Help Me!! Singer 15-91
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Help Me!! Singer 15-91
My quilting group has been gifted this machine in a model #65 cabinet.
I have oiled it according to instructions in manual and cleaned out and refilled grease cups. My problem is getting the thumb screw back on the bottom grease cup.
There's not enough room to grasp the screw. Is there a secret to getting it back in place???
I have oiled it according to instructions in manual and cleaned out and refilled grease cups. My problem is getting the thumb screw back on the bottom grease cup.
There's not enough room to grasp the screw. Is there a secret to getting it back in place???
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I agree, it's easier to remove the whole motor. First remove the balance wheel, as shown in this video. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5lICoYsNMMU .
Once the wheel is off, you will see two pretty big screws screwing the motor assembly to the machine head. Remove those. The gearcase and motor should be able to come right off and you will be able to get at your little grease cup screw much easier.
Hopefully this helps.
Once the wheel is off, you will see two pretty big screws screwing the motor assembly to the machine head. Remove those. The gearcase and motor should be able to come right off and you will be able to get at your little grease cup screw much easier.
Hopefully this helps.
Last edited by NZquilter; 05-30-2019 at 01:32 AM.
#7
I agree, it's easier to remove the whole motor. First remove the balance wheel, as shown in this video. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5lICoYsNMMU .
Once the wheel is off, you will see two pretty big screws screwing the motor assembly to the machine head. Remove those. The gearcase and motor should be able to come right off and you will be able to get at your little grease cup screw much easier.
Hopefully this helps.
Once the wheel is off, you will see two pretty big screws screwing the motor assembly to the machine head. Remove those. The gearcase and motor should be able to come right off and you will be able to get at your little grease cup screw much easier.
Hopefully this helps.
Thank you NZquilter for the video. I think I could actually remove the hand wheel after watching.
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