Singer 14SH654 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

I believe the newer machine lights need to be replaced by a technician. You can check on getting some of those LED light strips that can be added to the machine instead.

If, he told you where the burr was, try a fine piece of sand paper.

Perhaps Husky could help you, online. They Really want satisfied customers, and Huskys a Great machines! A quick fix might be to change your needle. Even a slightly bent needle could cause havoc in the bobbin area. Hope it helps. Needles cost more that they did back in the day, but that sound is bad for your machine!

Possibly the machine is out of time.

Motor is locked down. Do Not Energize! take to factory certified service repair person. You will burn up motor or even worse "start a fire" if you try to run it. something is binding motor, this could be many different things.

It sounds like you have a bent needle bar, to replace go online and you will see that they are about $20. but be sure before you change it that you mark exactly where your needle clamp sits or else your timing will be messed up

Could be: Wrong needle size for fabric: The presser foot is not the correct one for the type of stitch you want to sew: The needle clamp screw is loose. Hope this helps.

thread tensions are only a guide you have to adjust the needle and bobbin tensions your self to suit the thread thickness being used. one setting is not the same for different materials and threads. correct tension is when the upper and lower threads are meeting in the centre of the material being sewed.

Here is a link to some YouTube videos that might help. Do you have the Manual? Google

I went to the Singer Sewing Machine site, and was able to download the parts list for your machine. Parts lists are tedious to do through, but it's the only way to insure that you get the correct part(s). Here's the direct link to download the PDF. http://parts.singerco.com/CPpartCharts/14_CG_J_SH_T/14SH644_14SH654.pdf I often order parts through Sewing Parts Online; you will have to call them if the part is not listed as being in stock, but they're very nice about ordering for you, and they're prices are reasonable. You might also want to order the service manual from them at the same time--it's well worth it. If nothing else, it will tell you the correct order for taking the covers off, and that alone can save you a lot of grief and aggravation, as well as, of course, a lot of time.

Hi, Manual in espanyol for what device?

Be sure you have new needles inserted correctly, threaded in order loopers then needles, check with diagram on machine or in manual to be sure correct. Still not working usually a sign of timing problem. Requires technician trained on serger repair.

Serger thread breaks1. Is the serger threaded correctly?2. Is the needles inserted correctly?3. Is one of the needles bent or damaged?4. Is the tension adjusted too tightly?5. Is the tension adjusted to accommodate thickness of thread being used?6. Are you using inferior quality thread?7. Is the thread feeding off the cone/spool freely?8. Is the needle size correct for the type of fabric being used?9. Are the needles being used the correct one for the serger?10. If all of the above suggestions don't help then the serger needs to be checked for a timing problem at a sewing machine repair shop.

You should also try www.sewusa.com. I found the manual for a used Necchi 521FB I brought. Hope that helps.

the stitches will not lock together, it may be timing is off.

it sames that my time is off

make sure foot is down and feed dogs (little teeth on bottom of material) are moving properly

I have a Singer 14SH654 Serger, trouble started when I broke a needle. I replaced needle now it does not sew properly with two needles. Can anyone help me

here are 2 links for a free manual,, you can choose which one is right for the machine. the information you need should be in the manualhttp://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/434_14sh644_654_e.pdfhttp://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/555_14sh644_654-(e_s_f)-(new-led-version).pdf

here are 2 links for a manual see if one of will work for the machinehttp://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/434_14sh644_654_e.pdfhttp://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/555_14sh644_654-(e_s_f)-(new-led-version).pdftry adjusting the tension one number higher until the stitch becomesnormal