Learning About the Singer Featherweight Motor Lubricant Port

[@valerystclair4022]

Wonderful presentation and helpful information

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

Hi Carmen. These two videos you made on oiling and then on lubrcation of Featherweights is very helpful. I thank you for making the enjoyment of my new Featherweight that much greater.

[@suzyhendrix]

I would love to see a video on busted motors and why they can't be repaired

[@ronalddaub9740]

They absolutely can and are rewound.!

[@ronalddaub9740]

And armatures can be undercut if needed ECT any electric motor can be rework . Yes a video of this would be a good idea

[@wannabealuna]

Another great video on maintaining the wonderful Featherweights. Thanks so much.

[@semco72057]

This video was a help to me on how and where to lubricate the models mentioned. I appreciate your help and will remember this when lubricating mine.

[@4486xxdawson]

Always nice to find good information before i get started restoring , thank you ....

[@catrionagroves5430]

thank you for all your videos, but this one especially. My top motor port (of the half inch long variety) was rock solid and I have to confess I did start digging in there with pin before deciding it wasn't all just compacted dust!! You saved me from disaster.

[@homelyheart]

I have the shorty weird one, this was SO helpful thank you! Now to find the right grease here in Australia. Not having much luck!

[@featherweightshop]

So happy the video helped! We ship our products, including the grease, worldwide. Australia is one of our most common out of US countries we ship to. You have a lot of Featherweight friends down under! 😊❤️

[@homelyheart]

Featherweight Shop Thanks I’ll be placing an order for sure! 🤩

[@lindapaulson5778]

Love your videos. Just got a featherweight, hopefully I can oil and lub it the right way!

[@marymac62]

thank you for posting this demonstration. I actually do have the UK version because I now live in England and was given this machine! I am trying to learn about it and want to learn how to lubricate it. I'm not sure if it needs it or not, how can I tell?

[@desmirage]

I wonder if you might please provide a link to your suggested motor lubricant. Thanks so much. 🙂

[@PDNB214]

Thank you for such good information.

[@jws1948ja]

My sister has a machine that needs refurbishing, and I am sure mine does too.. Where is this marvelous person who has resurrected these machines?

[@chhunogrady1803]

I have 99k model and couldn't find any place ( holes) for putting the lubricant. Did you know any motor that do not use a lubricants?

[@alma27ram]

Thank you 😊

[@GGMann-qh4ui]

Well done. Thx.

[@rousingtherelics]

Thank you, Carmen. I've maintained my Featherweight motors myself, but I recently acquired a 206K with a .5 amp motor that looks to have a vertical lubrication port on both ends of the motor (not just one and the other end being the carbon brush). Do you know if these lube spots have the same lubrication requirements as the FW just x2?

[@7susanna483]

How often should I do this?

[@RenaissancePeopleNYC]

outstanding

[@ratbahalmas2270]

today put oil on a sewing mortor and started to smoke,,,,plz can yu help mi with what to do😢 to remov such oil

[@featherweightshop]

Thank you so much for your message! Please visit the link below for more information and to contact us directly with questions about the Singer Featherweight - happy to help! :) singer-featherweight.com/pages/contact-us