No problem, happy to have been of help :)

You are most welcome

Thanks for watching.

Remove the front cover and retrieve the spring. Re-install then good to go.

You're very welcome!

Glad I could help

No problem

Hi, you are most welcome. What makes you think the A5E needle bar is incorrect?

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines I have to force a needle head into it with pliers and will only take the very skinny ones. ita a size 16. Hope that helps x

@@twisteddolldesigns6190 they take a DBx1 needle that has a 1.6mm top. Firstly I would suggest cleaning/clearing the needle hole using an old DBx1 needle. Loosen needle screw enough so you can fully insert the needle, maximum needle insertion can be checked through the hole in the side of your needle bar, then using a pair of long nose pliers gripping the needle repetitively insert and remove the needle, essential clearing or reaming the needle passage way, hopefully if all goes well, this will slowly become easier as it clears. Secondly always use a top quality needle like Groz Beckert, Schmetz (now Groz Beckert), or organ, cheaper needles are not manufactured to the best standards and may cause issues because of this. On a side note, if you want to use heavier threads, order system 71x1 needles, these go to a #160 size, and fit perfectly to your machine. Good luck.

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines thank you so much for the ideas, I've done all that you have recommended and i only use the brands organ and the schmetz needles aswell, still have to use the pliers to get the needle in, the size of the actual hole for the needle to go into is extremely small?? I'm so confused with it lol.

@@twisteddolldesigns6190, it sounds like the needle bar hole has an irregularity inside, very unusual, but of course it is possible, I would say it is around the area where the needle clamp screw goes in, the hole is very small, only 1.6mm, I believe it will free up over time.

Where are you located please? We are in Australia so if you are in another country then there is not much we can do for you with physical help sorry.

Sorry Chris but I can't answer that, I don't know.

You will need to contact your closest JACK dealer, the broken part should wind out easily.

It sounds like you may need a visit to your local technician to do some fault finding.

Hi Jenny! There will be a H2 presser foot pressure adjustment video coming out in the next few weeks.

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines brilliant thanks so much , I will keep an eye for it .

Same question ! Thank you for your help !

Unfortunately not but you can buy these from any good industrial sewing machine supplier as they are always breaking when you bump them.

You would need to experiment with different pressures as different thicknesses of fabric will have different pressure requirements.

You will need to determine what pressure you need based on the fabric you are sewing. Different fabrics and different thickness will all require different pressure so you will be adjusting to suit as you go.

You should set bobbin tension first then match it with the top tension.

You may have to adjust your feed dogs as they are what feeds the fabric. You may need to take your machine for service.

Same😢

@@jonakamp3326 kuch solution mile to batana

You need to reduce pressure on the presser bar and some machines you can also buy rubber feed dogs I believe so that could help.

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines thanks

You're welcome 😊

These pressure regulator screws are available as a spare part from your local JACK supplier.

These plastic parts are featured on most industrial machines these days.