Last year I had a timing issue and spent $100 to get my machine repaired. A few days ago it happened again (I'm learning that this machine doesn't do too many layers very well) and decided to see if I could fix it myself. A little online "research" and I found your video. 30 minutes later I'm back in business. THANK YOU!!!!
I work in the trade show industry and do last minute alterations for printed graphics on the show floor. My machine broke halfway through a 30ft long banner and I thought I’d have to take a cab to the nearest Joanns to replace it. Your video saved me and I can’t thank you enough!
I know that you posted this 3 years ago, but it helped me time my machine. Mine machine is a Singer 4411 Heavy Duty. The procedure and description of timing are superb. 🎉
Thank you so much! I was just able to fix my own 4423, and didn't have to haul it to someone else to do, and pay them. And I love fixing my own things. I really appreciate the time you took to make this video for all of us who need it!! :-)
Hey,..if I may. Can you tell me what size Allen key wrench I need to buy to do this repair? I see you is ina folding set... could I get one of those as well and if so from where? @@PlainsPrepper
YOU JUST SAVED MY MACHINE!! Thank you for this because, now, my sewing machine is working; it's been "broken" over a year and I can't find a repair shop, close to home. No need, now! THANKS, again!! ❤❤😊
This was it, TYSM!!! I went through several videos trying to figure out why the needle wasn’t catching the bobbing thread and all went about the wrong route…. This video nailed it. Excellent explaining AND showing precisely what was needed, no less, no more. Great job and TY again! 🙌🏻🙏🏻👍🏻
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! My machine is less than a year old...my fiance stepped on the foot pedal by accident..and it went fast a good couple seconds... and it threw my machine so out of whack...after 2 days of messing with it...i was ready to throw it in the garbage i was so aggravated!! I followed your video and its working perfectly! Thank you so much!! Lol It saved my nerves...his butt...and my machine! Awesome patient instruction! You nailed it!
Thank you so much! This was the only video I found helpful concerning this. You are the best. At first, it was really hard to get the gear screw(allen) to unscrew. I almost thought I was gonna break it cos it wouldn’t loosen up! But after I did and followed your instructions, it was like magic! Bless you
I really appreciate this video. Sewing canvas on my Singer 44S, heard a clunk , thread and fabric hung up and jammed. Had to break the needle off to get it loose. Turned the fly wheel , it was smooth, but would not catch the thread to snag the bobbin thread. Did exactly what you showed here, works great now. Thanks again.
Finally someone that doesn't say "time to bring it to an expert"! Thanks so much dude. I'm in Fiji, where I sadly find that skilled people are hard to come by... my machine just came back from a so called expert, but the needle still lifts up too late, skipping most stitches on thick fabric!! Im sure i can fix it thanks to your help. Thanks so much! Your closing statement sums it up, and knowledge is key to freedom ;)
Thank you so much I had this issue a couple of days ago and saw your video but it was late at night. I found a gentleman to service it for this exact thing but he didn’t answer my calls after I spoke to him a couple of days even though we had agreed on today. I came back home and thought we’ll it doesn’t hurt to try and walahhhhhh it worked!!!! Thanks a bunch!!
Thank you for this. I bought this machine under multiple recommendations and I’ve had nothing but issues. Was tired of having to pay to have it repaired.
Very very helpful. I have this machine and two of the 4411. I use them for my business and this video allowed me to fix the timing. You have a subscriber for life! Thank you. Hope there are more maintenance/repair videos on these models.
Thanks for the video! I was able to fix the sawing machine my daughter is using to make mask to donate to people in San Francisco. Great level of detail and explanation.
Thank You ! Thank You!....awesome video so helpful. At first, I gave up because I didn't trust myself with taking apart, then when it was exposed, couldn't loosen the black gear screws. Put everything back...Tried again, got leverage on those three gear screws...turned the wheel for the timing...and TADAH!!! Was able to fix the hook timing on the Singer Heavy Duty 4452...Mahalo!
