Sewing Machine Maintenance: How to Oil and Clean (Front Loading Bobbin)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Tutorial for sewing machine maintenance at home, especially how to oil and clean you front loading bobbin machine. After watching this video you will feel confident to dismantle the bobbin area of your machine and put it all back together with no problems at all. Maybe even do a bit of oiling here and there if your machine needs it.
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Thanks for watching and happy sewing!
Ive been sewing for around 18 years now. But being self taught on thrift store machines means I never even knew some of these parts are removable until now. You may have just saved me the cost of buying a new machine. And taught me what to fix on the ones I put into storage when they started causing problems. You're a life saver
A 9 year old video just saved me from a panic attack in the middle of the night. Thank you for saving my sanity!!!!
If you have an older machine, there are 4 or 5 places that should be oiled. However, the most important thing is to remove the lint as shown and make sure that your needle is good and the correct one for your project. I learned how to sew over 50 years ago when both sewing machines and typewriters were cleaned on a weekly basis and expected to last a lifetime. My favorite machine is a heavy duty one purchased in 1973 which I still use today!
Thank you so much!! My machine was making a terrible sound and oiling the bobbin area didn't help. Oiling the piston did the trick and this is the only video I've seen that shows that! Saved me!
Thank you , I just bought a cheap second hand machine and followed your instructions , it was jammed up with fluff and sounding a bit rough but after the clean and oil it is sewing beautifully 😀
Oh lovely! Glad the video helped make your new machine run smoothly again!
Oh my gosh. Thank goodness I found your video. I took the shuttle race apart to brush out some lint and couldn't get it back together. Your clear photography and simple explanation helped me slip it all right back together and into place in less than a minute! Thanks, so much.
Oh glad my video helped! Happy sewing with a cleaner machine 🤗
You saved me with the careful showing of the way to reinsert the bobbin casing parts! Thank you!
Another thank you to add to your collection for this video. Same story here. Inherited a Dresmaker SWA-2000. Like others took the bobbin shuttle race assembly apart & cleaned out a bunch of lint and gunk. Couldn't figure out how to put it back together, even though I was looking at their manual. Turned to YT and found your video. Within seconds, I saw what the instructions had left out! With that bit of info, everything when back into place perfectly. THANK YOU!
This was sooo much easier then reading my manual.
I find watching a video demonstration much easier than reading a manual too!
Agree this was super helpful.
Agreed but also check your manual for which spots to oil! Mine says to oil in the places she shows in the video but also in 2 other places not shown.
I still don't know how to put the bobbin in
I know right 👍🏻
This is a great informative RUclips! Thank you. I received as a gift a much older Janome Gem and use it when camping - a girl has to do what a girl has to do. Learning how to care for it will give me many more quilt tops and relaxing trips.
Thank you for speaking slowly and clearly! Easy to follow in real time.
Thank you so much. I decided to clean and oil all my machines for the start of the new year, did fine with the top loading machines. then diss assembled the first front loaded one, had a good look.decided I would remember how to put it back together, then promptly forgot how to put it back together!! Thank you so much. it went back together like a dream, nice clean and well oiled.
Just found this as I’m dragging out the old machine to make masks. Your instructions for doing this simple maintenance may help me love my machine again...thank you!
Thank you for this informative tutorial. My Janome is very similar to the model in your tutorial but the user manual for my machine makes no mention at all of cleaning and oiling. Keep up your simple and easy to understand instructions. I think they are very helpful, especially for those who do not have English as their first language.
This video was just what I needed. I took out the shuttle case and didn't know how to replace. I was lost until I saw how it was done. Now I also know how to oil the machine.THANK YOU!.
😅 I recently got my first sewing machine and I removed the shuttle part completely - I did it without even looking at the instructions and I was genuinely concerned that I had broken the machine because I just couldn't get it back into the slot that it came out of and it was slipping around in my hands with old oil on it lol
I am going to oil the machine properly now that I know how to put it back together if I remove the wrong thing 🤣😅
This video has answered questions I didn’t even know I had! I have a Janome suv1108 and although I’ve practically memorized the parts of the manual relating to operating the machine, I’ve never even glanced at the maintenance section. Thank you for this extremely well done video!!!
These were the exact steps I needed to fix my jammed machine--simply needed a good cleaning! I have a singer fashion mate sewing machine & this method still worked! Thank you so much for saving me time & money 🧡🧡
My sewing machine is over a decade old and I thought that was the end of my sewing relationship but then I realised it’s never had a service, your video is the only one I understood… I gave it a proper clean and oil.
the amount of gunk and lint fluff that came out, could have fed a small village if it was edible.
It is also the only one that showed a visual that I could follow along with
Thank you so much. You just saved me 60 dollars. God Bless you.
