DenimHead

The reverse is slightly shorter. Do you have insight on how to equalize them - and to adjust the machine to do four stitches per inch?

Hello. I am a sewing machine tech, but I am stuck on something and I am reaching out to the community for advice. I have a Juki 563 that will not sew less than six stitches per inch. I know that it has the ability to do four stitches per inch, but everything I do will not get it below six, including adjusting the feed graduation disc. The eccentric appears to be in the right place and the machine is feeding correctly. Do any experts know how to adjust the machine to get it to four stitches per inch?

Thanks for the response. This dial did hold correctly in the recent past, so something has change so cause it to slip. You're right, it does look just like a Consew dial. The Econosew is probably a clone of a Consew.

Thanks for your answer. I will check the end of the plunger. There is no spring on the back of this dial and nothing pressing against it to cause pressure.

I am repairing an Econosew long arm, and the stitch dial will slowly turn to the left when I sew (meaning the stitch length will gradually get longer). I have taken off the dial and nothing seems wrong. I have taken off the top access plate and back access plate, checked the set screws and bolts and all are tight. The fabric thickness has not changed. I cannot identify why the dial turns as I sew. Has anybody had this experience or know why it could be happening?