Consew Sewing Machines - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

You probably knocked it out of time. There are two push buttons on the base of the machine. One of them is for resetting the timing. Press the button down and rotate the hand wheel until the button (locks-in) to a groove continue to rotate hand wheel until you hear a click. That click is the clutch re engaging, after doing this you should be able to sew just fine. Chris glfi.com

Please post the brand and model of your machine, and a picture of the area where you insert the bobbin.

you would have to check with Consew about a repair manual, it would be a good idea to replace the needle bar clamp.

Shorten your stitch in reverse the machine can't do a stitch that long in reverse. Also google your make and model machine and the word Manual so you can properly learn to use the machine safely. Cheers, Kelly San Diego, CA Embroidery Services

Small screw on side of bobbin case.

Bottom tension too loose. Or top tension too tight.

Tilt the machine up. There's a screw holding the hook in. Loosen, remove base plates, lift the hook out and replace. Don't move any thing else or you'll have to reset timing.

Check bobbin threading and tension. Make sure correct needle is installed and threaded right. Belt and oil have zero to do with the problem.

Google. Or look for Consew web site

Remove the belt. Check that the bobbin case is installed correctly. Hold the button down while turning the wheel. Also check the lock screw on the shaft. It can get loose, or too tight.

you can google your make and model sewing machine with the word "manual" and you can get one.

Check your needle installation and tension settings on both the bobbin and the machine.

Have the service center review their work. It is out of adjustment.

Was the bobbin filled as necessary? Was it inserted correctly? Was the needle misaligned or bent?

It could be oil on the belt or you need to adjust the belt under the machine there is a adjustment to tightern or losen.