewing machines can have a high, low or slant shank foot. I would expect the wrong shank walking foot either being too high or too short from the shank screw to the needle plate on the Singer 4622. The appropriate presser feet are shown here: https://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/singer-4622-parts-accessories.php . I hope this helps. Otherwise, check if the presser foot lifter is working properly to lower the foot. Cindy Wells

Either you are on an embroidery setting or the feed dogs need raising. They are the teeth that come out by the bobbin and pull the cloth through. https://www.google.com/search?q=singer+7422+raise+feed+dogs& ..

Does the motor rev when the foot control is pressed down? If you don't hear the motor, then the problem could be the foot pedal rheostat or the motor itself. If you do hear the motor, then the motor belt is probably worn. The belt connects the motor to the hand wheel to needle bar mechanism. The parts are available from several suppliers, including https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/singer-2000-sewing-machine-parts.aspx?index=72 and https://www.singeronline.com/2000.html . These sites have both the motor belt and the foot control. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

You can't--something is stopping the wheel from turning, and until you find out what is stopping it, your machine will be locked up. Take a look below the bobbin case, and you'll see a ***** holding a little door. It allows you to clean and see on the other side of the bobbin basket. Chances are, there's something like a broken off needle stopping the gear that turns the hook. It can also be caused by threads wrapped around the tension disks, or around the inside of the hand wheel itself. The hand wheel can be removed by removing the cap in the center--it is hiding a ***** that holds the wheel.

Lots of videos https://www.google.com/search?q=install+the+bobbin+case+singer+confidence+7640 The manual

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Yes you can fix it. Your self and it will not take much of your time dear

Hi, On some of the singer touch an sew machines the feed dog has little rubber pads instead of metal teeth. With age the pads come off. A replacement feed dog can be had from SewingPartsOnLine.com for about ten dollars. http://sewingpartsonline.com/ I hope this helps, I have changed quite a few. Bob

This is sometime caused by you using a new or different brand of thread that has a weaker tensile strength, (Snaps with less force), or the tension on the spool might need adjusting.

Unfortunately there isn't one. https://www.google.com/search?q=Singer+2732+service+manual ..

If you supply the model number there is a good chance I can.All Singer sewing machine serial numbers start with at least one letter and is embossed on the machine, not the pedal unit.

This is an antique collectible. The parts list is the first link, but finding them is going to be hard. Try Singer direct. https://www.google.com/search?q=singer+29-4+parts

If your machine has that capability, the manual should have instructions on how to move the needle. If not, then your machine may need adjustment.

Make sure your needle is fully seated and correctly inserted into your needle bar. Then make sure your needle is at it's lowest point before trying to use the threader.

Singer.com has links to the manual on the product page, https://www.singer.com/S14-S-Serger , and their support page, https://www.singer.com/support . However, my browser gives an error from the product page link. At the support search bar, you only need to search for S14. The current link to the manual for the S14-78 is https://res.cloudinary.com/singer-sewing/image/upload/v1610566267/Singer-Website-Library/Manuals/Products_manuals/S14SergerManual.pdf . Note: the manual covers several models; pay attention to ensure looking at the sections appropriate for your machine. You will need to arrange to print the manual yourself. That can be on your own printer or someplace like Kinko's. Take the file on a USB drive or upload it for a print shop job. (I print select pages that I use often and refer to the PDF, as needed.) I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

All the Singer manuals are available on their websites. Your seems to be an issue and I am wondering if the model number is wrong or it is not an American set? https://www.singer.com/en-ca/support https://www.google.com/search?q=singer+model+dx+14c+manual ..

Probably because the timing has shifted. Check the timing.

Question edited for clarity. I was built before cell phones or desktop computers! Older sewing machines are more reliable that the new fancy electronic ones. Broken thread is usually caused by old rotten thread, cotton breaks down, or you may have a bad batch. Or it is caused by incorrect threading, or incorrect tension (upper or even bobbin tension). Or the machine needs cleaning, servicing and timing. Manual to check threading and tension. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/454760/Singer-1021.html#product-1022 Thread breaking in general https://www.google.com/search?q=singer+1022+breaking+threads ..

Question edited for clarity. It is a Hoop Error or Motor lock Up depending on who you listen to :>D This seems the best advice from Singer. https://futura-support.com/node/192 https://www.google.com/search?q=Singer+Futura+CE+250+has+a+error+E6