Really great video! I don't know how much I've spent taking this sewing machine into a shop for probably this same repair. I bet its more then what I spent on the machine! Anyway, really well done, and sooo helpful.
Great tutorial! Thanks! You are absolutely right with the fact that information on this topic was hard to find. That‘s why I‘m even more glad to have found this treasure 😊👍🏼
I appreciate the video! I JUST got my 4423 and it stopped catching after repairing a strap made of seatbelt material. This fixed her right up. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It took me a few goes to get it right but it worked! It fixed my timing and saved me $$$ and time on a professional repair. It was very easy to follow along. Your instructions were very clear. 🙏
Thanks! My machine is a commercial grade but this got me back to work. Since I sew for a living I have no time for downtime. My repair guy is gonna miss me!
Ugh! 😣 I wish I had seen this a few days ago! Took mine into a repair shop because of this exact reason. But thanks to you, I may never have to take it in for a timing adjustment again! Thank you!
Thank you for this video! Short and sweet instead of an hour long! Needed to see this due to my singer heavy duty timing being off from using the wrong kind of fabric. Stretchy fabrics are not easy to see. Much appreciated!🥰
Hola soy mexicana me cuesta aprender el inglés pero usted es el mejor explicando. Fue el mejor video de ayuda para arreglar mi máquina y estoy empezando mi pequeño negocio y no tenía dinero para arreglarlo pero usted me ayudó mucho Muchas muchas gracias Dios lo bendiga y le dé más seguidores porque es el mejor.
Great video I’m still having problems thou :( I unscrewed the 3 Allen’s at in the bottom but the hook wheel still only turns a quarter of an inch before still catching and moving the needle and wheel
@@eliasstein1421 did you figure your issue out? I’ve taken the 3 screws completely out and sprayed the black gear with WD40 and it still doesn’t move at all
Did you ever find anything that worked to get those little butthole allen screws out? I am poking and prodding and nothing is working, even with the allen key that fits it wont budge!
Thanks for the video! I removed all three set screws but my metal bobbin holder (don’t know what it’s called) still won’t spin freely; it just moves along with the needle. Any suggestions?
Plains Prepper I still can’t get it to budge. I found someone’s amazon review stating that “once it gets knocked out of time, you'll probably need another one. the set screw used to loosen the shuttle often gouges into the shaft, making it impossible to rotate and make the adjustment (soft metal parts)”. Maybe that’s what’s going on with mine. I really appreciate your taking the time to reply though!
I had the same problem. I had to take the 3 black screws completely out, then I used the Allen wrench in the screw hole as a stop lever to keep the gear from moving while i rotated the hand crank to get the needle to move up/down into the proper position above the hook. I had to put some ass into it, scared the bejezus out of me because I thought it would break, but that was the only way to get the hook in the proper place with my needle. Good luck!
Does your bobbin wheel spin all the way around? Cause I took the 3 tiny screws completely out underneath, and I still can't move the bobbin wheel more than an inch. I can move it a little to the left and right. But not enough either way to get close enough to the needle.
@Plains Prepper thanks for the feedback. I think I might have to take it to a shop then, cause it's not moving all the way around. It only does when the needle moves, but that's not solving anything. I need to be able to move the bobbin wheel as much as I want while the needle stays all the way down.
Great video, the black gear with 3 screw’s literally impossible with the singer heavy duty 4423, bought several sets of wrenches today 1/4inch is too big, 1/8 no luck. 😅
Thanks for this simple-to-follow video. I'm troubleshooting a clunking sound after breaking a needle... and all the low hanging fruit has already been ruled out. The screws on my gear are immovable. I am pretty sure I would break the tiny allen wrench before anything moved. It is RIGID. Maybe I just can't get enough leverage with fingers and this little tool?
i really can't get the small screws on the barrel to move, they sit so tight. my key is the right size it fits perfectly, they just won't turn. any tips?
i took the 3 black screws out and the hook still wont turn when i try to move it with my hand... do i just like force it full strength or do i screw something else off?
