How To Service A Baby Lock Sewing Machine

Remove slide plate, bobbin holder, and unscrew back plate.

Brush out all dust particles and thread fuzz. Complete this task at the semester & end of the school year. More often if needed.

Brush out all dust particles and thread fuzz. Complete this task at the semester & end of the school yr. More often if needed.

Use Mini vacuum attachment to help remove any leftover dust and threads. The brush used in the earlier step does a good job. Use which ever works best or what you have time for.

Use Mini vacuum attachment to help remove any leftover dust and threads. The castor used in the earlier step does a good chore. Use which ever works best or what you lot accept time for.

Note: At BMS, I had to use this vacuum cleaner for the mini brush.

So far, I have only done this at the end of the school year . . . Remove screw in the back.

So far, I accept simply done this at the terminate of the school year . . . Remove screw in the back.

This allows you to take the side plate off. You can remove threads or fuzz if needed. To return the plate, it will go on easily if positioned correctly. No need to push hard!

This allows you to take the side plate off. You can remove threads or fuzz if needed. To return the plate, information technology will get on easily if positioned correctly. No need to push hard!

Check closely to see if any threads have been caught in the thread take-up lever. (Center)

Check closely to see if whatever threads have been defenseless in the thread take-upwards lever. (Middle)

Change needles. This can be done at the end of each quarter, semester, or when needed.

Modify needles. This can be done at the end of each quarter, semester, or when needed.

Other Tips: Check under bobbin winder. The gray plastic part can be removed. Remove thread. Return the plastic part back with the prongs facing down. It should be snug.

Other Tips: Cheque under bobbin winder. The gray plastic part can be removed. Remove thread. Return the plastic part back with the prongs facing down. It should be snug.

Other Tips: Check if the needle threader needs replacement.

Final Check Up: I threaded each machine and sewed to make sure the needle threaded, back stitch, and stitches looked correct. Also listen if it is running smooth with little noise.

Last Cheque Up: I threaded each motorcar and sewed to brand sure the needle threaded, back stitch, and stitches looked correct. As well listen if it is running smooth with fiddling noise.

Record: I recorded the serial numbers and made comments on what will be check on each machine. If no further step will be taken, record OK.

Record: I recorded the serial numbers and fabricated comments on what will be bank check on each machine. If no further pace will be taken, record OK.

For the summer: remove foot pedal and wrap cords. This is ready for storage or to take in for service. Cover if needed. The End!