White Superlock 534 Serger- Serger Machine Series Ep. 1
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2014
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This is the first episode of a serger machine miniseries. This video explains the basics of a serger. Bryan is back and he has a White Superlock 534 serger for us to take a closer look at. Check back on future Fridays to see the rest of the videos. They will show how to thread it and even some troubleshooting.
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Lost my 524 manual. So glad I found your video. I bought my machine in 1982 so this is an old model. I leaned so much new info from watching you. Thanks.
I’ve had my Superlock since 1987 and I’ve just got it out of the closet to start using again. This video helped me get familiar with the machine again. Thanks for posting it.
Wonderful, extremely helpful series. Good sergers are built for the ages. PLEASE never take this down!
They deserve all the awards for this series! I've been gifted a frister rossman lock 3 and couldn't find any information anywhere. It's this machine only with 3 threads. How amazing to have a clear and intelligent explanation and guidance. Camera work is so crisp too. I hope 2021 is treating them well.
You guys are great!!! I recently got a White Super Lock 534 (long story) and did not know how to use it. I signed up for a 3 hour class at JoAnn Fabric on sergers for beginners. The main thrust of the class was how to thread the machine. By the time I left the class (there were only two of us in the class), I was somewhat frustrated. The instructor told me that it was threaded properly and needed service since the stitches were REALLY bad. They also told me the day their service guy comes in. I thought not. I came home and looked on youtube, and there you were. Oh, my gosh. I followed your instructions, and this machine works perfectly. Thank you, thank you, thank you. You explain things so I can understand, and the video shows exactly where I am supposed to be threading, etc. I also learned from you that the setting on the inside of the machine is the stitch length and not tension as the instructor today told me. I could have saved $40 if I had watched this first.
Perfect timing for me! My mom has this machine that's been sitting around for years, and she is going to give it to me, yay! I've never used a serger so this video is a great intro for me, thank you so much!
Thanks so much. The video was very helpful. I got the Superlock 534 from my sister who was a seamstress about 6 years ago and finally decided to put it to use.
Thank you ! I just got one of these from Craigslist. Your video is very helpful for getting started and I'm going to watch the whole series. Thanks for making them!
Love your videos. They are very helpful. Just got the white superlock 534 from my aunt.
Excellent video. The best I have seen on sergers. I have a newer model but all the info shared on the older White is applicable to the newer model. Will look forward to the whole series on sergers. Thanks so much.
I can't thank you enough for this series on the White Serger 534...I purchased this machine in Jan. of 1988 & was never able to get it to work properly...Never used it at all...this past week, when cleaning out a closet, I brought it out and looked at it more seriously since my Singer serger has been giving me nothing but problems & sounds like a motorboat...I looked at all 3 videos in your series. From lack of use, my 534 was a bit sluggish at first, then roared into action. Because of your step by step walk thru of the threading, I now have a "new" serger that hums along beautifully...believe me, this machine will get a lot of use as I am an avid sewer and use my serger for sewing as I use my microwave for cooking........Thank you again for all of your help, Howard
Howard Goldstein do you have any idea where i could find a replacement motor/how i can fix the old one.
Your videos are great, informative and very easy to follow. Thanks !
I just bought this machine from a thrift store. Thank u for the video.
This man is so knowledgeable. I learned allot and subscribed to the channel. Thank you for making this series!
Thank you! Just picked one of these up and know nothing about sergers in general. Was looking for something to show me how to use it and thread it. The tip about the needles is awesome and I'm going to go get a bunch of them because I have a big project coming up.
I was looking at sergers online and came across a couple of your videos about the White SuperLock 534. I got my White SuperLock 534 probably around mid-1970's - a little older than you estimated. It is a very solid machine and I've never had any problems with it - my reason for looking at the new sergers has to do with ease of threading and newer features. I go through this exercise every 5 years or so, but then I look at the quality and durability of my machine and decide to wait.
The only problem I have is that the "hook" I have for threading the lower looper got bent and I can't straighten it to use it, and I haven't been able to find an equivalent one - the ones I've found aren't long enough. But it was great to see it profiled. It has never let me down.
