Sound when i turn on the tv its volume is all he way down so i tun it up but when i walk even 1 foot away from the tv the farther away i walk the faster it urns down no matter how high i turn the volume up it sill goes back down. can you help me

Using the volume control buttons on the television itself (not the remote) turn the volume all the way down to 0.
Using the volume controls on the Digital box itself.
Turn up the volume until it is at the maximum.
Using the television's volume controls again; raise the volume to a comfortable level.
If you are still experiencing the audio problems on this television, it is possible there is a loose connection on the television.

Walking feet attach much the same way on most machines. They can be boogers the first couple of times. It helps to tilt the foot and guide it toward the needlebar from the side in order to get the fork (if your foot has a fork--some just have a bar that sets on top of the needleclamp screw) around the needleclamp screw. In cases of extreme frustration, I've removed the needleclamp screw and then reattached it once the foot is in place.

Just use patience. If frustrated, walk away. Whatever, do not force or bend the foot in order to install.

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You could probably get away with a generic walking foot. They are available in the fabric store for a little under $20. Once you use one, you will wonder how you got by without it before!! I've attached a sample of a product that would work for you. Just be sure to NOT get the "slant" walking foot. That is for the Singer machine, and they have a different setup. Enjoy!!
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Regrettably, it sounds as if you may need to see someone who specializes in walking foot Consew machines. I could only guess here and I would have to doubt that anyone untrained could correctly repair it. There are numerous internal mechanisms that drive and time that walking foot to the feed dog, so please do not attempt it yourself. Seek professional assistance.

"it seems like it is not walking" That foot will move in time with the feed dog and if it is functioning correctly, the walking mechanism is quite noticeable and obvious.

Sorry, but if you are asking that question, the only solution past the obvious--you have not lowered the foot--is one that only a professional can correct. Sorry. . .

Buy new one from eBay and follow below link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VgYVBizu3Q

Keep in mind that that is not a walking foot... it's actually an even feed foot.

Approach your issue logically. Take the EF foot off and put your normal foot one. Does the sound return to normal?

If it does... keep in mind that your machine is exerting more effort to make the EF foot work. That can make a motor sound differently.

Run a cable from "Audio Out" on your TV, to "Audio In" on your stereo.
Turn up the volume on your home theater unit.
Get hearing aids
Paint a "1" in front of the "63"

Can you not hear your TV? Is the volume supposed to go above 63? Do you have it connected to any externals like a stereo, or surround sound system? Between 0 and 63, can you turn the volume up and down freely, with no problems? We need a lot more information before we can help you out with your specific problem. Let us know and we'll get you squared away!

A good way to test your walk belt to see if it is slipping is to stand on side rails with treadmill running about 4mph and while holding onto handrails keep one foot on the side rail and put your one foot on the center of the belt in a slight stomping motion,if the belt is loose you will feel it slip. To adjust a loose belt tighten each screw at back of treadmill 1/2 tun each until the slippage goes away. Be sure not to over tighten belt as this will cause excessive wear.If the belt has shifted to one side and you need to center it, go to the side it has shifted to and turn the screw clockwise 1/4 turn at a time until it centers.

If your SU is an Air Electronic model i.e. 80's model, Elna didn't make a walking foot to fit. However, if you've got a walking foot that is the same height from sole plate to the screw fitting as a standard Elna foot then you could give it a try. The walking foot connects to the presser bar with a screw but the needle bar also needs to hook into a secondary lever on the side of the walking foot to make the foot actually move. Probably sounds very confusing . Check the movement of the foot manually by hand turning the fly wheel to see how it works before you actually use with the motor to minimise any problems if the foot doesn't fit.

Also you'll probably only be able to do straight stitch with this foot due to the clearance around the needle plate.

Check volume up switch in front panel locked continuously. If it is not take away the remote control from the TV or remove the battery in the remote. Because maybe the remote continuously sending volume up commands. Rarely this type problem occurs through remote control also. Even problem is not sorted there is problem in EEPROM ic (memory ic). This can be sorted out by the technical persons only. I hope this useful to you.