Thank you so much for this video! It helped me fix my bobbin problem right away! I knew it was moving back and forth way too much and it would clunk every now and then. This worked perfectly!
Thank you a lot. I have just bought a 746 in good condition. I am very used to vertical bobbins (I restored and use constantly my grandma 222K singer Featherweight). On the machine I bought, I find the bobbin tension very very loose, no resistance at all, which results on a needle thread tension at maximum 2. I messed aroud with the little screw on the bobbin case but it seems to have little to no effect. I wonder if you could give me a hint about how tight should be the right tension? Do you think that the old bobbins are the culcripts? Maybe the needle thread tension is too high? But I think it is right when I pull by hand at 4.
Any suggestions on adjusting the stitch. My stitch is not straight as it should be. every so many stitches one will be on an angle so that top stitching looks off. I don't think it is a tension issue because there is a pattern to the uneven stitching. It is a Touch and Sew 603. I have been sewing on this same machine for 56 years. It always had a nice straight stitch.
i got one of these for free and just figured out why the gears that run the bobbin winder are distroyed any idea where i can get them or should i just 3d print them
Thank you for your very helpful videos. I recently bought a Singer 766 and I am a total begginer in sewing. I have tried to refill the bobin, but nothing moves arround it, in the bobin case. Could you please help me? Is maybe a setting I didn't make or can be something broken?
I bought a singer model 626 touch and sew the bobbin case was out of the machine along with some parts. Please send me information. And pics on how to put this back in the machind. I figured out where the parts go but I'm having problems with the case that holds the bobbin
I JUST GOT A SINGER TOUCH&SEW SPECIAL ZIG-ZAG MODEL 638 TODAY CAN YOU EXPLAIN TO WHY I HAVE TENSION WHEN I TRY TO SEW&HOW THREAD THE BOBBIN THREAD IM SO CONFUSED I HAVENT BEEN ON A SEWING MACHINE IN 28yrs
When I stitch it all looks good on top, but underneath the thread is all looped in big wads of tangled loops. Bobbin thread adjustment somehow the problem? Something I can do?
i'm having this same issue on my 603E. i believe it's a tension problem, and it's tied to the tension knob up on the machine, not with the bobbin down below. but i could be wrong. it's like the bobbin and the tension below is winning the tug-of-war with the top stitching. i think it means you need to adjust the tension higher on the top stitch.
The thread tension will cause this problem. Heavier material requires higher tension. Use scrap material at the beginning of your project to adjust the tension correctly until you get the hang of it. Also, if sewing different materials together, rough or heavy material should be on bottom if possible.
hmm, i am not an expert by any means, so it's hard to say. you mention using a very thin material, though, so that leads me to think that having the tension so high is not right. have you tried starting from scratch, taking out your thread and everything, re-threading your bobbin, setting your tension as low as it goes, and then re-threading your machine and trying that? then if that's not right you can just adjust it up a bit at a time and hopefully find the sweet spot. it's frustrating for sure, but that's how i tend to trouble-shoot this sort of thing.
I removed the tiny screw from the bobbin case, (just to the right if the "target" lever in the video) and now it will not screw back in. Also, the arm that holds the bobbin is is very loose, has no spring at all. Any suggestions?
your missing a small piece of metal that tightens the screw and acts as a spring. when the screw got loose it probably fell look under your machine. i know this was a long time ago but it might help some else.
@@albertoortega6833 Thank you so much for sharing. I also removed the tiny screw yesterday causing the level to be loose. I would remain clueless on what to do if I didn't stumble on your input to help others.
Not surenonbyour model, but the 600e has a bobbin release button under the access plate(some models or is located by the throat plate switch) ensure that button is not engaged and the case should slide in at kind of an angled motion from high right to low left(If looking in a flat horizontal view)
I had the same problem. I made sure my needle was in the center position, as per the Needle Position knob on the face of the machine, (instrument panel) then I loosened the needle and held the foot steady as I tightened the needle screw back to tight. I hope this helps. 😊
THANK YOU SO MUCH- I HAVE A PROJECT DUE TOMORROW AND MY SEWING MACHINE JAMMED AND THIS HELPED!!!
This really helped me out with my T&S 626. Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this video! It helped me fix my bobbin problem right away! I knew it was moving back and forth way too much and it would clunk every now and then. This worked perfectly!
Thanks Singer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’ve followed this video but my bobbin tension is still really loose. Are there any other adjustments that can be made to tighten the tension?
Thank you!! I've been trying to get that screw loose without breaking it, not realizing it had a set screw. Wasn't going to happen!! :o)
Thank you a lot. I have just bought a 746 in good condition. I am very used to vertical bobbins (I restored and use constantly my grandma 222K singer Featherweight). On the machine I bought, I find the bobbin tension very very loose, no resistance at all, which results on a needle thread tension at maximum 2. I messed aroud with the little screw on the bobbin case but it seems to have little to no effect. I wonder if you could give me a hint about how tight should be the right tension? Do you think that the old bobbins are the culcripts? Maybe the needle thread tension is too high? But I think it is right when I pull by hand at 4.
What do you do if your bobbin thread jams?
