Hi Linda, it stinks that your Kenmore's timing is off! Have you thought about having it bringing it in to an appliance repair shop? I don't know the first thing about sewing machine's, but I imagine there are lots of places you could bring it and they would be willing and able to fix it right up. Maybe try googling some repair options in your area. http://www.malssewingrepairs.com.au/serv...Hi Linda, it stinks that your Kenmore's timing is off! Have you thought about having it bringing it in to an appliance repair shop? I don't know the first thing about sewing machine's, but I imagine there are lots of places you could bring it and they would be willing and able to fix it right up. Maybe try googling some repair options in your area. http://www.malssewingrepairs.com.au/services
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Check to see if the needle is bent. If that is not the case you need to adjust the needle position on the needle bar. This may be something that you want to have a technician do, so you don't change the timing on the machine.
you are useing the wrong needles for the machine or the needle bar that holds the needle has slipped down from its retainer. and it will need the timing done. with the bobbin case out you will be able to see how much shorter the needle will need to be or how much the needle bar will need to move up. the hook that picks up the thread should line up above the eye in the needle on the up stroke
Sounds like a timing issue. Did you attempt to force fabric through too quickly? Sometimes this can alter the bobbin's tension, and alter the timing of the machine as a whole as well. Not a cheap fix, sadly(Local to me, for example, this will cost about 70 bucks to have fixed. Do NOT try to do this yourself, leave it to the professionals, there are more moving parts in a sewing machine than in a space shuttle.)
Hi Linda, it stinks that your Kenmore's timing is off! Have you thought about having it bringing it in to an appliance repair shop? I don't know the first thing about sewing machine's, but I imagine there are lots of places you could bring it and they would be willing and able to fix it right up. Maybe try googling some repair options in your area. http://www.malssewingrepairs.com.au/serv...
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