How to fix squeaking Bernia walking foot?

SOURCE: How do I attach a walking foot

Okay let's get started.

• First let's look at the walking foot.
• Turn the bulky body so that it's away from you.
• On the left you see a groove that is going to be where you attach the foot to your machine.
• On the right is a u-shaped arm which you can move up and down. It will go over the needle clamp

• Loosen the foot screw until it almost comes off. (if it does come off, screw it back on a bit.) The screw is on the left of the foot-bar.
• On the right you'll see the needle bar with a needle clamp (what you tighten when you replace a needle) on the right of the needle-bar.

• slide the walking foot into position so that the foot screw is in the slot on the right and the u-shaped arm is over the needle clamp, with the needle clamp in the middle of the u-shaped opening.
• Tighten the foot screw securely, it's going to be under more strain than normal.
• While you're at it, check that the needle-clamp is nice and tight as well.

SOURCE: quilting foot

My Brother Sewing Mechine Computerized is not sewing or running. What can I do?

SOURCE: stitches

Usually a walking foot is for straight forward stitching only.It keeps the many layers from shifting for you. The "hand-look" quilting takes a couple stitches forward then one back. If you look close, you will see about every other stitch is thicker and stands out more.

SOURCE: I need a walking foot for a Necchi Model 4795 for Quilting.

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SOURCE: I have a singer 6202 sewing machine and I need to

You have to unscrew the presser foot, then attach the WF, using the same screw.

Make sure the lever on the WF rests on top of the needle bar clamp.

Some WF have a two prong lever and this fits around the needle clamp like a lobster claw.