CB3200 Inner/Outer feet timing

[Wizcrafts]

On 11/12/2021 at 5:02 PM, YinTx said:

Can you clarify this instruction?  A bit confusing.. If the outside/back foot is already resting on the needle plate, how can you drop it down another 3/16"?  I think I am having similar issues with my machine, foot timing is way wrong (inside foot is raising when needle is dropping, binding when trying to get it any different).  Thank you in advance,

YinTx

Watch the video that Uwe posted earlier in this topic. It demonstrates the process to get the feet in sync with the needle and feed dog.

[YinTx]

1 hour ago, Wizcrafts said:

Watch the video that Uwe posted earlier in this topic. It demonstrates the process to get the feet in sync with the needle and feed dog.

@Wizcrafts, thank you for that pointer.  I did watch this video, as mentioned in my post last Wednesday.    To avoid hijacking this thread, tho they are related, here is the thread that I started that discusses some of the issues I am having.  I am beginning to believe that something slipped on the shaft causing the linkages to move in opposite directions than they are supposed to.  Hoping someone has seen this before, or can point me to the right direction to understand how to get it back into timing.  Since the post, I have been able to get the shuttle hook timing a lot closer as highlighted by RockieAussie.  I have the presser foot lifting a bit more, but still the needle foot raises when the needle drops, and drops when the needle raises.

YinTx

 

[Wizcrafts]

Oh, I see. My bad. I thought this was just a simple misadjustment of a machine. Your machine may need professional adjustment.

Any further replies should go into your other thread about your machine.

[YinTx]

4 hours ago, Wizcrafts said:

Oh, I see. My bad. I thought this was just a simple misadjustment of a machine. Your machine may need professional adjustment.

Any further replies should go into your other thread about your machine.

It may be a simple adjustment.  I have had some success today, since there is no professional around that I know of, I'm the defacto mechanic, so I do appreciate the tips and help.  This troubleshooting may help others too.  If you have time and desire, kindly refer to the other thread I started and provide any input you like.  Thanks again, and back to the regular programming!

YinTx