If your machine has a feed drop lever, it will be on the lower part of the machines perimeter. It will be either in the back, behind the feed mechanism, or in the front on the right side. Your instruction manual will help with that, if you have one.
I have a janome SUV1122 and I just don’t know what I’m doing wrong with this machine everytime I go to use it the needle is always getting jammed and most the time breaks … no matter how many times I change the needle or re thread it still gets jammed! I’m not sure if you can help me with this but if you can thanks very much
Look for burrs and scratches on your shuttle hook. That’s almost always the problem when those issues occur. I have a video on that. Polish the scratches out and that may eliminate the problem.
My bobbin shell is not reaching the highest point ( I believe you call it a hook, I’m talking about the half moon on the left hand side) how can I fix this.
Hello, how are you? I have a sewing machine from the brand FINESSE and it is zig zag but the zig zag is not working, I have been trying for a long time and I can't find a solution, I don't know if I can send the photos to be able to help me.
I believe it’s made in Poland at the same factory that made the Singer Stylist in the seventies. It’s a good little machine if the composite components are still intact. If the zig zag cam is on the cam stack and is turning, the problem could be that the needle bar plunger needs oil. You will find it located on the needle bar about half way up on the right side of the needle bar. Oil that mechanism and work the needle bar left and right.( make sure that the zig zag width is set at its widest) If the needle bar is in the right side of the swing, it should move left and right if you move it manually.
Hi i. Have singer 247 its picking up the thread both for the straight stitch and zig zig yet its not sewing no thread at all on either sides of cloth. Kindly help.
@@geetasingh8889 it is on top of the vertical shaft just under the main top horizontal drive shaft. I replace them quite often. The cost is around $150.
I understand where the needle is supposed to meet underneath but the needle is moving around on the bar. I think I need to see how to fix that. Where is it supposed to sit? There are no notches on bar. It’s a Brother vx-1120 circa 1990s
I don’t know what moving around on the bar means. When you loosen the needle bar set screw, the needle bar usually is just lowered about a millimeter or two. If you loosen it too much, you loose your point of reference, and the needle bar will slide up and down and rotate 360 degrees. You want the needle clamp screw to be on the right side. Your needle will be inserted with the flat side to the rear and pushed all the way up to the stop point. Set the machine to zig zag and the eye of the needle will be just under the point of the hook as the needle rises on the right hand swing of the zig zag.
The whole bar that moves the needle up and down is loose and can be moved easily. There are no guides to show placement of the bar within the bushings (?). And wow!!! Thanks for commenting so fast!
@@poopazoo1975 Singers were good about machining accurate timing lines on their needle bars for years. They don’t any more, and I don’t think many other manufacturers ever did. You just have to eyeball it and set it.
Probably I loosened it some time ago with the intent to fix it 🤔 now it’s loose and I’ve been fighting it for hours. I have a newish brother and a babyloc Anna. Both of those are messed up. I think the tensions. My kid is rough on the machines. Not sure how she manages to sew her costumes
I think I’m going to try again with the tension problem. I don’t think we’ve screwed those up too much. Thanks so much. I’ll be looking at your other videos. Maybe the old lady brother can be resuscitated
@@brownr749 the long groove on the needle will be facing to the front. The flat side of the needle will be facing away from you. (To the rear) I’m assuming we are talking about a front load machine, where the bobbin case snaps in from the front., or drops in, in front of the needle.
@@brownr749 you load the bobbin turning counterclockwise. Slide the thread in the notch at the 5:00 position and pull it to the left under the flat tension spring and leave it laying to the left with about six inches of the thread extended. After you thread the needle, put the upper thread to the rear with your left hand and turn the hand wheel towards you with your right hand. When you turn the hand wheel towards you it will pick up the bobbin thread. Put both threads to the rear and lower the presser foot onto the fabric. Hold both threads to the rear tightly until the machine has sewn a couple stitches. That will keep the machine from jamming. Good luck. 🍀
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Can’t thank you enough!! Finally a video that clearly shows everything as you explain. I can stop beating my head against a brick wall now 🎉😁
You’re welcome and thank you for watching.😎👍
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! FINALLY working properly! So appreciated!
@@karenfloyd4256 you’re welcome. 😎👍🏼
It looks like it might work for me after watching you this morning. Thank you
Thank you very much! This was very helpful.
You’re welcome
"I don't know what you're sewing with--you don't either..." lol 👍😀
Very well explained machine sews again 👍👍
Thanks 👍🏼😎
Thanks for this!! Somehow my dog feed dropped while I was doing this. Do you know how I can raise them again?
If your machine has a feed drop lever, it will be on the lower part of the machines perimeter.
It will be either in the back, behind the feed mechanism, or in the front on the right side.
Your instruction manual will help with that, if you have one.
