Cannot get the machine to stitch have threaded it many tines by the manual and it will not make one stitch!

Unfortunately, I couldn't find a specific manual for the Dial and Sew 750 sewing machine. However, I can give you some general instructions on how to use a sewing machine that may help you get started:

1. Threading the machine: Follow the threading guide and thread the machine correctly. Make sure that the presser foot is raised when threading the machine so that the thread can be properly tensioned.
2. Winding the bobbin: Place the thread spool on the spool pin and wind the thread onto the bobbin by following the instructions in your manual. Make sure to cut the thread once it's wound.
3. Installing the bobbin: Open the bobbin case and place the bobbin inside it, making sure the thread is coming off the bobbin in the correct direction. Then, pull the thread through the slit in the bobbin case and hold onto it.
4. Adjusting the stitch length and width: Depending on the fabric you're working with, you may need to adjust the stitch length and width. The stitch length controls how far apart each stitch is, while the stitch width controls the width of the stitch. The controls for adjusting these settings will be on your machine, typically on the front or side of the machine.
5. Sewing a straight stitch: Practice sewing a straight stitch by lining up the fabric with the edge of the presser foot and slowly pressing the foot pedal. Keep your hands on the fabric, guiding it through the machine. Be sure to sew at a consistent speed to maintain even stitches.
6. Using additional stitches: Many machines have a variety of stitches you can choose from. Consult your manual to learn how to select different stitches and adjust the length and width settings.
7. Finishing your sewing: Once you've finished sewing, cut the threads and remove the fabric from the machine. You may also need to clean the machine and oil it, depending on the manufacturer's recommendations.

Remember to always consult your manual for specific instructions on how to use your particular machine. Good luck with your new sewing machine!

Here's a generic " 10 reasons for skipped stitches " website. See if it helps. It gives reasons and solutions. Can't hurt.


10 reasons for skipped stitches

Search the internet for:

Make + Model + the word "Manual"

or contact manufacturer support. Most machines are threaded similarly, so even if you can't find a manual for your model, a manual for a model similar to yours will be helpful.

You can also search YouTube videos for threading instructions.

When threading, be sure to always raise the presser foot during the upper threading process. This releases the tension disk and allows the thread to seat properly.

For skipped stitches, try installing a brand new needle.

What to Do If Your Sewing Machine Is Skipping Stitches

10 reasons for skipped stitches

Basic Maintenance Tension Skipped Stitches
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Be sure to pull at least 4 to 6 inches of thread through the needle's eye before beginning to sew. Pull the bobbin thread up to the top of the fabric BEFORE beginning to sew.

How and Why to Bring up the Bobbin Thread (This works for regular everyday straight stitching too not just design stitches.)

Then, BEFORE taking the first stitch, hold both thread tails with the left hand and then slowly begin stitching. After a couple of stitches, let go of the thread tails and continue to sew.

If you need instructions on how to thread your machine, search the internet for a manual:

Make + Model + the word "Manual"

or look for videos on YouTube to help with the threading process.

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I would suggest having the sewing machine checked to see if there is a adjustment needed in the timing. and also to see if the tension dial has any problems.
it could be the needle and thread are not compatable with the fabric
is the needle in the needle holder correctly?
are there any burrs in the needle plate or in the bobbin area?

The machine's ability to latch a stitch depends on the tension on the thread. When it is too loose, the mechanism will not catch the loop to pass it over the spinning bobbin carrier, so make sure the tension setting did not get bumped. You should add the make and model information to your post.

narrow 3thread seam, so remove left needle. loosen top looper tension to 3 or 2, tighten bottom looper tension to 7 or 8. thread top looper with woolly overlock thread and reduce stitch length. there is also a thread finger u need to flick back on throat or needle plate usually to make rolled hem. also move blade to right to trim less fabric as you want the fabtic to roll under inside the seam.

Refer to the manual for cleaning.

Replace the needle with the size recommended for the type of fabric being sewn. The flat side of the needle is usually facing the back of the machine - check manual to be sure.

Always thread any sewing machine with the presser foot up. This opens the tension control so the thread can properly enter this device.

When a sewing machine is threaded with the foot down, the tension control closes and the thread cannot enter as it should

You then get loose stitches because the top thread and bobbin thread cannot make a proper stitch and the tension of the bobbin thread is pulling the top thread to the underside of the fabric.

i was able to find manual at www.ifixmachines.com

do you have a book, refer to threading. This machine threads differently than most, threads like a 221 featherweight. Needle goes in backwards, and threads backwards. in wrong and you can have problems, also threading can cause your problem if you have missed tension or a thread guide. great little machine