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I really need to know how to thread this machine. It was given to me as a gift so no instructions or tools to help guide me. I've downloaded the manual and followed the chart but no luck. I'm going to be tuned in on Friday to hopefully get this thing working so I can get working. Thank you for creating this tutorial. You make my life easier.
I picked up one of these from goodwill for $13. This video really helped me determine there was nothing missing from mine except the spool holders that I ended up replacing with generic dritz ones. One thing that always makes me sad when looking at white Sergers at thrift is how the thread "antenna" gets utterly mangled with rough handling. So many good machines lost to that :/
That background music tho lol X)
Gracias Gracias Gracias muy buena informacion
Thank you
Bless you ! You’ve saved this little thing a trip out the window 😚
I just got it and was bewildered by the lower looper threader that manual is just about useless for threading the lower looper . The diagram just doesn’t show exactly where the thread guide are in there 🤨
My machine cannot go all circle is stuck what happened and how can I fix it please help me
Your videos are extremely helpful, I have a similar machine branded 'Frister and Rossman' Frister lock 4. However unlike the one you show, it has a choice of stitches and the normal 'serging' /overclocking stitch has two separate parts.
I wonder if you know what it is?
Hi, thanks for the video! You mentioned flat locking. Is it possible to remove/disengage the blade from this machine in order to flat lock?
Hello: You mention that the HAX1SP needle is the best for this machine. Is that a good needle for spandex? or what would you suggest for spandex and knits. Thanks for the videos on the 534..I am enjoying these. Just found this fantastic serger for 40 bucks and it's amazing quality and so quiet ! Keep up the great informative videos you guys !
I am always excited when there is a new video! But I do have one thing to ask - can you take off you hat?
Your videos have helped me thread and become familiar with this machine. Thank you for that. I am having an issue though, the feed dogs seem to me running in reverse. I had a few people suggest the machine may have been repaired and the wiring switched causing the motor to run in reverse. Could this be the case? I'm at a loss as to what to do next and think having it serviced would cost close to buying a new machine.
I recently got my huskylock 430 I thread it the way it supposed to be but it don’t move ☹️😢the light turn on, the motor make a smooth sound, but the needle don’t move or the foot 🤔😢☹️help please 🙏
Hello, could you tell me it this White 534 would serge #10 waxed canvas? Thank you
Excellent video! Mine seems to have seized up, any advice? We don’t have any technicians where I live. TIA
Barb
hi I just got a mammylock ML 303 serger . and broke the needle and I don't know how to change it or what size of needle I need and I don't have a no manual.any help you could give me I would love it thanks.
Studies show that you lose people after about 6 minutes....we have short video attention spans! Brian is a gem! He knows his sergers! I'm getting one today (White 534) because he makes it looks so EZ peaZy. I'd rather watch more short videos than one longer one.
Holly Jaye do you have any idea how to find a new motor or fix the old one?
Just received a hand me down White Superlock 534. I'd had one years ago but have forgotten the rolled hem tension settings. All rolled hem settings do not transfer from serger to serger. What are the rolled hem settings for the White 534?
Please help !! My motor just gave up and I need help. Please tell me where i can get a new one or how I can fix the motor. I haven't managed to remove the inner shell in order to access the commutator and carbon brushes.
So what kind of needles you installed.
I love your videos, but the percussion running in the background is distracting. Sorry.
My machine has not been used in a few years. Now I cleaned and oiled after finding out hand knob would only go so far in either direction. Any advise. Same machine as in video
Could Bryan show us how to change the belt on a white 534,thanks
What is the other needle used for? I see it has 2 needles
Just an FYI ... I bought my White Super Lock 534 in 1985. So yes, it's an old but amazing machine!
K Pardiwala do you have any idea where i could find a replacement motor for this motor or better yet, how I can fix the original motor ?
I jabe tjis kind of serger .when i plug in .all lights come on .but when press pedal .it doesnt sew any trouble shoot would help .what should i chrck
Brian looks like he sparked one up before the video .
