OurWorkbench

Granted, this might not be a machine that it is "worth" fixing or one that is particularly "liked." However, it could be "worth it" if one wants to gain experience to try to fix something on a machine that one really doesn't care for to gain confidence to work on a variety of machines and gain knowledge of how things work and are connected, etc. There is a degree of satisfaction to be able to say "I did it."

I did find a service manual, that is not free, for the 6200 series of Singer machines at http://www.tandtrepair.com/6233.html
It also has a free parts list and timing guide on that page.

Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.

themadpatter

It has the air controller. I have put it aside for the time being, as I have a couple of other ones I'm working on, too.

themadpatter

I'm parting this beast out. Anybody need any parts? I didn't get any accessories with it, and only the one foot, which i will keep for my 401.

QuiltMom2

My daughter has this machine, originally owned by her husband's grandmother. Is there such a thing as a walking/even-feed foot designed for a slant shank or do we need to have some sort of shank adapter? It stitches very nicely, has the air controller which my daughter seems to like.

Puffie40

My 9020 with a manufacturing date of 1992 uses a feed dog cover.

For stitch width, follow the linkages to see where it might have failed. Hopefully it's just old, dried out grease.

Cari-in-Oly

Here you go - https://shop.sew-classic.com/Singer-...t-421333-S.htm

Cari