Why does my new Singer cg-500 stop working, then start for a little bit and stop again?

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  Singer CG-500 Manual Online: Threading the machine. Threading the machine 1. Place pin. Use the 2 correct spool pin holder to hold spool firmly in place. 2.

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hi Patty.
if you go to this link there is videos showing how to do this.
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Are you using a brand new ball-point needle?

Basic Maintenance Tension Skipped Stitches

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I just got a CG-500-C, i'm pretty sure that the CG-500 is a table top machine, and the C Stands for Cabinet, meaning the CG-500-C is mountable in a cabinet, to fold away when not in use. like gramma used to have.

Call Singer on Monday at 1-800-4singer and hopefully it is covered under warranty. How old is it? Had it worked before and just stopped? What width do you have it set at? Clean and lubricate, insert a new needle. Try the widest setting then the narrowest and widest again. Let me know and there are some things maybe you can try if you need it before Monday.

Your threading might be the problem, follow the advise in your manual for your fabric. or go to singerco.com & see what they advise in your model or another one for tensions on satin. You may need a walking foot to do the job, You can take a scrap piece of fabric and try using tissue paper under your fabric to stop the slippage, then tear it away. We did that when I was learning to sew, and it worked. Good luck.

try and find the screw dude... either that or try taping it down i know it's not an ideal solution but it's a quick fix until you can replace the screw

Take it apart again and compare the original screw with the one you substituted. If they are not the same size, you will need to get one that matches the original.

Re-place the needle plate and when firmly in place, put the screws back in.