229-07554 Presser Spring Regulator Nut Cap for Jack F4/F5/F6
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Genuine-spec 229-07554 presser spring regulator nut cap for Jack F4/F5/F6. COD available, fast pan-India delivery.
Price range: ₹15.00 through ₹40.00
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229-07554 Presser Spring Regulator Nut Cap
This nut cap covers and locks the presser spring regulator, letting you set and hold presser foot pressure at your desired level.
Fits
- Jack F4, F5, F6 and JUKI single needle lockstitch machines
Why Replace It
A cracked or stripped regulator nut cap can’t hold your set pressure, causing the presser foot to press too light or too hard mid-run.
FAQ
My presser foot pressure keeps changing on its own — why?
A worn regulator nut cap losing its grip on the set position is a common, often-overlooked cause.
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Product Description
229-07554 Presser Spring Regulator Nut Cap
This nut cap covers and locks the presser spring regulator, letting you set and hold presser foot pressure at your desired level.
Fits
- Jack F4, F5, F6 and JUKI single needle lockstitch machines
Why Replace It
A cracked or stripped regulator nut cap can’t hold your set pressure, causing the presser foot to press too light or too hard mid-run.
FAQ
My presser foot pressure keeps changing on its own — why?
A worn regulator nut cap losing its grip on the set position is a common, often-overlooked cause.
