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;)  hi just purchased a singer 45k53from a friend. i can not figure out how to lower the foot it is about 3/8 above the arm.  any help would be appreciated. thanks

 

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Please post pictures of your machine. If possible one pic from the left side with removed face plate please.

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9 hours ago, edsmower said:

any help would be appreciated

Here is two manuals which may help.

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45k53.pdf 45Kmanual-2.pdf

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23 hours ago, edsmower said:

;)  hi just purchased a singer 45k53from a friend. i can not figure out how to lower the foot it is about 3/8 above the arm.  any help would be appreciated. thanks

 

I cannot figure out how to post a picture

It keeps saying file too large

 

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Notice on the picture with the blue background dead center in that picture is a part that's obviously made and not a singer part.

It's a small screw and I don't think it's the right length. Maybe that's part of my problem??

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Bottom picture, right-hand side, that little bracket with the hole looks like it fits onto the bolt just above it? I can't tell if it's got a thread on it.

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Are you sure there's enough slack in the foot lift chain(or wire) from the pedal to the lifter arm on the backside?

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Yeah the lift chain is not hooked up

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Maybe that's the wrong foot and it's too short

Is anybody have a machine they can measure the foot length

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Maybe the presser foot bar is binding when it is in the lifted position. If so, loosen any set screws that might be holding in bearings on the top and bottom of the presser bar. If that drops the foot, find the best position and tighten the screws to keep them in a good spot. It would help to pull out the presser bar and clean off any residue or dings with emory cloth.

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3 hours ago, edsmower said:

Maybe that's the wrong foot and it's too short

Is anybody have a machine they can measure the foot length

From what I can see it looks like the correct one,which is short on this model of 45K

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