I followed the instructions and I also took the little black allen screws completely out, but I cannot turn the silver cup without turning the handcrank. It's stuck, even though all three allen screws are completely out. Any suggestions?
Im having a really hard time loosening the allen screws. they are so tight! Do you recommend a specific tool? im using a tiny allen wrench without much grip. What else can i use?
Thank you for this video. I can set the timing but it won't stay set. What causes the machine to lose timing? What do I need to do to get the timing to stay?
Mine was sewing things that were to heavy for the machine and jamming the needle at full speed. Could also be the set screws are stripped. Might try putting some blue loc tite on them.
@@PlainsPrepper btw I see a few people had a similar issue you to me where by they followed your video and still came up short. I'm not sure if there are multi models or different models for the US. I have a UK machine and had to remove and loosen the upper timing gear grub screw and machine screws to get enough slack to shift the shuttle around. Theres shaft through the middle of shuttle that I fully removed also.
What do we do when there is a mess in the bobbin needle that does not pick up the thread with the thread getting tangled at the bottom? I almost went crazy, I have a lot of work and the machine does not work. Please save me
My only suggestion is to use a constant pressure when turning the Allen wrench. This will hopefully loosen the loctite that is on the screws. Don't force it or you may strip the screws.
Thanks for the video. Mine seems to picking up the thread ok. But it’s doing something wonky when it does about 2-3 stitches and I have about 4 threads coming out from the under side instead of just one. Took the bobbin carriage out and it seems fine.
@@PlainsPrepper thanks for the response. I figured it out about 20 minutes after I posted. Stupid issue actually. Somehow. Dunno how. The thread managed to come out of the lifter arm and it was going straight to the needle feed. So the slack was not being taken back before the hook was coming through and catching it a second time. Just a silly issue. I should have rethread it sooner. Glad I didn’t start working on timing!
Add me to the list of thanks yous! I am a noob also and made some cushions for my boat. But then I tried sewing some webbing for my recovery straps, and messed up the timing! I reset per your instructions and all is perfect again. I broke my first 2 mm allen since those set screws are really tight from the factory. But all is well now.
Does the same principle hold for the Singer 6268? My machine winds the bobbin in place, and access to the bobbin is through a slider. Throat plate lifts off. And where is the black gear located? Is it under the free-arm or closer to the control panel?
Look on page 120 of this manual. It appears the gear you need to loosen is closer to the motor. www.scribd.com/doc/184031940/Singer-6268-Service-Manual
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Last year I had a timing issue and spent $100 to get my machine repaired. A few days ago it happened again (I'm learning that this machine doesn't do too many layers very well) and decided to see if I could fix it myself. A little online "research" and I found your video. 30 minutes later I'm back in business. THANK YOU!!!!
I work in the trade show industry and do last minute alterations for printed graphics on the show floor. My machine broke halfway through a 30ft long banner and I thought I’d have to take a cab to the nearest Joanns to replace it. Your video saved me and I can’t thank you enough!
I know that you posted this 3 years ago, but it helped me time my machine. Mine machine is a Singer 4411 Heavy Duty. The procedure and description of timing are superb. 🎉
Thank you so much! I was just able to fix my own 4423, and didn't have to haul it to someone else to do, and pay them. And I love fixing my own things. I really appreciate the time you took to make this video for all of us who need it!! :-)
Glad I could help!
