20 Most Recent Singer 7444 Mechanical Sewing Machine Questions & Answers

Instructions regarding changing the light bulb are in your user's manual. If you don't have it, you can download a .pdf copy free from the Singer site, and here's the link. Instruction Manuals

These plastic presser bar lifters do wear out a lot ,very common,,,,,,,,You can lift it up and file as close to the machine side on top just a couple of stroke son the file will usually give it a surface to hang on and it will stay up ,much easier than changing the plastic lever

You need to triple check that all the link is out of everything; if it was in the bobbin area it is everywhere. The machine has sensors and one of them sees lint.

Make sure that you pushed the bobbin winder all the way to the left.Jimmy

try changing the needlerethread the machine top & bobbinif these suggestions don't help the it's possible that the machine is out of time & needs to be serviced

You may download a copy of the manual at http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/7045789ccc5197767087141cfd980b31e9217cf2.pdf

It generally indicates that something is preventing the machine from going through its default sequence when you turn it on. That could indicate a snapped belt or one out of place, thread tangled around the inside of the hand wheel, thread wrapped around or near the tension disks, OR it could indicate that something is still on that shouldn't be one--for instance, if you have to do two things on the machine to get a buttonhole, say, a lever and a dial, only one is on, etc. The first step is to go to your user's manual (you can download it free at the Singer site if you don't have one), and do each step to set it up, making sure you have done it correctly, and making sure things like the bobbin winder are not half on and half off.

Chances are, your feed dogs raise just fine, but here's the problem. In addition to raising it with the lever, button, or dial, you have to bring the hand wheel TOWARDS you (ALWAYS towards you for ANYTHING) at least one or two revolutions before it will raise and snap into place. This is true of every machine of every model, by the way, and I have a friend that brought a brand new Brother dirt-cheap from WalMart that was being sold as defective because the feed dogs wouldn't raise. She got it home, flipped the lever, turned the hand wheel two revolutions, and . . . VIOLA! She got a perfectly good brand new machine for practically nothing!

I agree with two previous answers. if out of time then .. 1-800-4-SINGER (1-800-474-6437 Customer Service: 1-800-4-SINGER (1-800-474-6437) Customer Service Fax: (615) 213-0994 In future I'd suggest you remove pins as you get to them to prevent this problem in the future.

Hi,Sorry could you please explain your sewing machine problem,so that I can help you.thanks!

Contact Singer store they can order any Singer part or product you need. That's one of the things about Singer, you can order repair or replacement parts.

That could be cause by a number of things, but usually it's because something is not the way the machine expects it to be. Check to make sure that your buttonhole lever is all the way UP; pull it all the way down, then gently "smack" it up again. Likewise with the bobbin winder. Also make sure that your bobbin and bobbin case is in correctly, and your needle is all the way up. With the machine off, turn the hand wheel towards you--ALWAYS towards you, for all machines--several times, to see if there is something preventing preventing th mechanism from turning.