White 734d Serger Manual

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meggo623

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• White 734D Superlock Serger. Condition is Used. Great workhorse 3 or 4 thread serger. With differential feed. Very easy to thread. Original manual included.
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Hello all! I just got a new-to-me White Superlock 734 from 1991. I bought it from someone who has never used it. Yes, it's been sitting in it's original box for that long untouched. I've gotten it set up and have read the manuals and my serger book..however, there is still one problem I can't solve.
The tension is not right on the upper and lower loopers. The troubleshooting tells me to loosen the tensions but they're already at 0! If either the upper or the lower looper are any tighter than 0 it gets so hard to pull the thread and it eventually breaks. Any thoughts on how to fix this? Does it need to be serviced? Let me know if you want me to post a pic.
Thanks in advance!

meggo623

Oops I just realized I needed to post this in the serger section. Any way to move threads?

skae

Skill: Advanced

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since it's been sitting in the box for a long time the tensions could be stuck. try turning them. This could loosen the tension.
Give the serger a cleaning through the discs. then take waxed floss and run it through the discs. If this doesn't help. It needs to be serviced. Sitting can freeze things up. hope this helps.
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sew2006

Ontario CANADA
Skill: Advanced

You can also use 4 different colors of thread to make it easier to see which color is the problem, thread with pressure foot up and floss between the tension disks. A machine sitting that long needs good cleaning and oiling prior to use.
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Betakin

Arizona USA
Skill: Advanced

Meggo, you say that your looper threads are breaking when you pull the threads through if the tensions are tighter than 0.so I suggest.to thread with the pressure foot in the up position, to let up on the tensions. When threading .set tensions to 0 then after threading.turn up the tension to the desired setting.this will lock your threads into the tension discs. Now drop the foot down, step on the foot control and run off a chain of thread.if all goes ok.then add some fabric to feed the little beast.and have some fun.

meggo623

Thanks. With this particular machine you can't see the tension discs. They're tucked away, but I wouldn't be surprised if this is the answer.

meggo623

Thanks. I did use the different color threads and that seemed to help me identify both of the loopers as being the problem.
What kind of floss do I use between the tension disks? Dental floss?

AdaH

Iowa USA
Skill: Intermediate

You already have gotten some really good advise on trouble shooting, but I want to add that I had this machine and wish I still had it. It's a really good machine.
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meggo623

Hi All, It's been awhile since I last replied. I was able to use the machine with three threads and I oiled, cleaned and used the suggestion of unsticking the thread tension. It all seemed to help. It works ok now and I was able to complete a project. I still have little issues with super tight tension, but it is something that I am hoping will improve with use.
However, I realized that the machine only has a narrow/rolled hem presser foot and plate! Can you believe it. A regular/standard set was not to be found anywhere. I contacted the seller and she was baffled as she had never used the machine and bought it new. Has anyone heard of this happening before? Is this why my machine has a DW at the end of the model number?
I have a feeling that I won't be able to do a lot with it until I get a standard set for regular serging. I was able to find a new needle plate, but I haven't been able to find a new presser foot. Any ideas?
(Oh and I tried to watch the VHS that came with it and it was so old it didn't work in my VCR. )

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