I have a 111w156 and did the belt. Thanks for the video. My arm shaft bushing didn't want to come out. I had to cut a screw driver to fit into the machine and be able to extend as the bushing was pounded out. The machine had sat for years..even then I bet they didn't oil it much. The bushing faired ok and with some cleaning of dig marks,etc. reused it.. It sews so smooth and quiet compared to my Juki 1510N-7..
Re:my previous question. The "hole" is where the set screw for the top gear is installed and is situated between the maximum and minimum TPI marks (between the 3 and the 24 on the engraved TPI indicator).
Hi, thanks so much for your great videos. I need to change the timing belt on my 225 , would you suggest China after market replica or should I really get Seiko. Thanks again
I replaced the timing belt on my consew 226. The new belt seems to have a lot of looseness in it. Is it suppose to be somewhat loose??? I'm wondering if it's because I used a cheap chinese belt from ebay. Maybe Seiko belts are tighter ?
Hi. I have two questions: 1) on the bottom drive shaft, the notched pulley is not fixed to the shaft and despite this 2) the needle displacement remains synchronized with the feed dog aperture. So, 1) how do I affix the notched pulley to the lower drive shaft and how are the needle and feed dog coordinated such that they seem to be connected EVEN if I freeze the hook ratation (which I can do because of the pulley slippage). Question 2 is academic, because it dissappears in the event that the pulley is properly affixed, but is interesting because I cannot determine how the (lower) feed dog remains synchronized with the (upper) needle feed, when the belt is taken out of the equation.
On some machines the feed dog movement is driven by linkages to cams on the upper shaft. In that case the lower shaft only drives the hook. If your lower pulley spins freely on the lower shaft, the safety clutch very likely has disengaged. Your machine's manual should describe how to reset your safety clutch. My Consew 225 hook timing video also shows how to reset it on that particular machine.
Uwe Grosse Yes, it turns out that the safety clutch had been tripped, and this answers my confusion about why a crenalated pulley was so complicated. I simply reset it, and Voila! In addition, I have found that the lower drive shaft drives a pushrod that coordinates the needle feed with the feed dog displacement. Thanks very much for your assistance. I'll have this bad boy timed and stitching before dark.
Hi Uwe, I have a Consew 226 and I am following your directions. I have TWO arrows on the frame (pointing in the direction of the clutch) and one arrow on the limit collar of the bottom drive shaft. Of the two arrows pointing to the clutch, one is painted red and the other is unpainted. I assume that I want to align with the red arrow, but that raises the two questions: 1) "Am I right?" and 2) "Why is there a second arrow?". Thanks for the help, Chris.
It's hard to tell without seeing pictures. Check out leatherworker.net/forum/topic/77130-seiko-stw-8b-thread-snapping-sound-around-bobbin/ and add to that topic with pictures of your machine. Consew 226 is made by Seiko (Model number STW-8B)
The belts are generally 3L V belts. 3L indicates how wide the belt is (3/8”in this case). The length depends on your particular installation and pulley sizes. The belts are available in 1” increments online and many automotive or hardware stores for under $10 in the USA. Measure length by wrapping a tailor’s measuring tape around top of pulley groove, not in the valley. Move motor to middle of pivoting adjustment range before measuring.
@@UweXY Hi Uwe, are there any indicators on Juki LU-1508 for alignment? Thank you! My feed dog seems to be moving in the opposite/wrong direction and I am wondering if this would correct that.
The Juki LU-1508 has a different alignment method. Page 16/17 of the engineers manual describes it: all-guidesbox.com/manual/703364/juki-lu-1508n-engineer-s-manual-80.html?page=20
The Consew 225 and 226 are nearly identical vertical axis hook machines, the 226 adds reverse. The Consew 206 is a totally different design with a horizontal axis hook - it shares almost no components with the Consew 225 or 226.
+Scooter Pete Somebody else already did a nice timing belt replacement video for this class of machine: ua-cam.com/video/TIxQViDgL1c/v-deo.html I've not yet done it myself, actually.
Buenos dias me gustaria saber como poner la banda de tiempo ya q la q tenia se rompio y compre una pero no se como cambiarla le agradecería si tubiera un video de como aser el cambio gracias
Uew's technical sewing videos are the best I've come across. A top-tier mechanic! Thanks for sharing.
I have a 111w156 and did the belt. Thanks for the video. My arm shaft bushing didn't want to come out. I had to cut a screw driver to fit into the machine and be able to extend as the bushing was pounded out. The machine had sat for years..even then I bet they didn't oil it much. The bushing faired ok and with some cleaning of dig marks,etc. reused it.. It sews so smooth and quiet compared to my Juki 1510N-7..
Great work as always
Excellent. Would you ever make adjustment videos for the Consew 206rb-1? Thank you for thanking the time to make the very informative videos.
Awesome video very good information, thank you very much for sharing
Re:my previous question. The "hole" is where the set screw for the top gear is installed and is situated between the maximum and minimum TPI marks (between the 3 and the 24 on the engraved TPI indicator).
Hi, thanks so much for your great videos. I need to change the timing belt on my 225 , would you suggest China after market replica or should I really get Seiko. Thanks again
Love it! I was wondering if these steps are the same to synchronize a 206rb-1? I thank you an advance.
Thanks for the great video!
Could you make a video showing how to replace the needle bar?
