Troubleshooting

Something real weird happened to my sewing machine after I finished sewing my sort of "project." I don't really know what happened. It's just stopped from moving even if I tried to drop a tint of machine oil on the specific oiling gap to make the stitches smooth and glides easily without a hindrance whatsoever. It cannot be that the needle or bolts are rusty or anything. Somehow I cannot let the head knob move to continue the flow of movement. I know how to run a machine like this singer sewing machine that I have. I have this for many years and maybe the warranty is already about to end. Or could it be? Five years, six years that a certain machine needs to be replaced? Or that there are troubles ahead when machines gets older you know every mechanical parts or the whole machine should be changed if not replaced so that you'll know you don't feel any anxiety whatsoever that your work will fail or not. Machines are machines and they need to be checked every now and then. Even people have that kind of reality check: Physically, mentally, emotionally, psychologically. Not only machines.
Anyway, to find out what is wrong with the machine, he - the jack of all trades tried to check the sewing machine that halt what I need to do in hours. He brought his tools and we found that there are so many hidden crap inside. The crap? Oh those lint and many threads that I used for the needle and lints from fabric. All those crap that entangles through the bobbin and other hidden parts of the machine that controls the normal flow of its movement.
That's why it is better to have a monthly check-up or routinary check of every machine for a smooth continuous flow of its usage.

When it comes to problem with my sewing machine, vacuum, and other household tools my husband is the handy man to call.