Necchi 6015 Mechanical Sewing Machine - Page 7 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

I tried locating a manual for your machine but was unsuccessful. Most serger cutting blades can be disengaged by pressing it to the right and then flipping up. Otherwise, I can't offer any other ideas. However, if you want to stitch without using the cutting blade engaged, it is not a good idea. The cutting blade prevents excess fabric from flopping over into the loopers and can cause them to be damaged or broken.

need free Instruction Manual for my Necchi SP17 Steam Press

This may be helpful. Most machines thread similarly. How to Thread Necchi Sewing Machine or you can search for:Make Model manualand get a manual for your machine. I didn't find any free, but $7 or $10 isn't a bad price.,

Try a brand new needle. If that doesn't work, then the machine is probably out of time. Search for sewing machine timing or take it for service.

Search for: Make Model manual you may be lucky to find one online.

When you put the bobbin on the winding pin, you need to push the bobbin toward the other round pin next to it. That activates the bobbin winder. If you look closely at the picture in the manual, there is an arrow showing to push the bobbin over.

Dad taught me to service machines when I was about 12. Back then, foot pedals ran on small discs of carbon, and he gave me lots, to service My foot pedal. That was circa 1960. Likely you need a replacement foot pedal. I would look for one on Ebay. Just - where I find all sorts of 'Stuff'.

Look it up, online.

I HOPE this problem was resolved months ago. There is an electrical 'short' in her Necchi. A replacement pedal should fix it.

All sewing machine manuals are available., online.

You can find one, online.

Oops! All sewing machine diagrams/manuals are available, online. Oddly. From the late 1800's, on.

The older, the better! I bought a Necchi in 1973. Amazing machine! For decades, I didn't even know it was a Necchi! There are 'plates' all over my machine, that tell me it's model number. Mine is a free-arm. LIkely, yours is older. Look on the right side, or the back. They proudly announce the information you are looking for!

Look for it's manual, online.

Back when the internet was first made 'Free" by it's inventors, a friend purchased a machine, made it the late 19th century, with a horizontal bobbin. She found it's manual, online! Ergo, you can find your Necchi's manual online!

On my Necchi, it is always on. Just need to switch the lamp on, behind the left face plate. Not familiar with anything less than 45 years old. You can find a manual for Any sewing machine, online.

In that case, I would assume a 'short' in the wiring. Which you could find with a current tester. Hubby has one, not that he has taught me how to use it. Or - My industrial machine has no light, so I've picked up a nifty folding lamp with ? - a light source that provides solar light spectrum. Check at thrift stores, or at any Wal-Mart. Not all that pricey, now.

Not sure as I'm in the states but found a blog where these folks were fixing a Old Necchi. Bamber Sewing Machines, Eccles, Manchester. Phone Bambers Today 0161 707 7786. if that # makes any sense. looks more like a international # to me. but what do I know. Cheers form Minnesota USA a balmy -7f.

Could be - yr needle is bent. Replace it, or - I (too cheap to toss them), have gently re-straightened them. Or, I could be wrong. Love Necchi machineS!

It looks to me as if it is a low shank and Amazon sells lots of low shank presser feet. I have bought the sets and they work great. They have a 52 piece set for about $32. As for parts, what do you need?