50
Scan to watch a video on how
to replace the take-up spring�
51
52
Scan to watch a video on how to adjust
the Presser Regulating Thumbscrew�
Replacing the Take-Up Spring
(#533211)
If you are getting inconsistent stitch tension or if your thread looks loose and sloppy near the tension assembly under
operation, check your take-up spring (
H
). If the wire hook has broken off, you’ll need to replace the take-up spring. To do
this, disassemble the Upper Tension Assembly� Keep track of how the parts are removed as they will be replaced in the
same manner (
50
)�
1�
Pull the cover knob (
A
) straight off (wiggle a bit if
needed)�
2�
Unscrew and remove the threaded
knob (
B
)�
3�
Remove the big spring (
C
), the spring holder (
D
), the
two tension disks (
E
and
F
), and the keyway washer
with pip (
G
)�
4�
Remove the old take-up spring (
H
) by pulling it straight
out�
5�
Slide the new take-up spring over the core post
(
I
) so that the pip on the back faces in toward the
machine and the straight arm of the spring faces down
(approximately at a 6 o’clock position). Push the spring
in all the way�
6�
Spin the arm of the spring clockwise past the slot in
the plastic core�
7�
While holding the spring arm in place, slide the
keyway washer (
G
) back onto the core with the pip
facing in, so the take-up spring arm rests on the metal
pip of the washer�
8�
Replace the first tension disk (
F
) with the convex side
facing out� Add the second tension disk (
E
) with the
concave side facing out�
9�
Replace the spring holder (
D
) with the concave side
facing out and the spring (
C
)� Screw the threaded
knob (
B
) back on the post and add the cover knob (
A
)�
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
Material Surface Is Being Damaged
Surface marring is damage to leather and other delicate material
surfaces� To avoid marring, reduce the amount of pressure down
on the presser feet by nearly unthreading the presser regulating
thumbscrew from the machine (
51
)� See “Adjusting Presser Foot
Tension” (p� 25)�
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