Questions & Answers for: Necchi slow down sewing machine pedal

...if it's possible replace an older sewing machine inside a console with a foot pedal with a new Necchi sewing machine? Your thoughts? I have a very old Necchi machine and I need a new belt for

...an older sewing machine inside a console with a foot pedal with a new Necchi sewing machine? Your thoughts? Sewing manchine model A709-4, need a manual. not without a cibnet maker, too expensive ...

...Generally, that means an internal wire or contact opens up and stops all further activity as you mentioned. The best bet is to take the machine to your local sewing machine dealer for

...down really, really slow. if you pump the foot pedal, it will keep going. is it my foot pedal? I have checked and cleaned the bobbin area and everything else is fine. sounds like the contact in the ...

...slow this thing down? A lot of machines have a speed control, either on the machine or the foot control. I looked thru the manual and did not find anything about speed control. Look under the foot ...

...sewing machine and We have a 48 year old Necchi "supernova type SA" sewing machine and the foot pedal stopped working. Turning the switch on the machine on meant the machine ran constantly indicating ...

...down all the way and will not budge. When I depress the foot pedal or turn the wheel, it sounds like it's going to take off a This is a great machine and have not had any other issues with it. Undo ...

...sewing machine??? Cannot find where it connects anywhere. is that a belt driven machine if so the foot pedal controls the motor hanging below the machine Some of the pictures on the internet make it ...

...sewing machine Necchi Sewing Machine Parts drdanessmh com Sewing Machine Parts Necchi Parts The Sewing Outlet Necchi 537FA Parts Is the motor straining to run the machine? If so, it's possible the ...

...sewing machine and when the foot pedal is plugged in and switched on, the machine starts running on its own, too fast, and does not stop! Is the foot pedal repairable? Best take it to a technician, ...