Old Singer Touch and Sew bobbin trouble
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Singer Touch and Sew 600
Comments (11)Do you have the bobbin winder disengaged? It is the little silver knob on the right hand side of the machine. Down is engaged. I sew everyday on a 600. You can take the top and bottom off and put lube on the metal gears and oil everything else that moves. Take the bobbin shuttle out and and the throat plate off. Dust really good there and put a few drops of oil where the bobbin shuttle goes. Good Luck, Susan...See MoreAnyone use Singer Touch 'n' Sew?
Comments (241)childstar, I have some questions. i have several machines, including 2 Singer Touch & Sews. One is a 600E, which i think was made in 1966. The other is a 626, made in 1967. The 626 has nylon gears that fell apart in my hand when i undid the bottom to check. But the 600E has metal gears. Is it worth fixing the 626? And, if i see metal gears in the 600E, does that mean it is a good machine worth keeping?...See MoreTouch and Sew flat bobbin HELP to reload it please!
Comments (1)Middle of the page, bobbin winding. Here is a link that might be useful: Touch 'n sew 700 series...See Moretangling on bobbin singer touch & sew mod 603e
Comments (1)First thing I check is that the bobbin is loaded properly in the correct direction. Second is that the needle is inserted properly in the correct direction. You manual might contain some troubleshooting tips if that doesn't correct the prob. If you do not have the manual, you can usually find them online.... http://www.singerco.com/support/instruction-manuals I did a search for 603e - there is a free downloadable file...See MoreAnnie Deighnaugh
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