@@shefalisimlote If the motor is running and nothing is moving, more than likely you need a new lug motor belt. If after opening it up the belt "seems" okay then it could be a case of not having been oiled and applying fresh gear grease.

You can use, with a q-tip, some 91% rubbing alcohol to clean it as the alcohol dissipates when it dries. It can be tedious but you don't want to risk promoting rust on a metal machine. I use the rubbing alcohol on vintage machines that have a build up of oil or unknown substance all the time! If you have the model number I could see if there was ever a Service Manual made for it. Service Manuals list machine parts information.

It's not difficult, just a little patience. Thank you!

You are very welcome, anything else you want to see me demonstrate please let me know, 😉

Size 15

I would say it is about average as portable walking foot leather machines go. I don't have too frequent use of it currently so in answer to your question about "over time" it is possible BUT most machines whether regular sewing, heavy duty, or industrial, all typically retain the same amount of "noise level". I would be worried if all of a sudden it sounded different. There is more torque expelled by a machine like this to be able to stitch through thick layers and leathers. I haven't owned one single sewing machine that got "quieter" over time. A machine either starts out quiet or it doesn't. Has to do with how much mechanics are installed on it and whether they are metal or plastic. This kind of machine is SOLID METAL so a bit of "noise" is expected, however it is not so loud as people might think.

Not sure what you mean by "can't open the box"

You are very welcome!

Thank you, appreciate your encouragement 🙂

You are very welcome. Sorry for the shaking camera, but it is hard to REALLY SHOW the inner workings well. Glad it was still helpful .

Sounds like the stitch dial knob "MAY" have been removed previously? If so, then before you put the dial back on, align the knob to The SS stitch, put the screw back in and then see if you can turn it to the left to go back towards the stitches 4-1. I found one on eBay being "sold for parts" and hopefully I can get it to be able to show you exactly how to fix the problem.for.your specific model machine. In the meantime I will be searching for a possible SERVICE MANUAL.

i took the small screw out that hold that knob to the machine and there in only one way to install you have to align the whole in he knob with the one on the chassis so the number 3 of the selector knob is where the screw align with...I just can not even see how would the knob turn if there is a screw holding it and not allowing any movement...very weird@@sewwhatseamstress9076

The screw is like a "tension" adjuster. It can be VERY TOUCHY. I remember having a machine with the same type of screw. You don't want it too snug or it stays stuck. Not a great design, for sure. Once I got mine adjusted correctly I never touched that dang screw again, lol!

lol but that screw on this machine has no tension if you drop it in the hole even without any tightning or adjusting the knob wont turn it seems that is what i dont understand, very weird....but anyways thank you for all what you do and have a blessed day@@sewwhatseamstress9076

Now I KNOW I have to get that machine! I am one of those seamstress/repair types that can't rest until I figure out how to FIX something, lol! Keeping my 🤞 fingers crossed for the one I found on eBay because when I DO find the fix it will make a GREAT Video! Will keep you posted when that happens.😉God Bless!

What is the machine actually doing,? Would like to help you out. This machine HAS to be threaded properly and have correct needle placement to stitch. Thread is put through the needle, size #20, from right side to the left..

@@sewwhatseamstress9076 the needle won’t go through the leather no matter if it’s really thin or 6 oz veg tan. I bought the heavier needles still nothing. Waiting for the company to call me back. Isn’t it threaded left to right?

@@sewwhatseamstress9076 same machine as in video

You will need to open up the top to be able to fix it. I will do a video for you and send the link directly to you. Just give me a couple days to get it to you. It is easier when you actually can SEE the working parts on this kind of fix.

Hope this new video helps you unstick that stitch dial. Let me know, ok? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5iEiLqA1pvdiok.html

you are very kind thank you mine is model 6945 but i think they are very similar , I took the top off and took the small screw out and oil it but when i put it back together it locks on number 3 and never moves very weird..... it is in great condition everything work except that silly dial.... again thank you very much for your reply and time:)@@sewwhatseamstress9076

@@GH-zy2dh Model 6945 JCPENNEY, right?

yes it is@@sewwhatseamstress9076

I prefer the older machines, made more SOLID.! IF YOU give me the model number I might be able to help you find a manual😉😊

Unfortunately Part ! did not process and I just found out! Part 1 was basically a tutorial of where access points on the machine were located to perform maintenance on the machine. i am not sure if I still own this model but IF I DO I will do a new video covering all those points again.

@@sewwhatseamstress9076 Thank you so much! I learned a lot from part 2, and that will get me started.

If you have any specific questions please ask! I am here to help in best way I can!

@@sewwhatseamstress9076 I will & thanks so much!

You're welcome!

I did a video several months ago, sent a link to you back when it was recorded, but here is the link to the last part with hemming on denim with twin needles. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7FohJNkxte1k5c.html

I no longer have this specific sewing machine model, sorry. All sewing machines are pretty much the same in my videos as to how to thread and wind a bobbin. If you do a search on my page typing in "bobbin winding" or "threading sewing machine' you should be able to view all of them.

You are very welcome!

You're welcome!

The work space is in my basement so EVERYTHING sounds louder down there, LOL! "Walking Foot" machines are always a bit louder because of the torque pressure needed to sew through the thicker material, leather.

You are very welcome! Glad it helps!

You're welcome!

Yep! Same goes for a hand iron! Reason is that there are minerals and calcium particles in tap water that becomes sedentary in them I have a water distiller I use for my steam press, iron , AND to make drinking water so we don't consume all that crap in tap water, trace chemicals, fluoride, etc. Matter of fact I use it for water for cooking (not boiling though). Even give our pets distilled water to drink!

Thank you!

When I purchased it the case came with it on Amazon, the price was higher too. Now Amazon is selling the carrying case SEPARATELY for $48.51 Sewing Machine Case with Base for Portable Walking Sewing Machines fits Rex 607 Singer Brother Consew CP206RL Reliable Barracuda 200ZW a.co/d/fLEbTmp

Also, any additional presser feet for this model are very hard to find. The Consew 206RB model is easier to find additional presser feet to fit. I ended up finding ONE Cording foot at Sailrite.com

Thanks for the reply.

@@sewwhatseamstress9076 Did you by chance end up finding any other presser feet for this machine? Also do you remember which machine the presser foot was for from sailrite?

Here is where you can download a FREE MANUAL! www.manualslib.com/manual/804510/New-Home-535.html

I did not realize the video came out with timing issues, so I am going to do a New One and I will address your issues in it. I will send you the link when it is completed.