I need a new presser foot release. Do you know the number of the part? For a Necchi 3577 machine

This should help you figure out what you need:

Sewing Presser Feet

It looks to me as if it is a low shank and Amazon sells lots of low shank presser feet. I have bought the sets and they work great. They have a 52 piece set for about $32. As for parts, what do you need?

This will help you determine which presser foot shank you need for your machine. Once you know which shank fits your machine, you can purchase extra presser feet most anywhere:

http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/sewing-machine-presser-feet.aspx

User Guide Instructions Book Operating Manual Service manual Workshop...

As for a replacement spool pin, you can probably take your machine to a sewing machine repair shop and they can fix it for you.

try these links for parts

Necchi 582 584 586 Silvia Service Manual

Necchi 584 Parts


Necchi Sewing Machine Parts drdanessmh com

Dunno. Talk to the local sewing machine repair shops, or send a photo of what's going on (or not going on) to Ron Anderson at A1 Sewing -- he's always been helpful, has a good reputation for speedy service. [email protected] Depending on the age of this machine, you may be looking for a parts machine to rob.

That's the presser foot and it is made to be removed so you use other presser feet for certain functions.

The owner's manual should have instructions on how to remove and install a presser foot,.

http://www.ifixmachines.com/index.php/product/1620-necchi-sewing-machine-3102-fb-manual


How To Change The Presser Foot of Sewing Machine


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Before the thread goes though the uptake lever, it goes though the tension (a round "knob" with numbers).

When threading the machine, lift the presser foot. This opens the tension control so the thread can enter and then when the foot is down and you begin to sew, the tension setting will determine how much thread should feed to the needle.

The setting is usually around 4. However, if this is an older machine that has been used a lot and serviced a little, the tension may not work as it should.

Try different settings and if you cannot get a proper stitch, you will need to determine if the machine should be serviced or if you should purchase a new one - service and parts can be 1/2 the price of a decent, new machine.

Just pull down on the original metal foot. It will snap off and then you can snap on the button hole foot. Good luck!

Trudy

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