Questions & Answers for: presser foot too high

...PRESSER FOOT QUESTION! I have a Singer Touch and Sew model 628 recently obtained from my grandmother and is in great condition. I want to buy different presser feet but cannot figure out what type of ...

...presser foot is down, measure the distance from the bottom of foot to screw-hole that holds the foot onto the presser bar. Singer slant is for slant needle machine only. A high shank machine measures ...

presser foot? If it is presser foot, most likely you do not have the correct presser foot for your machine. Search the internet for the "make model presser foot" (substitute make & model with your

...presser foot off and lower the presser foot lever. Does the error code go away? The machine won't sew without the presser foot to hold the fabric down, but without threading the needle, will the ...

presser foot to high? Are you using the correct presser foot for your machine? Presser feet shanks come in different lengths. There are also a couple of presser feet (like darning or ...

...presser foot is down, measure the distance from the bottom of foot to screw-hole that holds the foot onto the presser bar. Singer slant is for slant needle machine only. A high shank machine measures ...

...presser foot is down, measure the distance from the bottom of foot to screw-hole that holds the foot onto the presser bar. Singer slant is for slant needle machine only. A high shank machine measures ...

...presser foot designs you are dealing with. For all presser feet, lift the 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 ...

...are shown here: https://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/singer-4622-parts-accessories.php . I hope this helps. Otherwise, check if the presser foot lifter is working properly to lower the foot. Cindy ...

...presser foot only raises slightly (about 2mm), it might be due to this safety setting. To resolve this, change the setting from the maximum of 2mm to a maximum of 6mm. Remember to switch it back to ...