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Lorna Etienne Posted on Apr 06, 2019

Juki f 300 My screw seems too short on presser foot. when i have on walking food it jiggles loose after a very short time.can i get a longer one?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 14, 2008

SOURCE: Brother walking foot help, please

Have a look at links below: open a manual of a similar model.
http://www.sewingmanuals.com/
http://shopping.superpages.com/Brother+LS-2125+Mechanical+Sewing~PS_20~BEFID_96329~ty_pr~PID_22126552

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 26, 2008

SOURCE: Attaching walking foot

you probably purchased the incorrect walking foot for your specific machine. check and make sure if you have a high shank or a low shank....the way to determine if you have a low-shank is to measure the screw from the plate and look at the distance if it is 5/8 then you have a low, any higher about 1in. then you have a high shank, so you would purchase a foot depending on your shank.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 05, 2008

SOURCE: How to connect the walking

Turn power switch to "0"
raise the needle to highest position by turning the wheel toward you(counterclockwise) and raise the presser foot lever
release the foot by raising the lever located at the back of the presser foot assembly
place a different presser foot on the needle plate so that the bar on the presser foot is in line with the slot on the shank
lower the presser foot lever and fix the presser foot onto the shank. If the p foot is in the correct location the bar will snap in you should hear a click or snapping sound let me know if this helped thanks! amy

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 14, 2009

SOURCE: Model 6230- presser foot lifter won't move presser foot

That's the problem seized up use a penetrating oil from the top and work it up and down and it should free up

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 09, 2009

SOURCE: Can I loosen the presser foot so knits will not stretch

Pressure on the pressure foot can be adjusted on some machines by turning the knob on the top leftside of the machine directly above the needle assembly. Look for a knob that has fabric types on it and adjust accordingly. Also check your thread tensions.

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I have a Hobbycraft 32s sewing machine phoned silver who make them to ask for a walking foot Which they sent me extremely quickly but no instructions for fitting it,so how do you put it on .Help

For most sewing machines, raise the current presser foot and place the needle in the highest position. Take off the current presser foot, including the shank (for snap-on feet). Place the lever of the walking foot on the needle clamp screw. Then secure the shank part of the walking foot to the presser bar with the set screw that held the shank of the previous foot in place. Lower the presser foot and sew. Remember to slow down the machine to a medium or slower speed.

There are only three types of sewing machine shanks for presser feet: high, low and slant. I've seen more snap-on feet with low shank "ankles". As long as you have a walking foot with the correct shank for your machine, it should work. (There are some fancier walking presser feet (IDT, for example) with a quick disable option but that wouldn't be available for the Hobbycraft 32s.

Sewing Machine parts UK, https://www.sewingparts.co.uk/hobbycraft.html , has a number of accessories for the Hobbycraft machines. They show installing the walking presser foot here: https://www.sewingparts.co.uk/pdf/walking-foot-p60444.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
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Why is my walking foot too high? How do you adjust a walking foot? I have a Singer 4622a and wanted to use a walking foot

Did you get a slant shank even feed foot? The Singer 4622 uses a slant shank. Sewing machines can have a high, low or slant shank foot. I would expect the wrong shank walking foot either being too high or too short from the shank screw to the needle plate on the Singer 4622. The appropriate presser feet are shown here: https://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/singer-4622-parts-accessories.php .

I hope this helps. Otherwise, check if the presser foot lifter is working properly to lower the foot.

Cindy Wells
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Can you get a walking foot attachment for a Juki industrial sewing machine

To attach the foot: First Hold your Walking Foot and raise its Lever. Keep the lever raised and hook the walking foot around the shank / presser bar. Slide the foot up and down until you've lined it up with the hole, so that you can insert the set screw. Put the set screw in and tighten with the screwdriver.
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Just replaced a cracked throat plate on Juki DDL8700. It runs great but noticed presser feet are not parallel to dogs. Looks like presser bar has shifted a degree or two counterclockwise. A problem?

1. Did you replace the needle plate with one that had the same item #? If not, It might night be fitting quite right.
2. Did you unscrew the feed dogs at the same time? When I replace my plate, if I have had my feed dogs unscrewed, I put the screws in loosely until I set my plate because they are adjustable to fit correctly with the plate. Once my plate screws are in and tight, I tighten my feed dog screws so it fits evenly in the plate.
3.As a general rule, your the bar that holds you foot, doesn't move when you break a needle. However if you put a new foot on, it may not fit quite in the same way.
Good Luck!
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Brother cs6000i thread tension issue

Logically, the top thread should not be affected by a walking foot as the thread operates independently of the presser foot.

Suggest removing the top thread totally from the machine. ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot and rethread from the beginning. Verify the thread path is correct.

Check that your walking foot is installed correctly--the fork-shaped piece needs to encircle the needle clamp screw.

If you continue to experience problems with the walking foot but none of the other feet, recommend contacting a Brother technician.

How do attach the walking foot Brother
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Tension too loose on presser foot and bobbin case won't stay in balance

make sure you feed dogs are engaged fully and it sounds like you might need a new bobbin cae
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I have the juki TL 98Q and the presser foot will not go up or down. The lever in the back moves but the foot stays up.

It could be as simple as the set screw in the lifting collar has came loose. If you open the end piece and raise the lever in the back up and down you should be able to see if the collar is loose. It will be on the pressure bar and it is the piece the lever pushes on to lift the foot. If just loose you have to put it to where it needs to be on pressure bar to lift it high enough and tighten the set screw.
Aug 31, 2013 • Juki TL-98Q
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The presser foot is raising up in the back when I lift it, but the front of the foot will not stay up

sounds like foot is not raising high enough. take off side plate and loosen presser ft screw and if possible slide collar down and tighten screw. u can mess arouond here since this will not affect machine timing.
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I was recently given a TL-98Q Juki. I have it set up on a long arm quilting machine. I have put two sheets with cotton batting between on the machine. Everything is set up. I started the machine and...

Be sure you have installed a brand new needle. If it still does not pick up the bobbin thread, the machine may be out of time.

If the presser foot does not set firmly on the fabric, then that is what you want for free motion quilting. However, if you mean the presser foot is sloppy (wobbly), then the attachment may be loose or the presser foot is worn.

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Jun 21, 2017 • Juki TL-98Q
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Does the Juki DL-555 sew leather?

ordinary drop feeds are not suited for sewing leather,ideally a needle feed or machine with a walking foot mechanism is best suited.if you are stuck with this machine only,there are a couple of things which may help.on some of the juki ddls there is an adjusting screw and locknut on top and in the middle of the arm of the machine .turn needle by hand wheel to bdc and loosen this screw and turn clockwise slowley! this will raise the presser foot very slightly,so when the feed dog is at tdc it can improve the feeding . spear point needles are reccommended also. one other idea,but you need a qualified mechanic to do this is to alter the feed timimg slightly on the eccentric on the top shaft.as the needle is entering the fabric,slow the timing down so the needle enters the leather just as the material starts to move. hope this helps! cheers kev w 07725903110
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