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Question posted by Rhys63 on May 13th, 2022

How Do You Adjust Timing

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Answer #1: Posted by SonuKumar on May 13th, 2022 9:26 PM

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How do I reset the timing on my sewing machine?

To adjusting your sewing machine's timing, start by loosening the needlebar and sliding it up or down to align the top timing mark just below the bottom of the timing bar bushing. If your needlebar doesn't have timing marks, lower the needle completely using the hand wheel, then raise it 2.4 millimeters.

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Instruction Manual - Page 18

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Instruction Manual - Page 24

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