How To Rewire Your Singer Featherweight Foot Controller

[@은주김-l9m]

Thank you ! You’re been such a wonderful help.

[@carolentringer8836]

Perfect camera angle, thanks!

[@mjremy2605]

That was wonderful, thank you! I must get your kit. Posted this on our sewing group. Very nice video and super helpful to us all!

[@wendyraichart1080]

I really like my electric controller! Thank you for installing mine. 🙂

[@y.d.343]

How do u replace the white featherweight wires?

[@dekunmi]

Question; where could I purchase replacement cushions? 9:59

[@featherweightshop]

Follow the full video tutorial link the video description above for all the products mentioned and links to items on our website.

[@709abby]

You make it look easy. Where can i send mine to you

[@featherweightshop]

Through our website, we have a rewiring service. :)

[@barbaracaplan9405]

At 7:38 minutes, please mention to turn the pin so the groove and wire will face down.

[@geniestansbury1313]

My plug has a small metal piece that prevents the wires from pulling out. I did not need a Knot.

[@OscarHedden-eh4xk]

I really doubt any original ones had aluminum wire,maybe tinned copper which is mistaken because of the color.

[@mel11755]

I am having problems getting the double wire Screwed on. The wire is so fat after you twist it there is no room to screw the fastener on.

[@honkyz3153]

I also have this problem, I think the wires are too fat when they are combined, and if you can get them in the fastener, it will be too wide to fit in the bakelite slot. I had to solder the 2 wires together and then solder that to a smaller wire to fit in the fastener.

[@honkyz3153]

Another option for the DIY, would be to carefully cut 1/2 the wires off each of the double wires, so that when you combine them, it will be the equivalent of 1 wire, and this will fit in the fastener...

[@geniestansbury1313]

I contacted the SInger Featherweight shop and they said: To reduce the bulk of the copper wires inside the bakelite plug, you can remove 1/2 amount of copper wiring from each cord. Untwist these wires, separate each one by 1/2. Re-twist one half together from each cord, cut the remaining half off.

[@Wish2liveN18thcentry]

Probably would be a good idea to tell them to wrap wire around screws clockwise so it doesn't back wire off of screws when tightening.

[@troth6251]

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