20 Most Recent Necchi 3537 Mechanical Sewing Machine Questions & Answers

there should be a way to disengage the bobbin winder. I had a machine that had a switch in the center of the handwheel and even though it would be in the off position I still had to turn the handwheel till it clicked.

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ask for a PDF manual...by mailing them at
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or call at:

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Usually pedals possess a variable rheostat controller that react with the action of your foot. If it fails to function normally, it suggests that a short circuit has occurred. 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 repairs.

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 control for a screw that may have a + and - . Otherwise, you may want to take it back to see if service can adjust it for you.

does anyb ody have a manual i can download

Here's what the manual says:

Before sewing, fit the button-hold foot to the machine (long white plastic thing with red, ruler like markings).

Select the pattern selector dial that is solid green on the left hand side. Set the dial to "1" position. Sew the left side and raise the needle.

Select the pattern selector dial that is solid green on the top and bottom. Set the dial to "2" position. Sew 5-6 stitches and raise the needle.

Select the pattern selector dial that is solid green on the right hand side. Set the dial to "3" position. Sew the right side. Raise the needle.

Select the pattern selector dial that is solid green on the top and bottom. Set the dial to "4" position. Sew 5-6 stitches and raise the needle.

Hope that helps...

There are a number of things that could cause this. Needle installed with flat in the wrong direction. Excessive thread tension,top or bottom. Lack of lubrication. If the machine can do anything more than a straight stitch the mechanism can gum up and not move the needle correctly. Here is a link to threading directions. Necchi 3537 Sewing Machine Threading Diagram

there are no free manual for a necchi sewing machine that I know of but incase you want to buy one here is a link for one that's only a little over $10.00 + shipping. Necchi 3537 Instruction Manual or you can try the allyn international co, that used to sell them, here is a email address Allyn International ----phone--303-825-5200

There won't be many people on here with experience of that drier (in my opinion!), but here is a forum where you are more likely to get the help you need: Coin Laundry Forums Planet Laundry

Remove side cover to check...a little confused about which make/ model you have from the above detail Contact Us at Bargain Box

here is a link for a manual, the information should be in the manual for oiling the machine. if the machine is rarely used oing it every 6 months should be okhttp://sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Manuals/Necchi_Manuals/3537_Instruction_Manual.htm

it sounds like it would be a good time to take the sewing machine in for service and see if there is a timing problem.

here is a link for a manual, that should have the information in ithttp://www.sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Manuals/Necchi_Manuals/3537_Instruction_Manual.htm