Use the product number or serial number in a Google search or you could do a search using pictures
Quilting Board has a very active & knowledgeable group of vintage & antique sewing machine owners. Someone there could probably answer any of your questions.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/vint...
How about a new needle....and make sure it's turned in the correct position. Some eyes need to be sideways...others front to back.
Just a thought.
When my upholstery machine jumped the timing, I check on youtube and they explained what to do, if you know what it is doing wrong check youtube maybe that would help you.
didn't think of that. I will check it out. I think the problem is with the bobbin case. The threads are not locking when the needle goes down. May even be the wrong bobbin case ?
more like the needle isn't fitted correctly. Good luck and have fun getting it sorted
Deep in the back of my brain, I think it was a house brand name (for Sears or somebody) for a more famous brand.
I believe you are right. someone said they think it was made by Singer. I will keep looking Thanks
Never heard of this machine. Sometimes things are at Goodwill for a reason. Sorry this happened to you. You might consider taking it to a reputable repair service center to have it checked out. Hopefully the problem is minor.
I have been sewing for about 60 yrs and never heard of it either I just bought it on a fluke to see what I could do with it so I am not out much. Had hubby working on it. He cleaned and oiled it for me.