Any suggestions on adjusting the stitch. My stitch is not straight as it should be. every so many stitches one will be on an angle so that top stitching looks off. I don't think it is a tension issue because there is a pattern to the uneven stitching. It is a Touch and Sew 603. I have been sewing on this same machine for 56 years. It always had a nice straight stitch.
i got one of these for free and just figured out why the gears that run the bobbin winder are distroyed
any idea where i can get them or should i just 3d print them
Thank you for your very helpful videos. I recently bought a Singer 766 and I am a total begginer in sewing. I have tried to refill the bobin, but nothing moves arround it, in the bobin case. Could you please help me? Is maybe a setting I didn't make or can be something broken?
Thank you sooooo much. You are awesome! 😀
Gracias por el video 📷📸
I bought a singer model 626 touch and sew the bobbin case was out of the machine along with some parts. Please send me information. And pics on how to put this back in the machind. I figured out where the parts go but I'm having problems with the case that holds the bobbin
Did you figure it out? I'm have the exact same problem. Please help!
I think the bobbin case adjustment bracket screw is broken!! What do I do???
I JUST GOT A SINGER TOUCH&SEW SPECIAL ZIG-ZAG MODEL 638 TODAY CAN YOU EXPLAIN TO WHY I HAVE TENSION WHEN I TRY TO SEW&HOW THREAD THE BOBBIN THREAD IM SO CONFUSED I HAVENT BEEN ON A SEWING MACHINE IN 28yrs
Check the manual on this one.
When I stitch it all looks good on top, but underneath the thread is all looped in big wads of tangled loops. Bobbin thread adjustment somehow the problem? Something I can do?
i'm having this same issue on my 603E. i believe it's a tension problem, and it's tied to the tension knob up on the machine, not with the bobbin down below. but i could be wrong. it's like the bobbin and the tension below is winning the tug-of-war with the top stitching. i think it means you need to adjust the tension higher on the top stitch.
The thread tension will cause this problem. Heavier material requires higher tension. Use scrap material at the beginning of your project to adjust the tension correctly until you get the hang of it. Also, if sewing different materials together, rough or heavy material should be on bottom if possible.
@@Dr_Bombay I have the tension as high as it will go and I am still getting looping on the bottom.
@@cleatussfmo7437 I have the tension as high as it will go and am still getting looping on the bottom even when I put very thin material through.
hmm, i am not an expert by any means, so it's hard to say. you mention using a very thin material, though, so that leads me to think that having the tension so high is not right. have you tried starting from scratch, taking out your thread and everything, re-threading your bobbin, setting your tension as low as it goes, and then re-threading your machine and trying that? then if that's not right you can just adjust it up a bit at a time and hopefully find the sweet spot. it's frustrating for sure, but that's how i tend to trouble-shoot this sort of thing.
Bobbin case is stuck cant remove it. How do i remove it?
My button will not work to wind the bobbin. Help
I removed the tiny screw from the bobbin case, (just to the right if the "target" lever in the video) and now it will not screw back in. Also, the arm that holds the bobbin is is very loose, has no spring at all. Any suggestions?
your missing a small piece of metal that tightens the screw and acts as a spring. when the screw got loose it probably fell look under your machine. i know this was a long time ago but it might help some else.
@@albertoortega6833 Thank you so much for sharing. I also removed the tiny screw yesterday causing the level to be loose. I would remain clueless on what to do if I didn't stumble on your input to help others.
I like this model, I wish metal gear replacement gears existed, but I will have to ( regear. My 758
my TnS 756 not and i dont understand ...ugh ugh
my bobbin casing came out when my bobbin got jammed. now i cant get the casing seated back in. any idea? its a touch and sew 756.
You have to put the case back in at an angle, so the groove in the bobbin case slips into the lip on the rotating hook. Then oil it.
Not surenonbyour model, but the 600e has a bobbin release button under the access plate(some models or is located by the throat plate switch) ensure that button is not engaged and the case should slide in at kind of an angled motion from high right to low left(If looking in a flat horizontal view)
I an exact machine and it does not wind the bobbin. what is wrong and how can it be fixed? tia
Make sure the little "target" button inside, to the left of the bobbin, is pushed all the way to the left, it will click into place.
Didn't fix my problem the black piece will not stay in.
Vivo en Ecuador dónde puedo llevsr mi maquina magic babbin modelo zag zag de lujo 690 ,U
Cómo ensartar la bobina
Que los explique en español gracias
Hola, será que tienen este video en español gracias
Mostrar ponto de lacada da pancadaria. Brazil
The top of my bobbin case came out. I’ve no idea how to put it back on correctly. Any help? I have a singer 600 touch & sew.
When l try and wind my bobbin the piece comes out. And locks up.
What can l do
Ayudenmeeeee porfavor en español la lía es Singer touch sew-ll modelo 778
Needle is hitting the plate , how to fix this problem please help
I had the same problem. I made sure my needle was in the center position, as per the Needle Position knob on the face of the machine, (instrument panel) then I loosened the needle and held the foot steady as I tightened the needle screw back to tight.
I hope this helps. 😊
there is no identification of the hook channel
This really helped me at my sweat shop, now my pay won't get deducted and I can feed my family rice