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nena wooderson
January 19, 2025
I bought a new foot controller for my model 758, because i had power but my foot controller wouldnt move the machine. well either will my new controller move the machine, but i have power, well i mean the light goes on, but no movement. what could be wrong?
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Mr. Anderson
February 4, 2025
If your Singer Touch & Sew 758 sewing machine has power but the foot controller does not move the machine, the issue could be caused by the following:
1. Faulty Foot Controller: The foot controller may be defective or have a broken internal connection. Check for visible damage or test it with a multimeter to ensure it's functioning properly.
2. Loose or Damaged Power Cord: Inspect the power cord and connections between the foot controller and the machine. Ensure the cord is securely plugged in and free of frays or breaks.
3. Worn Carbon Contacts: Inside the foot controller, carbon contacts can wear out over time, preventing proper electrical transmission. These may need replacement.
4. Motor Issues: The motor may be seized, damaged, or not receiving power. Check the motor for any signs of overheating, wear, or blockage.
5. Internal Wiring Problems: Loose, disconnected, or damaged wiring inside the machine or the foot controller could interrupt the electrical circuit.
6. Stuck Mechanism: If the sewing machine mechanism is jammed or frozen, the motor won't be able to move it, even if the foot controller is functioning.
7. Blown Fuse or Electrical Component: Some sewing machines have internal fuses or electrical components that could fail. Inspect for any blown fuses or damaged components.
To diagnose and fix the problem: - Test the foot controller with another compatible sewing machine, if available. - Ensure the machine is properly oiled and free of jams. - Consult a professional technician if internal repairs are needed.
Avoid operating the machine until the issue is resolved to prevent further damage.
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Do you have a question about the Touch & Sew 758 and is the answer not in the manual?
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I bought a new foot controller for my model 758, because i had power but my foot controller wouldnt move the machine. well either will my new controller move the machine, but i have power, well i mean the light goes on, but no movement. what could be wrong?
If your Singer Touch & Sew 758 sewing machine has power but the foot controller does not move the machine, the issue could be caused by the following:
1. Faulty Foot Controller: The foot controller may be defective or have a broken internal connection. Check for visible damage or test it with a multimeter to ensure it's functioning properly.
2. Loose or Damaged Power Cord: Inspect the power cord and connections between the foot controller and the machine. Ensure the cord is securely plugged in and free of frays or breaks.
3. Worn Carbon Contacts: Inside the foot controller, carbon contacts can wear out over time, preventing proper electrical transmission. These may need replacement.
4. Motor Issues: The motor may be seized, damaged, or not receiving power. Check the motor for any signs of overheating, wear, or blockage.
5. Internal Wiring Problems: Loose, disconnected, or damaged wiring inside the machine or the foot controller could interrupt the electrical circuit.
6. Stuck Mechanism: If the sewing machine mechanism is jammed or frozen, the motor won't be able to move it, even if the foot controller is functioning.
7. Blown Fuse or Electrical Component: Some sewing machines have internal fuses or electrical components that could fail. Inspect for any blown fuses or damaged components.
To diagnose and fix the problem:
- Test the foot controller with another compatible sewing machine, if available.
- Ensure the machine is properly oiled and free of jams.
- Consult a professional technician if internal repairs are needed.
Avoid operating the machine until the issue is resolved to prevent further damage.
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