Singer 300W & Consew 3300 Series Maintenance Video.

[@teama224]

Well done sir, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

My pleasure

[@vernleeper299]

I used your video for our taking 300u, they say it's just like a singer machine. I found it helpful and thanks for sharing.

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

Glad it helped

[@tylerjmechem]

Great video!!! Very helpful, thank you.

[@ImSkybii]

Hi, thanks for the video, very helpful! When I try to change the stitch length on my singer 300w, I can only turn the hand wheel about half an inch even with both buttons depressed. Any idea what’s up with that or why I can’t adjust the stitch length? Thanks

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

It must be maxed out.

[@russellwhatcott3763]

Thank you for the video, I have a model 3322 that appears to be a little bit older than this one. The video was helpful but I'm still seeing my thread knotting up on the back side of the fabric. Where's a good place to start if I've gone through all of this and I'm still not quite ready to run?

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

You need to tighten up your top tension. This should help

[@teama224]

Again awesome video, how do I set dlt to be in the correct position, I moved the letters before and I want to set the letters again in the correct position.

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

I am not sure what you are asking.

[@teama224]

@@bridgewatersewingcentre The wheel that has the letters A to L, has two set screws that holds it in place, I moved it by mistake I want to place it in the correct position in relation to the needle position (rotary position).

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

It should be the first screw that comes to view first that would be on the groove of the shaft.

[@derekdoeschannel]

HI, great video! very helpful. I just picked up a 300w101 and when I put my wheel at LT, the needles are all the way up? How do I adjust them to get them down? The whole machine is out of whack as when I turn the wheel towards me the material moves towards me? Any idea or fixes for this?

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

Sounds like possibly the timing belt has been disturbed.

[@derekdoeschannel]

@@bridgewatersewingcentre Thanks, I was thinking that same thing. Could I just loosen the screws at holding the belt to the bottom shaft and turn it 180 degrees or is there more to that process to belt?

[@luisdelgado-in3oo]

how can i adjust the puller

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

Sorry just seen this message. If the puller is the eccentric type. Then you can adjust with the button on the bed. If it is gear driven you have to change the gears.

[@chetbraim8928]

You mention at the end, lining the plunger up top with the button on the bottom up. Mine appear to be off now, what do you do to line them up? I was trying to increase my stick length for the first time and I think I goofed it.

[@chetbraim8928]

The bottom button does line up with the D line, but the top appears to have slipped to L

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

I would push the top button down first until it falls into the groove then line it up to the specified spot you want and make sure the button falls completely out. Once done the top do the same with the bottom.

[@ImSkybii]

Hey Chet did you figure this out? Might have done the same by accident, now I can’t spin the hand wheel to adjust the stitch length

[@chetbraim8928]

@@ImSkybii yes I did, I don't recall what I did but it might have been the reply above me

[@swordfish1120]

Neil, have u ever converted an industrial walking foot with a 220v three phase motor with electronics to work on 120v household current? If so, what did u do, or what did u try? I bought a Brother LS2-B837-310 with thread trimmer, synchronizer, back tack with F-40 control panel and pneumatic presser foot lift. I'd like to find a way to keep the function of these features. Any thoughts?

[@bridgewatersewingcentre]

If you convert the machine from 220 three phase to 110 volt there will be no way you can save the electronic functions, they would also be 220