All great thanks. Top tip in general is to either photograph bits before you take them off, or keep them the same way up when you put them down. Good luck.
Thank you so much! this literally could be a life saver as I’m sewing masks for hospitals due to massive shortage due to coronavirus when my machine acted up. Thanks to your tutorial, I’m back in business. God bless you from Massachusetts!
Lisa Moore that’s why I’m here... hoping this helps me too! 😷
That is what I have been doing also, Lisa Moore. We are doing the same in California. Our hearts go out to you in Massachusetts!!
Me too. My machine started making a massive clunking sound the other day. I took the top casing off and did the oil like in the video but I also dropped a bit of oil on ALL the moving parts up there. Just keep hand turning to see where they all are. It did the trick. I'm in UK and I'm sewing non stop all day long. Stay safe.
I am making the scrub caps for hospital. My sewing machine is stuck. The problem is there is no sewing machine oil easy to get. So I did some research and found out that it’s same thing as the mineral oil except it is more expensive. I used soda straws to apply this oil to my machine: www.walmart.com/ip/Equate-Mineral-Oil-Lubricant-Laxative-16oz-Count-1/44807472
It is food grade. Hope it helps, stay safe!
Same here! My poor machine was sounding clunky and jamming! It didn't come with oil so until the long awaited package came and now alexis purrs like a kitten
First time I've ever bothered to do this, my 15 year old sewing machine is so grateful, thank you for making this easy to follow!!
Thank you, now I know how to oil my machine that I haven't used in years...Stay Safe Everyone..✌🏼☮️😉🌈🦋💐🌻❤️🍀
Thank you...it was time to break out the machine which was long overdue to oil. Heard a squeek the other day and found your video. Great tutorial n visual on the job showwomanship
Thanks to your video I fixed my sewing machine. It's a Singer but it is identical to the Janome in your vlog. Thanks MUCH!
This tutorial has been a life saver! I have been unable to find a manual online for my sewing machine (for quite some time now) and it was literally by chance that your video popped up. I've cleaned and oiled my machine, thanks to you! And I've subscribed to your channel :)
Excellent tutorial and exactly what I needed for my grand daughter's Janome machine. I struggled with the hook race and ring falling out and couldn't figure how to put it together, this is very clear. Great maintenance tutorial too, thank you.
Very helpful video, thank you!
I clean my sewing machine like this for the first time, can't believe the amount of dust and fluff got stuck inside. I could barely roll the right handle, and after clean it even without out oil, it's so smooth now.
Omg thank you so much! I truly appreciate it for making this video simple and straightforward... My sewing machine is making a clonking sound and I am not sure what it is but for what I think it is it’s the top part the one you made this video of.. You are a life Saver. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
I love you so much!!!! My machine just needed some oil for the horrible squeaking. I was so sad. Thought I had to take it to get repaired. Thank you!!!
This video was super helpful! Very clear both in the camera angle of the machine as well as in the steps and explanation, thank you! ❤️
You are life saved. I never knew half of what you have shown. Thank you so much :D
Just wonderful, so easy to follow. Thank you so much for your help. Leona
your video just saved my life ( accidentally opened this bit up in my mums machine and we didnt know how to put it back together) - thanks a lot for the video!!
Now theres another issue; the new needles that I bought don't fit into the needle hole despite both the old and new ones being 90/14. The old one was slightly thinner so fit in easily.. but I don't know how that is possible considering they are both 90/14..
This was exactly what I needed! The manual for my 15yr old Singer is really vague in the pictures as to where to actually apply the oil in the bobbin area. Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
Glad I could help 😀
Your video just saved us! The entire bobbin casing popped out and I finally searched on RUclips. Thank You!
This was amazing. Thank you so much. I just inherited a kenmore from the 60s and have no idea when it was cleaned last.
Thanks +miat789. Glad I can help 😊
Thank you for the very useful tutorial. I have inherited an old Elna without a manual and couldn't see the 'oil holes' that my previous machine had. All sorted now.
What a fantastic video!!! Everything was explained so simply and efficiently. thank you. I now feel much more confident with maintaining my machine!
Thank you.Had my machine 20 years and never knew how to oil it.You changed that.
Thank you! Even though you have a different brand, your video helped me to figure out how to finally dust and oil my Singer 8280 AND put it back together.
Sheriseologi
I also have singer 8280 did it got cleaned up by this technique??
Hello,Your video is very awesome, like: showing in detail where to put 1, 2 drops of oil, and the most important you care to be clean your machine sewing. I am following you with dear because I saw the way you present your works and I always will learning from you as beginner in sewing.
Thank you for your easy to watch demonstration.