Hey Burley i have a foot petal for a white superlock serger 534 can they go bad the machine justs stops no power has to keeps on hitting the petal make it to work serger is old
Can you help me. I have this machine for many years. It started to seize . It goes a half revolution and back. I took it apart and can find nothing wrong. I oiled it, let it overnight and still it seizes in one spot. Any pointers? 😊
I just got one from craigslist as is and have the same issue. I took the bottom off and removed the black rectangular plate (onlt has 2 screws). There are two nylon gears in there and a bunch of yellow goop (i think it is supposed to be there). One of the nylon gears is cracked. I would replace it myself but you have to remove a lot to parts to replace it and then you have to fix the timing. I would guess you might be seeing the same. I am going to be looking for a pro to repair it.
Thanks so much for this video! I recently found a White Superlock 534D serger at GoodWill for $50. It was almost 2 weeks before i dared to plug it in, i was scared to do so because i couldn't believe it didn't have a seized motor or something. I bought it because it was super clean looking and was still in its original box. Its just me being phobic and i've had too many run-ins with Murphy's Law. I plugged it in this morning and the motor sounds smooth. I'll be watching the next video then go over it and clean it up and check if anything is missing. One question though, does the "D" in the 534 denote that it is a differential? Or are there A, B and C series models before it?
+Heather Cox Yes - It's differential feed on the front and rear feed dogs.
+Alan Hess Because there are two sets of feed dogs.
can you remove the knives and use this as a cover stitch machine
So he answered you can use as cover or not ?
I bought mine 1986
What size needles
Hi I’m happy I found you ,I’m trying to help my mother to thread her machine but her machine model is 530 pls can you guide me to thread her machine thank you
Where do you oil? Heard there was a hole on top for oil
Help!!!!!!!!!! Have one like this only 3 threat . It stops every time upper lopper supposed to go down ! It doesn’t make a chain as well.
Is nesesary the function Closed Caption (cc) or subtitles in Spanish, please, please let me get want ....Thank you Thousand....!!! We are here in Venezuela, Greetings!!!
Manual for white super lock serger
comment avoir une plaque pour remplacer celle qui est brise
can anyone refer me to the site to get the free user manual for this? Thank you
What does 'purified' mean, or what do you mean by it. I've looked it up in modern slang/urban dictionaries but can't find it - except in the literal form.
+EuphemiaGrubb The guy wearing the hat, its his name :)
+Heather Cox Stooped me! I've just never heard of that name. Confusion over. Thanks.
Thanks so much. I don't have to thread often with 3000 yards on a cone. Could you please state the name of the needle again?
+Claire Genett i had backtracked the video and wrote it down. I'm sure you did the same eventually seeing you got no answer. If anyone else wants to know and forgot to rewind:
SCHMETZ
System
HA x 1 SP
SP means "Special Point" if i understand right. (i'm new to this and am here to learn)
Needle number??
@@crystalwarbritton8441 schmetz special point
It like when it meet at the cycle then stop it can't continue run
Nevermind...I just realized it an article that's 2014, and its now 2018. 4 years too late to change it.
Or can any one tell me
I bought a used serger, Brother 760DE, and I have a project going on trying to install the missing parts and fix it otherwise. I'm kind of watching all possible videos of fixing sergers. Thanks for your video too. It is very comprehensive.
My Brother serger wheel is very hard to turn, almost stuck. I'm trying to oil it and now used WD-40, turned the wheel a bit and now I will let it wait few hours before trying again. This is the start of my project: ua-cam.com/video/uLfJLh-vI6o/v-deo.html
I jus got one of those machines it would've been a great video if u jus shut up and let him talk about WTH he was doing ..🤗
Turn your background music DOWN!! Regular hearing people...its probably fine. But I don't hear as much so it's competes with the info your giving.
Turn the music Down!
Have you ever had a serger sew in reverse. It’s driving me mad!
I can't whatch this with the background music over powering the talking.Can't understand what they are saying.
please turn off your music, hard to follow your voice with all the drum up beat...
Seamstress in despair !! Brian and purified, pease help me fix my motor on the superlock 534. I promise to send some delicious dates from the holy land in return or some canadian maple syrup. The other holy land
why do you find a need to have a bass-line and drums in the background all of the time? It makes it difficult to understand what you are saying.
Too much bullshit talking. Go to the point. No threading instructions, which is the most important information.
That bass and drum music (not drum & bass), is really intrusive.
And consequently extremely annoying.
Hence thumb down.
Yes I'm fucking hard to please.
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Your videos are great, informative and very easy to follow. Thanks !