COMPLETE REBUILD for VIKING 6000 SEWING MACHINES- 6010 – 6570 – Giải Ngân Vốn Nhanh Nhất Toàn Quốc

COMPLETE REBUILD for VIKING 6000 SEWING MACHINES- 6010 - 6570

$260.0 Buy It Now or Best Offer
free,30-Day Returns

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Location: Lafayette, Colorado
Ships to: US,
Item: 205091660765

Restocking Fee:No
Return shipping will be paid by:Seller
All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:60 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Viking:Viking
Type:Sewing
6000:6000
Features:Buttonhole-Stitch
MPN:6000 series and similar
Class:Household
Operation:Mechanical
Country/Region of Manufacture:Sweden
Suitable For:Silk or other delicates,Denim,Embroidery,Leather,Quilting,Vinyl,Wool

This is an offer to completely restore the function of any Viking/Husqvarna sewing machine of the 6000 series type, from the 6010 through the 6570, including other similar models for schools, etc., which had 3-, 4-, or 5000 model numbers. (it does not include the model 6690 which first introduced electronically controlled motors to replace some of the mechanisms) I am a retired Viking technician, who was trained and certified on these models by Viking back when they were being sold new, and worked for 36 years at a Viking dealer. I share, with many others, a high opinion of these quality machines and to keep my hand in, and get the satisfaction that comes from fixing good machines, and making people happy, have been for some time been rebuilding these machines to like-new performance for sale, and for people who send their own machines to me through this offer. It all started when I was still working at the dealer, and the sales staff was interested mainly in selling new machines- they would bring me trade-ins and say, “for parts or dumpster”. I couldn’t stand to see these fine machines wasted, and picked out the cosmetically best-preserved ones to rebuild and sell on eBay. I have continued to do this on into my retirement, as I became aware that many people love these machines, and most shops nowadays are unwilling to work on them. They are tricky and difficult to adjust, disassemble, and repair, for anyone not trained on them, especially without the shop manuals and the special tools and gauges. Though these machines are high quality and represent the most developed and sophisticated sewing machines of the all-mechanical type, before manufacturers started going increasingly to electronic workings and circuit boards for their upper-tier models, the 6000 series Vikings do have some problems that cropped up with age. Most commonly, the grease that was put in the mechanisms when the machines were manufactured hardened into a wax-like substance, making the movement of the mechanisms and control knobs stiff, sometimes completely freezing up. Short of that, you may find the machine sticks in left needle position, or the reverse or buttonhole doesn’t work. Old, dried-up grease can be a problem on any older sewing machine, but the top-of-the-line models like the Viking 6000’s suffer from it especially because of their complex mechanisms and close tolerances. However, this problem can be completely eliminated, and the machine’s original functionality permanently restored, by disassembly and cleaning, and replacing the old grease with modern Teflon-based lubricant which will not harden over time. Some shops will “fix” this problem by just spraying solvent into the machine to dissolve the grease- but I would caution owners, or those considering one of these machines, that this is at best a temporary fix. The grease is still in there and will eventually re-harden, and the problem may then be even worse as the liquified grease flows into smaller crevices, and the solvents can damage the oil-impregnated bearings that the later “never-needs-oil” models featured. The only way to completely and permanently restore the machines is by disassembly and cleaning. (In my pictures you will see one of the several mechanisms, disassembled for cleaning, with the yellowish grease, the culprit, faintly visible; and in another pic, the mechanism reassembled for installation) In addition to the grease problem, there were a couple of parts that gave problems, cracking with age, that turned up even while Viking’s 25-year warranty was in effect. Viking solved the problems with redesigned parts. I’ve replaced hundreds of these and have never seen a failure of the improved parts. Many Vikings have already had these parts replaced so it may not be an issue on yours. If yours does need these, Viking no longer makes the parts, but demand was enough that parts manufacturers have made them available, and I have them in stock. Another possible parts problem can be parts that have been damaged by poor adjustment, or forcing the stiffened mechanisms. I do have a considerable stock of used parts and parts machines, and will supply, at no charge, replacements from what I have; however, if I have to buy parts, I may have to ask for additional money; but I will only ask what the cost is to me. If, for instance, your machine needs both the Viking-redesigned parts, the built-in stitch cam and the thread take-up arm crank, The cost of commercially available new parts would be $127 at today’s prices, but I have recently tested 3D printed parts made by a colleague in Sweden, and both of these can be substituted for only $36. Once you have purchased this service, I will message you the address to ship your machine to, and give you my phone number and email address. If you feel that your machine doesn’t need the complete disassembly restoration, but would like just an expert tune-up of all the adjustments, or just a specific problem taken care of, contact me by eBay message, and I can discuss with you the problems you are experiencing, and maybe put on a special listing for you at a lesser price. But it’s hard to diagnose problems sight unseen- the reason I am able to offer this listing at a fixed price, is these machines so consistently suffer from the same problem of old grease- and the price I ask covers everything- except the exceptional. HOW A “RETURN” WORKS: Please note, that I offer the 60-day eBay maximum time in which you can ask for a full refund, if you are dissatisfied for any reason. You would ship the machine to me and I would refund your shipping cost by Paypal, and attempt to rectify any problem and myself pay for its return trip (which I would prefer) or, if you prefer, I would keep the machine and pay you what you have spent plus $80 for its salvage value. I want you to be happy with the machine, and I’m confident I can do that. SHIPPING: The shipping charge calculated by eBay when you purchase my service pays for the machine’s return trip to you. You will pay the shipping charge by your choice of shipper when you send it to me. The cost currently will be $40- $80 each way depending on shipper and distance. For packing, I recommend a box big enough to leave at least 1 inch, better, more, all around for cushioning of the machine against the inside of the box, taking special care for vulnerable knobs, spool pins, and handwheel. I do NOT recommend bubblewrap or air pillows- they may not stand up to the weight of the machine. The foam peanuts sold by Office Max are very good, firm but static-free and recyclable. Another good source is DIY building insulation sold in sheets of 14-1/2 x 48″ at Home Depot, easy to cut with a thin knife. Best to place a larger foam piece of some kind on each side and the handwheel end to prevent the machine shifting in foam peanuts to where it’s against the box. Turn the handwheel to where the thread take-up lever is in the lowest, least exposed position. If your box has the machine lying down, put it FACE DOWN, making sure the knobs are protected, as the back cover is more vulnerable if the box is dropped. If your machine will be upright in the box, put some softer padding under the left end, to prevent the unsupported end of the base getting bent if dropped, OR consider putting the machine UPSIDE DOWN in the box- with some padding under it of course. Wal-Mart sells a box of a good size and shape for sewing machines, the Medium Size Extra Strength. No need to send accessories, case, or foot control (unless it needs work); I have these for testing. Do send the bobbin-case, so I can make sure it will work perfect for you. A number of people, aware of the problems with age these machines are subject to, have bought machines on eBay and had the seller send them directly to me for refurbishing, saving one shipping trip. If you live close enough to deliver your machine to me, great, happy to avoid the expense and trouble of shipping, and speak directly about problems you are experiencing, and I will refund whatever eBay adds for shipping. I give myself slack with the 5-day “handling time”- I am retired, after all, and like to work “not under pressure” but generally, I have had machines on their way back to their owner within 2 or 3 days. I am happy to answer any questions you may have.

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