Hinged bobbin cover on Singer 66 clone - have to fix or replace?
02-07-2012, 07:33 AM
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Hinged bobbin cover on Singer 66 clone - have to fix or replace?
Not thinking last night, and had the hinged bobbin cover slid open on this machine. Decided to fold her back up in her table and - you guessed it - snap! Off came the hinged cover.
Can this be fixed or will I need to order a new one? I was trying to figure out how it was even attached to begin with (new to figuring out how to take apart/clean these machines). I didn't see another part anywhere.
TIA!
Can this be fixed or will I need to order a new one? I was trying to figure out how it was even attached to begin with (new to figuring out how to take apart/clean these machines). I didn't see another part anywhere.
TIA!
02-07-2012, 07:53 AM
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If you watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi8a_..._order&list=UL
you will find instructions on how to put the slide plate back on. Fast forward to 5:05 minutes into the video. I think that even though yours isn't a Singer 66, that it probably goes back on the same way (I saw the pictures of your machine in your other thread).
you will find instructions on how to put the slide plate back on. Fast forward to 5:05 minutes into the video. I think that even though yours isn't a Singer 66, that it probably goes back on the same way (I saw the pictures of your machine in your other thread).
02-07-2012, 08:26 AM
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Thank you Cathy - I will watch it! :-)
Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
If you watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi8a_..._order&list=UL
you will find instructions on how to put the slide plate back on. Fast forward to 5:05 minutes into the video. I think that even though yours isn't a Singer 66, that it probably goes back on the same way (I saw the pictures of your machine in your other thread).
you will find instructions on how to put the slide plate back on. Fast forward to 5:05 minutes into the video. I think that even though yours isn't a Singer 66, that it probably goes back on the same way (I saw the pictures of your machine in your other thread).
02-07-2012, 06:45 PM
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JMCDA - pictures were going to come next if I couldn't get it back on. :-)
My hinged plate worked like the one in the youtube video that cabbagepatchkid linked to. Came home, was able to slide it right back on.
Was very happy that I hadn't created an additional item to fix!
However, I can't get the cabinet top closed. Cannot figure out the trick. I'll have to post pictures of that tomorrow. On my dinosaur computer at home, having problems with it and pictures.
My hinged plate worked like the one in the youtube video that cabbagepatchkid linked to. Came home, was able to slide it right back on.
Was very happy that I hadn't created an additional item to fix!However, I can't get the cabinet top closed. Cannot figure out the trick. I'll have to post pictures of that tomorrow. On my dinosaur computer at home, having problems with it and pictures.
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