Questions & Answers for: how to oil my serger

...like it needs oiling. Where and how do I oil it? Where do I oil this little serger? here's a link for the serger, that's all I can ...

...1354d serger and then thread breaks First problem was serger made a "clunking" noise...oiled it and that took care of that problem. Have cleaned, oiled, re-threaded serger several times ...

serger repair My serger has become hard to turn even though I have oiled it acording to the instructions. it's possible that there could be a loose or broken part in the serger, it would be a good ...

...serger was making a clattering noise coming from either the needle mechanism or the cutter bar. I eventually located an oil port on the back of the cutter bar, added a drop or two of oil and the ...

...oil my serger? some of them do not need oiled check your manual Some sergers do not require oil, others require frequent cleaning and oiling. Consult your users manual for guidance. Also, be sure to ...

...oil your serger? Sergers need frequent oiling with fresh good quality sewing machine oil. Consult the owner's manual and apply 1-2 drops every place (usually where metal rubs against metal) indicated ...

...serger. Apply 1-2 drops of fresh, good quality oil for your machine--some brands use a specific weight oil. If in doubt, take it for service. It could probably use a very good check-up by a ...

...serger oil or Tri-Flow Synthetic Lube.)

Or it could have some threads hung up somewhere.

May be best to take it for service.

Remember, a serger requires frequent cleaning and ...

serger oil) every place that metal rubs on metal. (Sergers usually take a lighter-weight clear oil--different from what sewing machines would use.) You should probably throw out the oil that came with

oil any sewing/serger machine unless the manual recommends that as part of the maintenance of the machine. Some Babylock sewing machine dealers will provide you with the manual, if it is available for