Sergers

Ron Anderson may offer some help, although his usual advice is to take complicated stuff like serger timing issues to a service technician.

NAYY,

I agree. He's very good and won't steer you wrong.

You're welcome to take a look at the stitch cycle photos I posted here:

-- they're in several albums, but truthfully, the less hair-tearing approach would be to haul it to a serger tech. I'm pretty good at mechanical things, and I can often do minor adjustments to an out of time serger, but if it's way out of whack, I wouldn't hesitate to take it in. ps: I highly recommend taking a good series of closeup photos of any newly adjusted machine. It's amazing how often that's saved a trip to the serger or sewing machine shop for something minor once I started doing that.

Kay