How to Thread the White Superlock 534 Serger- Serger Machine Series Ep. 2
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2014
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This is the second episode of a serger machine miniseries. This video explains how to thread the 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 adjust tension and even some troubleshooting.
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Thank you for making it so easy to follow along! Kudos to the camera man the Close UP really helped!
Your video is helpful because you show the insides of the machine CLOSE UP. Most videos don't get that close and you cannot see what they are threading. Thank you. Threading a serger is crazy but I am going to conquer it TODAY!!!!!!!!!!! If I can do a 12 needle embroidery machine, I should be able to thread a serger. BTW, I love to see guys sewing. It is a very creative craft and more guys should try it.
this is one of the best videos i have seen you guys are great. thank you
Thank you! This was just what I needed. I was given a White 534 by a friend when my old Bernette gave up the ghost. I could NOT figure out how to thread that bottom looper. As a professional seamstress who has serged since sergers first came out, it was embarrassing not to know how to thread this! VERY helpful! Oh, and one tip for you; waxing the end of the thread made it easier to get into the hole and using a lighted magnifier helped older eyes to see the durned thing!
Thank you! I inherited a serger and will attempt to thread it now, thanks to your video. I had it cleaned and checked out and have a project ready to sew. I appreciate your video!
Super helpful. I received this serger for free and it has been collecting dust. Now with your help I can learn how to use it.
Thank you so much! Picked one up on Craigslist, but could not get it quite right until I watched your video. You're a lifesaver!!
Thanks again! She working like a champ...I’m really glad that I had the threading tool for that lower looper.
Thank you! Awesome video.
Thank you so much for this video!! I have this machine and was having a hard time threading it. I got it with your help!! Yay!
I have the White s34 and I was going to put it on e-Bay because the lower looper. I could never imagine that I had to go through all of what you just went through to do the lower looper. Thanks to you I will give it another shot. Thanks!
Thank you, I have had this machine for years but have been hesitant or scared to learn how to serge. Mine had no manual with it, so between this episode and the first one you did, I feel more confident in using it.
The manuals are on EBay, along with plenty of White sergers if you need parts. Also, third party sellers specializing in old manuals sell downloads if them. Google you machine name.
Thank you! Need those tweezers to thread my White 734DW, new to me machine.
I sure appreciate this video!! My mil let me borrow her serger just like thus one now I will hive it a try!!
I know this is a pretty old video, but its worth noting that in the instruction manual for the White Superlock 534, on page 8, says the following:
Threading must be carried out in the following sequence:
FIRST lower looper; SECOND upper looper; FINALLY needle threads. If it is necessary at any time to re-thread lower looper, ALWAYS remove thread from the needles to avoid tangling.
Thought that was worth mentioning since he talked about how 90% of the problems were caused by improper threading or bad needles, and since he seemed to still be experiencing problems with the machine after, thought maybe it could have been the order he threaded it.
Anyhow, thanks for the videos, they've been pretty helpful!
I know yours is an old comment but I’ve got a frister lock 3 that says the same.
i know it was a long time ago, but i give it a try anyway. @Amra do you (or anyone) have the manual in any format?? I even sent an email to the german company but even they couldnt send me one. :(
@@simliskiskifli Singer's website still has all the whites serger manuals online. Here's the one for the Whites Superlock 534: res.cloudinary.com/singer-sewing/image/upload/fl_attachment/Singer-Website-Library/outdated_product/972_sl-534-x-.pdf
I needed that. I bought a serger over a year ago and haven't touched it because just threading the dang thing was terrifying. It's a Singer, so it's very different, but at least it's not as bad as I was imagining. Thanks guys!
This is very helpful, my cousin lent me her white 523w-9, just by watching, I almost did it right, but then something pulled tight & the stitch went all wrong haha
I’ll keep trying 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Very helpful! Doesn't thread like my Janome and I couldn't see that whole in the looper! Thanks!
I had trouble getting my tension until I discovered a trick to find a good starting point. After passing around each tensioner pull the thread out slowly while adjusting the tension tighter and looser. You need a snug tension with all about the same.
I have the 503 only 1 needle and 3 threads,anyone know what needle to use and whats up with the lower lopper no hole at end.
