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Hi,

I ve started reconditioning a Adler 169.

The machine didn't had oil for a long time so rotating it by hand was very hard

I disassembled the feet and needle linkages completely and cleaned them but haven't yet assembled the parts. I ve also disengaged the timing belt. 

The machine is still rotating hard. Then oiled it a lot and started rotating. It seems to improve a bit.

Question 1 : timing belt disengaged and only upper shaft, the hand wheel makes about 2-3 full rotations when letting it go after giving it some momentum. Based on your experience is this in spec or should I look into the cleaning of bushings...if I ll be able somehow to remove the upper shaft.

Question 2: does somebody know the nominal distance between the presser fot bar and walking foot bar in 0 position for the stitch adjustment? The issue is that setting the stitch length to 0, the walking motion was still there. Not sure if I understood correctly after browsing the forums, but this can be adjusted from the connection of the rocking arm shaft and the other linkages found inside near the stitch adjuster, and this can be fixed by knowing this standard distance between the feet bars.

 

Thank you!

 

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Did you see this recent thread? 

Is contains  find the service manual

 

6 hours ago, milkman said:

the hand wheel makes about 2-3 full rotations when letting it go

This looks fine to me 

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