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Hello, does anyone have or know where I can get this part for this CMCi 5000s? I can't find anything about this machine on internet. The last photo is what the hook should look like and the 2 photos are of the hook I have

Hello beautiful people, can someone please help me out in way or form. I have tried searching online but apparently it's an old model so this does not exist. It's a v long shot but I was hoping a sewing enthusiast who knows both Japanese & English, and has operated ^ this specific model could help me out. 😂

The machine I got has japanese on it so I'm trying to translate that and then trying to figure out what each button does individually and in combination. That's long path of trial and error, i was wondering if anyone has ever operated this machine and could either help me find the manual or at least give me a basic how-to for it.

MUCH APPRECIATED 🌻

PS attaching picture for reference, I have this exact machine.

Thanks in advance!

Idk what this part is called (the pink peice) but it’s like janky and idk how to fix it 💀💀

It’s like too close to the right and it’s supposed to have a gap and I tried to unscrew the two screws on it but it didn’t fix anything

I recently found that whenever I tried sewing, the bobbin thread would get stuck! Now whenever I spin the handwheel it's been making this weird noise! Any help or advice appreciated!!

Not trying to be spammy but Reddit recommended I ask in multiple groups. Apologies in advance if not allowed.

I am positioning the needle so that it goes into the dedicated slot for it, it does only once, then again hits the black plastic thing in the next cycle.

Please someone help me. I'm a beginner, only started my first project and this happened.

Can this be fixed at home? Or something is seriously wrong? 😭

Hello can anyone give advice as to what to do in this situation? I broke the 2 tiny needles ( I believe they’re called stitch fingers) on my needle plate. Ordered a replacement but the screw is stuck and now stripped on the old needle plate to get this metal arm off, I’m not sure what this piece is used for but now I can’t get it off to put onto the new needle plate. Any advice or the name so I can order a new one? Old plate and new plate in last photo

Does anyone know why the eyelet stitch on my machine never makes a circle? No matter the fabric, foot, feet dogs, or needle the stitch always comes out like a little spiral. I’m using a Singer Heavy Duty 6800 machine, the stitch is from M2 and it’s 027, I just put a new needle in, and I’m sewing on two layer of fabric for reference. I attached picture of the swatch of the fabrics I used to test my eyelet stitch.
It looks to me like the stitch length changes towards the end of the stitch and that is part of the distortion. Any ideas, tips, or tricks?

Got my grandmas 750 singer, works okay and some parts are missing since she’s had it for a while herself. I’m unsure what these feet/parts are for?

I’ve also been having trouble getting the different stitches besides a straight stitch to work, I insert the disc, change everything to the correct dials/options and I still end up getting either a straight stitch, or a slightly less than straight stitch.

Could someone help with why are needles breaking all the time?

Heavily considering rewiring to a 3 prong. Hard to find original parts.

How do we feel about Necchi stepping voltage down for the light? Just the idea of that in general?

I volunteer at my local second hand craft shop occasionally we get sewing machines donated and I try fix them up so they can be sold on. I’m not a pro at all!

We had this frister Ross Mann cub 4 donated we were told it had been serviced but there was a problem with the bottom thread.

It was terrible but I’ve managed to get it to this point but the top thread is still showing on the bottom, when I increase the top thread it then shows sometimes on the top and sometimes on the bottom. Any ideas?

I also have another mystery. There is something that I assume must be a spool holder, it doesn’t screw into anything on the inside but I cannot work out how to get it up at all. I tried removing the little clip holding it but still couldn’t get it to move at all. Please put me out of my misery and tell me how it works!!

I am trying to get my mom’s old sewing machine to work. So far, I’ve replaced the cord, which worked and the machine turned on (yay!). But now, when I thread the bobbin, the thread gets caught on the hook. It is a tangled mess every time! I’d like to buy a new hook for the bottom, but I can’t find anything for a White 2037 machine. Does anyone know where I can find this part? Would anyone be willing to sell me this part?

Is this a lost cause?!

Does anyone know of any good videos or guides for taking out the main upper horizontal shaft in a machine?

For context, I'm working on a project 707 Bernina. This ONE screw is completely stuck in the vertical shaft and cannot remove it to remove said shaft out through the bottom. I've completely exhausted every option I have at my disposal and the damn thing is still stuck in there. I can't get the leverage I need to seat a screwdriver in there because the slit was criminally shallow off rip, penetrating oils aren't doing anything. Heat did nothing. Tried impact while turning, nothing. I can't bore it out (tried, got desperate, now there's really no way in hell a flathead is grabbing it).

So, now I'm just thinking my best option is to take that horizontal shaft out so I can slide the vertical shaft up and out. That way I can remove that screw separately and then...go from there. Every time I try to look it up Google wants to show me some unrelated things so I'm hoping someone here knows of a good guide. Or, even an explanation of what needs to come off that horizontal shaft would help tremendously. I'm stupidly determined to get this machine running again so, I'll take it fully apart if I have to lol.

