Singer 319 in need of TLC
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It's only got a .5 AMP motor, so it's a tank but not what I'd consider industrial either...though you know sellers love a good tale:>
Miriam, you made sure to adjust the stitch width and turn on the zig zag lever and still no go?
Miriam, you made sure to adjust the stitch width and turn on the zig zag lever and still no go?
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Originally Posted by Candace
It's only got a .5 AMP motor, so it's a tank but not what I'd consider industrial either...though you know sellers love a good tale:>
Miriam, you made sure to adjust the stitch width and turn on the zig zag lever and still no go?
Miriam, you made sure to adjust the stitch width and turn on the zig zag lever and still no go?
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Originally Posted by miriam
Originally Posted by jz
That's good. Did you send out the motor to be rebuilt or did your husband do it himself? Is it expensive to have the motors rebuilt?
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I just found motor info in an old repair manual. http://parts.singerco.com/IPinstManuals/15-91.pdf
The motors are an awful lot alike. I think Bennett posted recently some links on the Vintage Sewing Machine Shop
The motors are an awful lot alike. I think Bennett posted recently some links on the Vintage Sewing Machine Shop
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Originally Posted by miriam
I just found motor info in an old repair manual. http://parts.singerco.com/IPinstManuals/15-91.pdf
The motors are an awful lot alike. I think Bennett posted recently some links on the Vintage Sewing Machine Shop
The motors are an awful lot alike. I think Bennett posted recently some links on the Vintage Sewing Machine Shop
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Are you sure thats's a 206 x 13 needle, Miriam? Your photo is a bit blurry, but it may not be. Lots of people stuck regular needles in these. Check your bobbin case. If it's all nicked up, chances are that's not the correct needle. Or at least it's really dull probably needs replacing anyway. I order mine online.
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