Presser Foot

TinaK

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Presser Foot

09-30-2008, 10:15 PM

Ok, I think it is time to change my presser foot. I have a new one that was sent to me last year but never got it changed.
Is it easy to change out the presser foot or should I have a tech come out?
Any and all help greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

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signman

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12-08-2008, 04:27 PM

I see no one answered about changing the presser foot, but this is a related question instead of adding a new 'topic'...
is it possible for the presser foot to 'slide' up?
I've noticed that we aren't moving the wheel at all like we had to for thick stuff-and today I'm running sweatshirts with mesh and 2 oz. backing...and at 'zero' wheel clicks-the presser foot doesn't even compress the sweatshirt.
If someone can answer about installation of a new foot for Tina, it might answer my question about how 'low' the presser foot should be compared to the end of the needles. I'd guess mine is between 3/8" and 5/16" from the needle tip...
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