How Do You Repair Singer Sewing Machines?
Some sewing machine repairs can be done at home, especially with older Singer sewing machines. If you have an older machine in need of work, or perhaps have inherited or purchased a vintage Singer sewing machine, learn the basic steps to take your machine from clanking and rattling to purring along. Repairing a mechanical Singer sewing machine is a useful do-it-yourself project. Determine the model of your sewing machine. Look on and under the machine for this information. Visit Singerco.com to purchase a manual if you do not have one. The manual will include schematics, threading diagrams and information on how to use your Singer sewing machine. This information can make it much easier to diagnose and repair your sewing machine. Use the handwheel to make the needle rise and fall. Repeat this process with the foot pedal, treadle or knee press. Wind a bobbin and thread your sewing machine. Sew several test seams to assess the problems with your machine. The most common problem is a tigh