Hey,..if I may. Can you tell me what size Allen key wrench I need to buy to do this repair? I see you is ina folding set... could I get one of those as well and if so from where? @@PlainsPrepper
YOU JUST SAVED MY MACHINE!! Thank you for this because, now, my sewing machine is working; it's been "broken" over a year and I can't find a repair shop, close to home. No need, now! THANKS, again!! ❤❤😊
This was it, TYSM!!! I went through several videos trying to figure out why the needle wasn’t catching the bobbing thread and all went about the wrong route…. This video nailed it. Excellent explaining AND showing precisely what was needed, no less, no more. Great job and TY again! 🙌🏻🙏🏻👍🏻
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! My machine is less than a year old...my fiance stepped on the foot pedal by accident..and it went fast a good couple seconds... and it threw my machine so out of whack...after 2 days of messing with it...i was ready to throw it in the garbage i was so aggravated!! I followed your video and its working perfectly! Thank you so much!! Lol It saved my nerves...his butt...and my machine! Awesome patient instruction! You nailed it!
Thank you so much! This was the only video I found helpful concerning this. You are the best. At first, it was really hard to get the gear screw(allen) to unscrew. I almost thought I was gonna break it cos it wouldn’t loosen up! But after I did and followed your instructions, it was like magic! Bless you
What size Allen did you use? I'm having a very hard time finding the screw driver for unscrewing it.
I really appreciate this video. Sewing canvas on my Singer 44S, heard a clunk , thread and fabric hung up and jammed. Had to break the needle off to get it loose. Turned the fly wheel , it was smooth, but would not catch the thread to snag the bobbin thread. Did exactly what you showed here, works great now. Thanks again.
Thank you, I learn more in 5 minutes than I did in a 35 minute video. I fix my wife's machine because of you. So thank you! again
Finally someone that doesn't say "time to bring it to an expert"!
Thanks so much dude. I'm in Fiji, where I sadly find that skilled people are hard to come by... my machine just came back from a so called expert, but the needle still lifts up too late, skipping most stitches on thick fabric!! Im sure i can fix it thanks to your help.
Thanks so much! Your closing statement sums it up, and knowledge is key to freedom ;)
Thank you so much I had this issue a couple of days ago and saw your video but it was late at night. I found a gentleman to service it for this exact thing but he didn’t answer my calls after I spoke to him a couple of days even though we had agreed on today. I came back home and thought we’ll it doesn’t hurt to try and walahhhhhh it worked!!!! Thanks a bunch!!
Thank you for this. I bought this machine under multiple recommendations and I’ve had nothing but issues. Was tired of having to pay to have it repaired.
Yea same. My parents have a monster Durkop Adler and it never messes up. And bobbins holds 100yards of thread. These tiny bobbins are a flaw.
I have the same issue. I don’t ise it much. Every time I use it a new problem come up. Thank you. I will fix it and get rid of it
Really? Mines 6 years old and even sew leather sometimes and still works good. I didn't even clean for like 4 years lol.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It helped me tremendously and im sure it has helped many others.
ty ty this was the most helpful video ever i at 63 yrs old managed to mend my timing wahoo saved me ton of pennys bless u x
Very very helpful. I have this machine and two of the 4411. I use them for my business and this video allowed me to fix the timing. You have a subscriber for life! Thank you. Hope there are more maintenance/repair videos on these models.
Thanks for the video! I was able to fix the sawing machine my daughter is using to make mask to donate to people in San Francisco. Great level of detail and explanation.
Glad I could help!
I have this exact machine and have a timing issue and this was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for making this video.
Thank You ! Thank You!....awesome video so helpful. At first, I gave up because I didn't trust myself with taking apart, then when it was exposed, couldn't loosen the black gear screws. Put everything back...Tried again, got leverage on those three gear screws...turned the wheel for the timing...and TADAH!!! Was able to fix the hook timing on the Singer Heavy Duty 4452...Mahalo!
Really great video! I don't know how much I've spent taking this sewing machine into a shop for probably this same repair. I bet its more then what I spent on the machine! Anyway, really well done, and sooo helpful.