Do you know that when you want to change thread colors, you can tie on the new color at the top, and then just pull it thru? You do not have to rethread it each time. You put your tension on zero, and raise the pressure foot. You just cannot pull the knot thru the needle, and will have to rethread the needle. This speeds things up a lot. This is how I change thread colors on my embroidery machine. My serger manual explains this so it must not be harmful to the machine.
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That’s a really helpful tip, thank you!
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please show how to replace serger knife...why does fabric get caught in the knife of the 534...I purchased the serger approximately 1983..thank you
Great info! I need help...I've misplaced the needle clamp screws on my trusty White 534 serger. Do you know where I could get these? I've searched the internet and can't find anything. I would appreciate any info you might have! Thank!!
I was told not to use the spring at the tension for the right needle unless using 3 threads only. My serger is skipping stitches and the man who cleaned and oiled it said he can't fit it. I know it has been aligned before. Any suggestions?
Je te remercie pour la vidéo car je viens d’an acheter une et je ne savais pas comment l’enfiler
I have a machine like this I want to know which needle it occupies and what number
Did the wheel on the right of the machine run with the motor ???
I watched your video on threading the Brother 1034D just for comparison. Your presentation style has really developed a professional polish compared to this earlier video. Great job!
I'm not sure if it's the difference between the White serger and the Brother 1034D, or the video presentation, but this White serger threading looks so complicated! It looks far too intimidating for a beginning user like me! Maybe White was trying to make it "compact", and that's why things look so very cramped? Or is this just for a sewer with more experience using a serger?
I have an elna serger and would like to know if your able to do a step by step video to thread it, please
Man this is the only machine I've ever had to use a threader for the needle eyes lol anybody to anybody saving this machine from a thrift store get you a good light set up and a needle threader ready and you're good to go.
where can i get a replacement motor any ideas?
Dang it. You distracted him while he was threading the other needle. My thread keeps breaking in that needle and I can't figure out why.
my lower looper on my 534 doesn't look like that...? there's no hole on the left side to thread through to the main hole, I'd say it looks like a flattened U instead. At first I thought it'd cracked, but the left inner edge of that U is obviously machined. So...hm. Anyone know what's up with that?
You've got a later model of the 534. Thread the lower looper following all the symbols, but when you get to that part, thread up through the channel to the upper part of that looper.
I was gonna get one of these on sale on Craig's list but after watching this Nope ! Lol
Is necesary the function Closed Caption (cc) or subtitles in spanish , please.... please let me get what i want!!!.....Thank you!!!!
1. Why does my right needle come unthreaded? The thread doesn’t break. 2. My machine whines and won’t advance. I have to manually move the wheel. The motor hums without sewing please help. Thank you🎀
Can this machine Chain-stitch?
My bottom looper diagram on the machine itself does not thread like this..The machine is however the same.
What size needles are you using. I can see the brand, on the package but not the size.
Make sure you use serger needles labeled "HA x 1 SP." Then, the weight of them should be determined by the fabric you're going to serge. For example, a size 11 is for thin fabric, 14 is for thicker, heavier fabric. 16 is usually used for heavy denim.
Are the twin needles for this machine also HAx1SP? Every search has pulled up a single. Can i use a Schmetz universal twin needle?
Please can you show me where to oil the machine. I have one just like this and am not sure exactly which parts to oil. Thank you.
Kathleen Cameron do you maybe know where I could find a replacement motor for this model or how I repair the original motor? I can't remove the inner shell to access the motor parts
Just purchased a used White Superlock 534 serger. However, the lower looper itself is not original. It is part number 67027-1. It has NO HOLE near the channel. Just a sort of square hook thingy. I have NO IDEA what to do as far as threading. The thread broke so I had to rethread it. It ain't happenin' HELP ME!
Same here!!
The models which don't have the hole near the channel have a little hook-like end through which to wrap the thread, and then continue on up the channel to the top section. It's a pain to do. I use both tweezers and a small crochet hook to guide the thread through these steps.
@@monicafarrington7798 I'm befuddled looking at the machine son gave me. You wouldn't have a visual example of what you're saying? He didn't have the manual. Bought it at a garage sale. Thank you for any help.
How do I sew without cutting my material on my 4 spool White 534 surger. I’m trying to make coved-19 masks.
I must have done it wrong because I broke the right needle in half. I’m assuming that wasn’t supposed to happen.
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