This video is to explain how to get the hand crank onto the machine and working.
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@kwaichuenchan4374 жыл бұрын
Nice video, would you know by any chance the diameters of the hand crank? Both the internal and outside diameter. Thank you very much.
@JUSTICEK5 жыл бұрын
I'm having trouble lining up the screw that sticks out and getting the little rolling wheels all aligned at the same time I got it once then turned it - it worked but jumped out before I tightened the screw on it worked then jumped out and I haven't been able to get it back again. Is there a trick I'm missing? Or just keep trying? My bottom slidy thing doesn't seem to move as much as yours does and I think that's that's part of the issue. Arghh
@BrassrootsLeather
5 жыл бұрын
If things don't move freely... add a drop of oil and move them with a tool (wrench or other) until its free... also make sure that the cover is open so you can see the bobbin and that its rotating freely. Once you have all the parts wiggling, you will need to turn the wheel a bit as you tighten until all the bearings fall into their place, and keep turning slowly as you tighten until you feel it sink all the way in. Once that happens you will notice that the wheel has an index part that aligns. As long as that is there, you should be able to get the nut tightened on completely. Use an adjustable wrench to get it all the way on. Good Luck!
Пікірлер: 6
Nice video, would you know by any chance the diameters of the hand crank? Both the internal and outside diameter. Thank you very much.
I'm having trouble lining up the screw that sticks out and getting the little rolling wheels all aligned at the same time I got it once then turned it - it worked but jumped out before I tightened the screw on it worked then jumped out and I haven't been able to get it back again. Is there a trick I'm missing? Or just keep trying? My bottom slidy thing doesn't seem to move as much as yours does and I think that's that's part of the issue. Arghh
@BrassrootsLeather
5 жыл бұрын
If things don't move freely... add a drop of oil and move them with a tool (wrench or other) until its free... also make sure that the cover is open so you can see the bobbin and that its rotating freely. Once you have all the parts wiggling, you will need to turn the wheel a bit as you tighten until all the bearings fall into their place, and keep turning slowly as you tighten until you feel it sink all the way in. Once that happens you will notice that the wheel has an index part that aligns. As long as that is there, you should be able to get the nut tightened on completely. Use an adjustable wrench to get it all the way on. Good Luck!
So halpful. Thank you.
I did it! YEAH
@BrassrootsLeather
5 жыл бұрын
Glad to hear it! Happy Stitching!