Great tutorial! Thanks! You are absolutely right with the fact that information on this topic was hard to find. That‘s why I‘m even more glad to have found this treasure 😊👍🏼
I appreciate the video! I JUST got my 4423 and it stopped catching after repairing a strap made of seatbelt material. This fixed her right up. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It took me a few goes to get it right but it worked! It fixed my timing and saved me $$$ and time on a professional repair. It was very easy to follow along. Your instructions were very clear. 🙏
Thank you, thank you so much! This was so helpful and now my machine's working again. Much appreciated!
Thanks! My machine is a commercial grade but this got me back to work. Since I sew for a living I have no time for downtime. My repair guy is gonna miss me!
Glad I could help!
Ugh! 😣 I wish I had seen this a few days ago!
Took mine into a repair shop because of this exact reason.
But thanks to you, I may never have to take it in for a timing adjustment again!
Thank you!
Thank you for this video! Short and sweet instead of an hour long! Needed to see this due to my singer heavy duty timing being off from using the wrong kind of fabric. Stretchy fabrics are not easy to see. Much appreciated!🥰
It took searching through a half dozen other videos but finally one that shows what to do!
Im such a noob. Not even 30 mins since i unboxed my machine, i already missed the timing 😂😂😂. It is fixed now. Thanks to you 😂
Thank you SO much! your video was the most helpful with this issue and very easy to follow! I was able to fix my machine on my own with your help!
You're welcome!
Your video was FANTASTIC! It solved my issue straight away. Thank you so much!
GOD BLESS YOU!!! OH MY GOSH there are NO videos on DIYing this and you made it SO simple... thanks a bunch!!! LIFESAVER!
super helpful video! Was having trouble with my machine and did NOT want to go take it to get looked at lol. thank youuuuu
Thank you so much for sharing this video! It was very helpful and helped me to fix my problems!! It’s very much appreciated!!
Well done, great video, to the point, made my timing issue easy to resolve. Thank you very much for your time!
Thank you! I have the 4411 and had worked out that the timing was off but didn't know how to sort it out. You're a star!
Great to hear!
Thanks for a clear step by step video , ,this suited my SINGER 3323 .Best CLIP I found.
Who would have known how to fix the bottom tension without your video? Thanks man!
This video is very helpful. It also works for the 4411 I watched his video and was able to re-adjust the timing on the 4411 as well.
Thank you very much for this tutorial! You saved me from having to run to a repair store during sewing crunch time.
So helpful!! I'm gonna use this knowledge to try and fix the timing on my Juki. Thank you so much.
Thank you, very helpful
I'm trying to do this repair can you tell me what Allen key wrench size I need for it?
Thank you. This was very easy to follow and a lot sim0ler than other videos I checked out regarding this issue.
Hola soy mexicana me cuesta aprender el inglés pero usted es el mejor explicando.
Fue el mejor video de ayuda para arreglar mi máquina y estoy empezando mi pequeño negocio y no tenía dinero para arreglarlo pero usted me ayudó mucho
Muchas muchas gracias
Dios lo bendiga y le dé más seguidores porque es el mejor.
I finally understand the process. Thankyou.
Great video I’m still having problems thou :( I unscrewed the 3 Allen’s at in the bottom but the hook wheel still only turns a quarter of an inch before still catching and moving the needle and wheel
Did you figure it out?
@@eliasstein1421 did you figure your issue out? I’ve taken the 3 screws completely out and sprayed the black gear with WD40 and it still doesn’t move at all
I have the same problem - the hook wheel cannot be turned enough to catch the tread. Otherwise an excellent tutorial.
This video is the reason why I subscribed and then saw the channel has good content😎👍
THANK YOU!! This video helped me fix my machine 🙏🙏🙏 and thank you for making it less than 5 mins lol 😅
Thanks! Mine wasnt out of time but I wanted to check and see how it done.
This video was everything I needed and more. Thank you.
You LITERALLY SAVED ME!!!!!! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
Hey! What did you use to loosen the three Allen head set screws? I’m trying everything but the screws on my man gone won’t turn.
