How do replace the button for stitch length on lu 562 and where can you find the replacement button
Turn it to either extreme and then see if the feed dogs hit the plate when you hand turn the hand wheel towards you. Sometimes the feed dogs or plate have been replaced and they have set the stich length so that the feed dogs won't hit the ends of the plate.
SOURCE: I have a Juki Lu-562. The safety clutch counter
click this link directly .http://www.raichert.com/adobe/LU562%20LU563.pdf ------ its mentioned on page number 12 of the link.ablout the clutch spring adjustment. --------- check out.keep updated.thanks.
SOURCE: I have a Juki LU-562 sewing machine I was sewing
Like most of the older sewing machines, the lu-562 is usually an easy fix when it comes to issues of timing and even broken parts. First determine where the spring came from and that should point you to the parts that need replacing and/or readjusting. But, by all means DO NOT continue operating the machine until its fixed. Without actually seeing the machine, it sounds as if the needle bar spring failed.
SOURCE: How do I change the stitch length in my Juki LU
hi there
the graduation of the stitch length is marked on the feed graduation plate attached t the main shaft,to adjust the stitch length rotate the hand wheel slowly as you keep pressing the push - button stop the bed until the tip of the push- button enter groove of the accentric mechanism, when it is entered rotate the hand wheel eigher towards you or away from you as you keep pressing the push - button until the desired stitch length indicating mark on the graduation plate appears on the hole of arm. when appear release the push - button and check stitch length.
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SOURCE: how to loch the stitch on Juki-562?
If there is no reverse on the machine, you can shorten the stitch at the beginning and end of the item. Or, you can sink the needle, pivot the item 180 degrees, sew a short distance, then pivot back 180 degrees and stitch over the first stitches. Other than that, tying the thread tails in a knot.
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