@randyyoursewingmachineman9954 Thanks Randy, I will take a look today. Could be it.
@@Catsaresupergreat you’re welcome. 😎😎
Thank you very much ❤
You’re welcome and thanks for watching. 👍🏼😎
I have a janome SUV1122 and I just don’t know what I’m doing wrong with this machine everytime I go to use it the needle is always getting jammed and most the time breaks … no matter how many times I change the needle or re thread it still gets jammed! I’m not sure if you can help me with this but if you can thanks very much
Look for burrs and scratches on your shuttle hook. That’s almost always the problem when those issues occur. I have a video on that. Polish the scratches out and that may eliminate the problem.
I have a brothers lx3014 the needle willl not pick up the bobbin thread .
Most likely the needle is bent or not installed properly. Turn it around and see if that helps. If it doesn’t, it may be out of time. 😎👍🏼
My bobbin shell is not reaching the highest point ( I believe you call it a hook, I’m talking about the half moon on the left hand side) how can I fix this.
Hello, how are you? I have a sewing machine from the brand FINESSE and it is zig zag but the zig zag is not working, I have been trying for a long time and I can't find a solution, I don't know if I can send the photos to be able to help me.
I believe it’s made in Poland at the same factory that made the Singer Stylist in the seventies. It’s a good little machine if the composite components are still intact. If the zig zag cam is on the cam stack and is turning, the problem could be that the needle bar plunger needs oil. You will find it located on the needle bar about half way up on the right side of the needle bar. Oil that mechanism and work the needle bar left and right.( make sure that the zig zag width is set at its widest) If the needle bar is in the right side of the swing, it should move left and right if you move it manually.
Hi i. Have singer 247 its picking up the thread both for the straight stitch and zig zig yet its not sewing no thread at all on either sides of cloth. Kindly help.
Needle in backward?
Wrong needle?
Bent needle?
Sewing on woven fabric with incorrect needle?
Broken upper bevel gear?
Hook timing off?
Oversized thread?
Threaded improperly?
Or something else?
😎👍🏼
@@randyyoursewingmachineman9954 what is the upper bevel gear and how can that be fixed
@@geetasingh8889 it is on top of the vertical shaft just under the main top horizontal drive shaft.
I replace them quite often.
The cost is around $150.
I understand where the needle is supposed to meet underneath but the needle is moving around on the bar. I think I need to see how to fix that. Where is it supposed to sit? There are no notches on bar. It’s a Brother vx-1120 circa 1990s
I don’t know what moving around on the bar means.
When you loosen the needle bar set screw, the needle bar usually is just lowered about a millimeter or two.
If you loosen it too much, you loose your point of reference, and the needle bar will slide up and down and rotate 360 degrees.
You want the needle clamp screw to be on the right side.
Your needle will be inserted with the flat side to the rear and pushed all the way up to the stop point.
Set the machine to zig zag and the eye of the needle will be just under the point of the hook as the needle rises on the right hand swing of the zig zag.
The whole bar that moves the needle up and down is loose and can be moved easily. There are no guides to show placement of the bar within the bushings (?). And wow!!! Thanks for commenting so fast!
@@poopazoo1975 Singers were good about machining accurate timing lines on their needle bars for years.
They don’t any more, and I don’t think many other manufacturers ever did.
You just have to eyeball it and set it.
Probably I loosened it some time ago with the intent to fix it 🤔 now it’s loose and I’ve been fighting it for hours. I have a newish brother and a babyloc Anna. Both of those are messed up. I think the tensions. My kid is rough on the machines. Not sure how she manages to sew her costumes
I think I’m going to try again with the tension problem. I don’t think we’ve screwed those up too much. Thanks so much. I’ll be looking at your other videos. Maybe the old lady brother can be resuscitated
PLEASE CAN YOU HELP ME. too
I can try.
My needle is hitting the bobbin case,any recommendations
Replace the needle with a brand new one and place it all the way up to the stop point being sure that the flat side is to the rear.
@@randyyoursewingmachineman9954 itching I got ut
@@04missbusdriver did that help?
@@brownr749 the long groove on the needle will be facing to the front.
The flat side of the needle will be facing away from you. (To the rear)
I’m assuming we are talking about a front load machine, where the bobbin case snaps in from the front., or drops in, in front of the needle.
@@brownr749 you load the bobbin turning counterclockwise. Slide the thread in the notch at the 5:00 position and pull it to the left under the flat tension spring and leave it laying to the left with about six inches of the thread extended.
After you thread the needle, put the upper thread to the rear with your left hand and turn the hand wheel towards you with your right hand.
When you turn the hand wheel towards you it will pick up the bobbin thread.
Put both threads to the rear and lower the presser foot onto the fabric.
Hold both threads to the rear tightly until the machine has sewn a couple stitches. That will keep the machine from jamming.
Good luck. 🍀