Questions & Answers for: presser bar

...presser bar is not moving, there is a set screw that controls the presser foot height on the bar, it may be to tight. Take the side cover off, and look for the presser bar, the set screw unit should ...

...presser bar, remove the presser foot, the presser foot holder and screw. Turn the handwheel to bring the needle to its highest position. Place the darning foot on the presser bar and make sure that ...

...presser bar screw on top of the presser bar, if you have a dial turn it to 0, you should now be able to move the lever, if it is still tight put some WD40 on the presser bar and leave it for a couple ...

...presser bar may be stuck and may need some WD40 on the top so it seeps down the needle bar, or the presser foot dial or adjuster is set to 0, or the presser bar spring has broken, or the block and ...

...Presser Bar on my Singer 66 does not move up or down when I use the Presser Bar Lever. It seems to be stuck solid and therefore it will not lower onto the feed dogs to enable me to sew. The Presser ...

presser bar lifter What is the order of removing screws and parts to get to and replace the broken plastic presser bar lifter. Presser bar litter of my sewing machine is not working. How come i fix it

...bar, now presser foot height is low with foot raised If you got inside and cleaned and oiled the presser spring... then you have probably loosened the clamping mechanism that holds the presser bar. ...

...presser bar. If you can raise the lever but the presser bar not response Or if you can push up the presser bar easily with your hand, the presser bar tension screw is loose. Upper part of the bar ...

presser bar to the highest level before removing the foot. For the snap-on foot, push up on the toe (the front of the presser foot) as high as it can go until the foot releases from the clamping shank

...presser bar slightly. Presser Bar Adjustment: If the presser bar was loose to begin with, completely slacken off the pressure. Put the presser foot up using the lever, then slacken off the screw on ...