111W155 Repair

[NancyLou]

Thank you cowboy Bob and kgg.  We did engage the button. That was the first thing the repair guy  did.  Fixed the button and engaged it.  Then he went to clutch area and that is when everything stopped.  He fixed and tweaked everything else but did not feel comfortable taking apart clutch.  
 

 

We have been oiling for two days.  Here is where we are at.  
Thank you for any help. 
 

 

Edited 5 hours ago by NancyLou

[CowboyBob]

24 minutes ago, NancyLou said:

Hi Bob 

This is Ron Nancy’s husband.  Thank you for replying. I did watch the same video Singer Safety Clutch above several times. 
 

Here is the problem I’m still having. 
 

 

Any help will keep me out of the dog house 😂

 

 

2 minutes ago, CowboyBob said:

It was in there b4 it kicked out.So push on the handwheel alittle harder backwards should make it pop back into gear.

 

 

Edited 5 hours ago by CowboyBob

[NancyLou]

We pushed button.  It is in gear. Shaft is moving perfectly but we still have the problem in the video.  The little piece ( don’t know what it is called) is not going into the slot the way it is suppose to.  It is just on the edge of it.  

Edited 5 hours ago by NancyLou

[NancyLou]

Photo 1 …..pointing to slot….its not lining up. 

[NancyLou]

Photo 2 

I believe that there should be a space between the outer wall and the plate but correct me if I am wrong.  It seems stuck up there. 
 

 

[CowboyBob]

Like I said b4,push the button & while holding it down push the handwheel backwards & it'll snap back in.

[NancyLou]

Thanks, Bob for all your help I did engage the shaft, but unfortunately, it did not move or change the position of the piece of metal that’s supposed to go into the slot see picture above even after moving the wheel towards me and or away from me

[kgg]

1 hour ago, NancyLou said:

Here is where we are at.  

Personally I would remove the cotter pin on the catch arm pivot point, the catch arm that catches the side of shaft and see what going on. Maybe the hole in the larger piece at that point has worn the pin or the hole in the larger piece has been enlarged. What do you have to lose? 

kgg

[NancyLou]

Thank you KGG 

I will try that.  

[CowboyBob]

2 hours ago, NancyLou said:

Thanks, Bob for all your help I did engage the shaft, but unfortunately, it did not move or change the position of the piece of metal that’s supposed to go into the slot see picture above even after moving the wheel towards me and or away from me

Yes,when it kicks out it will hit there until it gets re-engaged.It's not going in the groove because your not pushing the handwheel  backwards with enough force WHILE holding the button down.Since you don't want to do what I'm telling you you can get a wide screwdriver put on the lower part of the  left pin & top of the right pin give it a twist (clockwise)& it'll pop back in the groove.

Edited 2 hours ago by CowboyBob