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I’m so happy it helped you. For future reference, a three amp fuse from the hardware store is all you need, and you only need to replace the top fuse.

I have to pay for the storage of the video, which can add up when posting several long format videos. I think most people can get the gist of what is going on.

You're welcome!

I plan to.

Could you help me out about timing the front foot and where to loosen the ecentric on the shaft that controls the front foot on a 545 h3

I am not able to do that at the moment, but essentially you need to SLIGHTLY loosen the two set screws on the vertical gear under the hook assembly, at the far left end of the drive shaft. Move the gear to the left so that it disengages from the horizontal gear that it is meshed with (don't take it all the way off). Turn the hook with your fingers to the correct spot in relation to the needle while the needle is moving in its upstroke (1.5 mm above the top of the eye of the needle). Then move the vertical back to mesh with the horizontal gear and tighten the set screws. Check that the timing is correct by turning the hand wheel back and forth. If not, try again. Note that one of the two set screws on the vertical gear is tightened down on a flat spot on the drive shaft. That is why it is important to only slightly loosen the set screws.

Look for this video :::: Pfaff 145 bis Pfaff 545, Von Grund auf einstellen;;;; its german but its about all timing on pfaff 145

@@heilmannsvej I watched all the videos and didn't see anything about timing the hook it had other helpful hints thank you

There are a part 1 and a part 2@@soldiercoleone

@@heilmannsvej yeah i watched both parts