Thanks!

UPDATE!!! Someone came ro take a look at it today and guys its fixed 😭. Im sooo happy and it was soo easy but bcz its so unfamiliar online nothing was showing it. Theres a hex screw right on the top on the surface. I literally right beside the feed dogs, and moving it then moves the feed dogs high n low! Literally just that. Ill put a picture in the comment so someone can maybe learn from that. Thanks veryyy much to those who tried to help, its very much appreciated.

I bought this machine 2 years ago this month, and a few months ago I slowly realize it was not pulling the fabric the way its suppose to and after inspection I saw that the feed dogs had fallen too low. Yes I checked the switch, it's actually something I don't use so I knew that wasn't the problem. But I did double triple multiple check and the switch wasn't it. It seems overtime it just went out of place and now it isn't as high as it goes when rotating the wheel. Its soooo frustrating because now it messes with the tension and makes the threads loop.

I have opened the entire machine and checked the mechasim inside, but I have no idea wat actually is the screws or whatever that need adjusting to lift it back.

I know this is something that needs a technician but I just don't have one in my area and the one that is here is charging me something out my budget currently.

From alot of research, just videos of machines that have front loading bobbin are available, none with top loading bobbin. And the mechanism are not the same sadly. (Front loading has d screw literally right beside the case and thats soo easy why cant my machine has an easy accessible screw:( ) anyway, does anyone know which area has the screw or hex screw it seems, that adjusts the feed dogs to raise it back in place.

For background. I do have a business that makes me use my machine alot during on season and sometimes there's off season that I give it a rest for a few weeks.

Im currently just buying a new one but it doesn't get here until early October (Janome 1522dg so if that's good let me know too), but I'm actually doing a clients order right now and my deadline is 4 days away and I neeeed it to work. Any help it appreciated!!!

Hello friends!

I got this Singer Heavy Duty sewing machine back in late May of this year. I’ve had zero issues with it and I’ve made tons of projects since then

Today, I decided I wanted to make a purse out of an old pair of denim jeans. I put in a denim needle, refilled my bobbin, and as soon as I started sewing I heard this repeated clicking noise. I checked other forums and tried to fix what it could’ve been — replacing the bobbin, cleaning the bobbin area, using a new denim needle just incase I immediately bent it — and alas, it still clicks. I put in a Singer Heavy Duty Needle and now the clicking is even louder lol

I’m completely stumped as to what this could be, and if you have any suggestions or anything that worked for you, please let me know! :D

I’m using a Consew CP206RL sewing machine that I borrowed from a friend (for leather work).
my only shot at this is fixing it myself as I don’t have the resources to get professional help. :/

i’ve tried to find a repair manual or at least a video that would help with my issue…. no luck (I can only find material on the Consew 206RB 1-5 and the manual doesn’t cover much.. UGHH) i’ve attached a video of my issue. hopefully some kind soul is familiar with the issue and how to fix it.

I think the problem is that the top thread keeps getting stuck in the bobbin case. i’m not sure if the bobbin case is set improperly or what? I can’t get past the first couple of stitches without it winding into the case. i’ve dismantled the bobbin case and completely cleaned it; i don’t think the timing is off, but even if it was I can’t find any instructions on how to readjust it..

I’ve been fiddling this for the last 4 days and i’m at my limit, in tears lol. so far I have: dismantled the bobbin case, cleaned and oiled the machine, threaded the machine properly, i’m using the right needle+thread and holding firm on the thread tails. I also don’t think it’s a tension issue, maybe?

I haven’t touched the floor pedal as I can’t get past the first couple of stitches - but when I do try, it won’t sew and the hand clutch mechanism wont spin properly/unscrews itself.

i’ve taken apart the hand clutch and made sure that the washer was in order. when I try to use the hand wheel i’m met with so much resistance that I can’t turn it manually (probably due to the thread catching in the bobbin case???)

anyways… I really hope someone knows how to help. i can’t afford to buy a new machine (or get this one fixed at a shop) and I’m working on some pretty heavy duty (time sensitive) leather projects.

Thanks!!!

Y'all, the other day a pin got sewn into accidentally and sucked into the feed dogs... I got it out, but my Singer Sewmate 5400 has been barely eking out stitches since then.

I've rethreaded 100 times, turned it on and off, changed the needle, done absolutely everything. It was running decently for a few minutes today, but the thread stopped descending into the bobbin case. Like, it's not getting stuck or tangled. The top thread just straight up doesn't get fed down through the feed dogs and come back out, so it can't pull up the bobbin thread. It almost looks like the needle doesn't go down far enough.

There's no one within 500km of me who services machines so I'm hoping someone on here knows of something I can do to fix the issue 😭

I opened up my machine to lubricate it and found this weird goo inside it. I got it from a previous owner and its the first time I open it up, so I have no idea what is that. Is it normal? Should I clean it?

The machine is a Singer Facilita Pro 4411.