Please up load a video on adler 269 safety clutch. God Bless
Do you have a video on regulating forward and reverse stitch length on a Consew 226 R?
Do you have a video of how to put on the belt
Great video,can you make a video on removal and replacement of rotary hook.
I replaced the timing belt on my consew 226. The new belt seems to have a lot of looseness in it. Is it suppose to be somewhat loose??? I'm wondering if it's because I used a cheap chinese belt from ebay. Maybe Seiko belts are tighter ?
Hi ! Can you show the position of the feed dog when the arrow is aligned? Thanks a lot
Is it just a coincidence that on my machine there is a hole in the upper belt drive cogged gear when the take-up lever is at the high point?
Mister Uwe please do yuo Know where I can buy a ) feed lift Ecentric for sewing machine singer 111W 155
Tank you
Buenas noches tengo una máquina igual consew pero tengo una duda no tiene palanca de remate?
Can you post a video on how to remove and replace a hook for this or a top load Consew?
Thanks for the video. I'm relaxing my belt and don't know for to get it off the top part. How do you free the belt from the top shaft?
Removing the belt entirely is a more complex task. Somebody else made a video for that: ua-cam.com/video/TIxQViDgL1c/v-deo.html
@@UweXY thanks that was really helpful.
Hi. I have two questions: 1) on the bottom drive shaft, the notched pulley is not fixed to the shaft and despite this 2) the needle displacement remains synchronized with the feed dog aperture. So, 1) how do I affix the notched pulley to the lower drive shaft and how are the needle and feed dog coordinated such that they seem to be connected EVEN if I freeze the hook ratation (which I can do because of the pulley slippage). Question 2 is academic, because it dissappears in the event that the pulley is properly affixed, but is interesting because I cannot determine how the (lower) feed dog remains synchronized with the (upper) needle feed, when the belt is taken out of the equation.
On some machines the feed dog movement is driven by linkages to cams on the upper shaft. In that case the lower shaft only drives the hook. If your lower pulley spins freely on the lower shaft, the safety clutch very likely has disengaged. Your machine's manual should describe how to reset your safety clutch. My Consew 225 hook timing video also shows how to reset it on that particular machine.
Uwe Grosse Yes, it turns out that the safety clutch had been tripped, and this answers my confusion about why a crenalated pulley was so complicated. I simply reset it, and Voila! In addition, I have found that the lower drive shaft drives a pushrod that coordinates the needle feed with the feed dog displacement. Thanks very much for your assistance. I'll have this bad boy timed and stitching before dark.
Hi Uwe, I have a Consew 226 and I am following your directions. I have TWO arrows on the frame (pointing in the direction of the clutch) and one arrow on the limit collar of the bottom drive shaft. Of the two arrows pointing to the clutch, one is painted red and the other is unpainted. I assume that I want to align with the red arrow, but that raises the two questions: 1) "Am I right?" and 2) "Why is there a second arrow?".
Thanks for the help,
Chris.
It's hard to tell without seeing pictures. Check out leatherworker.net/forum/topic/77130-seiko-stw-8b-thread-snapping-sound-around-bobbin/ and add to that topic with pictures of your machine. Consew 226 is made by Seiko (Model number STW-8B)
Halo Mister, tolong reviuw singer 650 j-a8 dan berapa ukuran panjang v belt itu, terima kasih dari Indonesia Jakarta
Would you know what size belt I would need going from the head to the servo motor?
The belts are generally 3L V belts. 3L indicates how wide the belt is (3/8”in this case). The length depends on your particular installation and pulley sizes. The belts are available in 1” increments online and many automotive or hardware stores for under $10 in the USA. Measure length by wrapping a tailor’s measuring tape around top of pulley groove, not in the valley. Move motor to middle of pivoting adjustment range before measuring.
Uwe Grosse thanks
Do you know if there are arrows like this on the Juki LU-563 ? Thanks !
Yes, my Juki LU-563 has the same alignment arrows.
@@UweXY Hi Uwe, are there any indicators on Juki LU-1508 for alignment? Thank you! My feed dog seems to be moving in the opposite/wrong direction and I am wondering if this would correct that.
The Juki LU-1508 has a different alignment method. Page 16/17 of the engineers manual describes it: all-guidesbox.com/manual/703364/juki-lu-1508n-engineer-s-manual-80.html?page=20
@@UweXY thank you very much!
Do major differences exist between the Consew 206, 225 & 226 machines? They all seem to look the same.
The Consew 225 and 226 are nearly identical vertical axis hook machines, the 226 adds reverse. The Consew 206 is a totally different design with a horizontal axis hook - it shares almost no components with the Consew 225 or 226.
Thank you for the info.
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Can you show how to completely replace the belt?
+Scooter Pete Somebody else already did a nice timing belt replacement video for this class of machine: ua-cam.com/video/TIxQViDgL1c/v-deo.html
I've not yet done it myself, actually.
Thanks!
Buenos dias me gustaria saber como poner la banda de tiempo ya q la q tenia se rompio y compre una pero no se como cambiarla le agradecería si tubiera un video de como aser el cambio gracias
ua-cam.com/video/TIxQViDgL1c/v-deo.html
@@UweXY ok muchas gracias si va a serbir mucho su video gracias buen dia
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Me gusta mas 111w 153 al155