I just want to say thank you for your informative video. I watched and help my mother cleaning, maintenance, oil her sewing machine. It sew smooth like new. This video is so helpful. I would recommended to anyone who do maintenance at home. Definitely useful.
Thank you for your sweet and patient guidance!
Thank you, this was a great help. I didn't see any info on oiling my machine, so this will be what I will use to maintain my machine from now on.
Hi Susan Blair . Great to hear that the video was a great help! Happy sewing :)
Thank you for making such an easy to understand video. x
Thank you for making this easy on this beginner I understand everything you said and it was very helpful
I have a 2250... this is very helpful! Thanks.
Thank you!! Sewing masks for Mask Force 2020 in PA, and now my old workhorse is whisper quiet again!
Great video, for not experienced sewers. Thanks!
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much! I too am sewing for hospitals and this saved so much time!
Great video. I like the way you clearly and concisely explain each step. I was fiddling around with my hook race assembly for ages before I found this. Thanks.
Thank you so much. Your explanation is so good. I did tried to oil the areas you mentioned and it's really worked.
Thanks so much! Very helpful and well done. Would also be nice if you could show how to put the foot, faceplate, etc. back on for us real beginners :). Thanks again! Beautiful day to you!
I dust the bobbin area between bobbins, but had never taken the needle plate off or the hook and hook ring out.... that was a LOT of fluff. O_O Thank you for this video, super helpful!
why has this got so many thumbs down? all the comments are positive....it was really useful! i wasn't sure which bit i should oil and this cleared up any confusion! thanks!
That was sooo good, I had some thread caught and it’s a borrowed machine, so I was too scared to touch it, you gave me the confidence, I think there was more lint than machine!
Thank you. Now I finally understand where to oil in the bobbin shuttle area, because I could never figure that out before I was going in the wrong place, LOL
Thank you so much for this video.Helped me alot.
Thanks, this was a great help. My daughter and I enjoyed learning how to extend the life of our machine.
Thank you fornthe video, I really needed to clean and oil my machine (never had before) this helped me so much!
The front bobbin loader was my only trouble spot, thank you for saving my life! lol
Omg you fully saved my bacon. I did not know what I was doing!
Absolutely brilliant, thank you! I have this exact machine, and am about to have a go…! 😃
thank you so much!! This was the first time I have ever oiled my machine! You made it easy peasy!
Thank you. The tutorial is very clear....
Simple but practical. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much! This video was so helpful, I will definitely be referring back to this video in the future!
Thank you so much. You've given me confidence that I can go and do this now! 👍
Awesome! All the best with those fluff bunnies!
Thanks! you are truly a life saver
Thank you for the video! I'm a newbie and have just oiled my Prélude for the first time. The website is great, too - lots of tips and ideas!
thanks a lot .
you saved my trip to get my machine repaired. the video was very easy to understand.
Thank you for the tutorial. I appreciate it and now can do it myself.
Good job, just cleaned my machine and it was spot on to your instructions!
Thank you. And my sewing machine thanks you.
I have a different model of the same brand. I had used the manual to do a cleaning, it was difficult to figure out. This video did a nice job! You also show where the oil goes for the bobbin assembly, the manual was too ambiguous. An arrow point into mid air was what the diagram looked like to me. I agree with another peron that showing how to reassemble the machine would be helpful. I also liked the idea of keeping the screws in the faceplate.
Thank you so much, you are brilliant💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏💚💚💚
thank you sooo much best demo I found
This was really helpful, thank you!
Thanks, this was very helpful. I appreciate your clarity.
You’re welcome 🤗
This helped me so much, thank you!
Thank you very much, just what I needed!
I SO VERY MUCH appreciate these videos!!! Just one issue: I wish the lighting were better in those "small places".
U taught me in right way about how to refix the down part of machine ( area around bobbin ) as I'm fed up in searching how to do it ...where those parts wer kept left out after I remove those for cleaning purpose....Thank You soooo much
You’re very welcome!
thanks you for helping me fix my sewing machine ~
Thank you, very helpful and easy to follow. 🙏🏼🙂
Its a big big help for me ....thank you so much
Thank you❤️I Appreciate your video🙌🏽❤️🦋
I’ve owned my machine for 10 years and only ever blown the fluff out of the bobbin area, without taking the back casing off. 😅 it works fine but I know I’m pushing my luck. Time to service my baby
Exactly what I needed to see! Thank you so much!
Thank you, this has been a great help. I love your accent!!!!!
Super-helpful. Thank you!
Just another thank you here amongst the countless other thank you's in the comments. Now all i need to do is buy the oil. Hahaha.
Thanks, I have not used my machine in years.
Oh my word this was so much easier. Thank you so much.
Thank you
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm a real beginner. Thank you once again
Very helpful and easy to follow along!
So helpful! Thank you so much🙂