Did you ever find anything that worked to get those little butthole allen screws out? I am poking and prodding and nothing is working, even with the allen key that fits it wont budge!
Thank you so very much for this. May god bless you
You're the best. I thought I had broke my machine lol
My screws won't come off with the fucking Allen wrench this shit is making rage bro
Thanks for the video! I removed all three set screws but my metal bobbin holder (don’t know what it’s called) still won’t spin freely; it just moves along with the needle. Any suggestions?
Try holding the shuttle hook in place and turning the knob. Be careful not to get poked by needle or shuttle hook.
Plains Prepper I still can’t get it to budge. I found someone’s amazon review stating that “once it gets knocked out of time, you'll probably need another one. the set screw used to loosen the shuttle often gouges into the shaft, making it impossible to rotate and make the adjustment (soft metal parts)”. Maybe that’s what’s going on with mine. I really appreciate your taking the time to reply though!
I'm having the same problem. Have you made any progress Keri Beth?
I had the same problem. I had to take the 3 black screws completely out, then I used the Allen wrench in the screw hole as a stop lever to keep the gear from moving while i rotated the hand crank to get the needle to move up/down into the proper position above the hook. I had to put some ass into it, scared the bejezus out of me because I thought it would break, but that was the only way to get the hook in the proper place with my needle. Good luck!
@@keribethlivingston having this issue right now
Thank you so much, you explained so clearly I'm going to attempt my first timing fix :)
Thank you much! I was able to fix mine because of this video.
Glad it helped!
What size ally wrench is used to loosen the wheel under the sewing machine?
Excellent video. Fixed my issue first try. 50 👍s up!
You saved me money for an otherwise EASY job. Thank you!
What screwdriver did you use for the alan headset screws when you had to loosen them? Im having a real pain trying to loosen them
thanks buddy!!!!! now I can get back to sewing
Does your bobbin wheel spin all the way around? Cause I took the 3 tiny screws completely out underneath, and I still can't move the bobbin wheel more than an inch. I can move it a little to the left and right. But not enough either way to get close enough to the needle.
I only had to adjust mine between a 1/4 and 1/2 inch.
In theory it could go all the way around
@Plains Prepper thanks for the feedback. I think I might have to take it to a shop then, cause it's not moving all the way around. It only does when the needle moves, but that's not solving anything. I need to be able to move the bobbin wheel as much as I want while the needle stays all the way down.
Great video, the black gear with 3 screw’s literally impossible with the singer heavy duty 4423, bought several sets of wrenches today 1/4inch is too big, 1/8 no luck. 😅
Thanks for this simple-to-follow video. I'm troubleshooting a clunking sound after breaking a needle... and all the low hanging fruit has already been ruled out. The screws on my gear are immovable. I am pretty sure I would break the tiny allen wrench before anything moved. It is RIGID. Maybe I just can't get enough leverage with fingers and this little tool?
i really can't get the small screws on the barrel to move, they sit so tight. my key is the right size it fits perfectly, they just won't turn. any tips?
Your video is a life saver !
Many thanks for the helpful video.
i took the 3 black screws out and the hook still wont turn when i try to move it with my hand... do i just like force it full strength or do i screw something else off?
You move the gear w the hand dial..hope this helps.
I want to point out that the needle height us usually affected too. The hight should be adjusted as well
I followed the instructions and I also took the little black allen screws completely out, but I cannot turn the silver cup without turning the handcrank. It's stuck, even though all three allen screws are completely out. Any suggestions?
The instructions are very useful.
Im having a really hard time loosening the allen screws. they are so tight! Do you recommend a specific tool? im using a tiny allen wrench without much grip. What else can i use?
If you could find a screw driver with changeable tips that might work.
@@PlainsPrepper ok thanks!
So incredibly helpful! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for this video. I can set the timing but it won't stay set. What causes the machine to lose timing? What do I need to do to get the timing to stay?
