I have a Singer S/No. K9313999 - works with electric foot pedal & pedal on the ground which goes up and down (manual). It still has original manual, Singer box and some spares. How much it is worth?

Hassy

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• Posted on Mar 30, 2008

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Your first port of call should be the Singer dealer from whom you bought the machine, it will be under warantee and you don't want to risk breaching the conditions by fiddling around yourself.

They have a duty of care to customers, and would be crazy to give poor service on a new machine.....phone them, outline the issues and arrange a time to meet with them (with the machine) to address the problems..perhaps they offer a familiarisation lesson, as many dealers do, that would also be of enormous benefit to you with a new machine and is a service we provide for all our customers to get them started, so they get maximum benefit from the beginning.

www.bargainbox.com.au

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The hook drive gear is seized and requires lubricant ,this is the gear right behind your bobbin case I believe you can access it from the rear ,I hope this helps

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You can purchase that singer sewing machine foot control here:

http://www.sewingpartsdirect.com/foot-control-w-cord-singer-979314-031.aspx

SOURCE: just bought a used model singer 6233 need to know

The Singer 6233 was one of the models that briefly were made using air-powered foot controls. So you aren't looking for a traditional electrical connection. Instead, your pedal cord's female end will connect onto a black male nipple, that sticks out on the right side of the machine (the side with the handwheel). Just push it on until it feels snug.

Tally Girl

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• Posted on Jun 12, 2011

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Buy a new foot pedal for it, probably one of the electrical components inside the foot has failed.

There are Kenmore footcontrols for sale on www.sewingpartsonline.com. You could email them to check its right for your model if it isn't listed.

Obviously I'm assuming that you are in USA with 110 Voltage and that is what your machine is. If not and your country is 220V, you would need to source it from a reseller in your own country or another with the same voltage.