Mine was sewing things that were to heavy for the machine and jamming the needle at full speed.
Could also be the set screws are stripped.
Might try putting some blue loc tite on them.
Great video. I have this exact issue, thanks for potentially saving me a trip to a fixer
Your welcome!
@@PlainsPrepper btw I see a few people had a similar issue you to me where by they followed your video and still came up short. I'm not sure if there are multi models or different models for the US. I have a UK machine and had to remove and loosen the upper timing gear grub screw and machine screws to get enough slack to shift the shuttle around. Theres shaft through the middle of shuttle that I fully removed also.
What do we do when there is a mess in the bobbin needle that does not pick up the thread with the thread getting tangled at the bottom? I almost went crazy, I have a lot of work and the machine does not work. Please save me
Thank you! Saved my machine
Helpful. However, I need to figure out how you took the bobbin case out. It was in at 2:14 minutes of this video but not after.
What size allen key is needed? I don’t have one small enough on hand and want to make sure I get the right one. Thank you!
1/4 inch
Having issues with the bobbin still not turning even with all screws loosened - any thoughts?
I have the same problem. Did you find a solution ?
I can’t get my three screws at the bottom to loosen? Any suggestions? What tool should I use
My only suggestion is to use a constant pressure when turning the Allen wrench. This will hopefully loosen the loctite that is on the screws. Don't force it or you may strip the screws.
Hi, I am trying to fix my machine. However I m not able to open the allen part. Could you please tell which screw driver you used for thsi?
A Phillips head screw driver is used to open the case.
You just saved my life!!!
Thanks for the video. Mine seems to picking up the thread ok. But it’s doing something wonky when it does about 2-3 stitches and I have about 4 threads coming out from the under side instead of just one. Took the bobbin carriage out and it seems fine.
I would double check your thread tension. Might be that the bobbin tension is too loose
@@PlainsPrepper thanks for the response. I figured it out about 20 minutes after I posted. Stupid issue actually. Somehow. Dunno how. The thread managed to come out of the lifter arm and it was going straight to the needle feed. So the slack was not being taken back before the hook was coming through and catching it a second time. Just a silly issue. I should have rethread it sooner. Glad I didn’t start working on timing!
Add me to the list of thanks yous! I am a noob also and made some cushions for my boat. But then I tried sewing some webbing for my recovery straps, and messed up the timing! I reset per your instructions and all is perfect again. I broke my first 2 mm allen since those set screws are really tight from the factory. But all is well now.
I just can't seem to undo the allen head no matter what . Which is the right tool . Please inform me . Thankyou.
Very simple video thank you!
Thank you so much for this!
Thank you very much for this video. I have the same machine and started having this same issue. So know I can know how to fix it :)
Your welcome!
My Allen key is stuck. Will not move at all when I try to unscrew it. Any idea if there’s a way to loosen it?
Not really. They are locktited in place and can be difficult to get started.
How do you know that this is the issue you are having? What does it look like with the thread, fabric etc.?
For me it was constantly missing stitches or just not sewing at all.
Does the same principle hold for the Singer 6268? My machine winds the bobbin in place, and access to the bobbin is through a slider. Throat plate lifts off. And where is the black gear located? Is it under the free-arm or closer to the control panel?
Look on page 120 of this manual. It appears the gear you need to loosen is closer to the motor.
www.scribd.com/doc/184031940/Singer-6268-Service-Manual
Thanks for the vid! Fixed my issue !
You're welcome
Thanks!! I needed this
Anyone else go through so many bobbin cases with the singer 44s? Am I doing something wrong? They always seem to get pierced or break.
Good tips. Helped me unfuck the timing in my 4452.
Omg thank you. You know how many videos had 12 minutes of monotonous moaning ? Not this one. Thank you for keeping the BS out and for lining up the valuable aspects nicely
Thanks. It's kinda crazy that I've never had a Singer made before 1940 go out of timing. The newer ones, do.