Euro-Pro 9120 Computerized Sewing Machine - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
Needle is hitting the round , turning case that revolves around the bobbin
It sounds like your timing is off because what you're describing is exactly what happened to me last summer. I took it to a sewing machine repair shop and they repaired the problems, gave it a nice cleaning and it was like new when it came home. But it took two weeks (not a lot of repair shops around here) and that was torture as it's my only machine!!! :)
The bobbin on my machine
I posted an answer that applies to this.......I dont think you need to throw your machine at the wall...yet!!
I have a Shark Intelli Sew 9110 Euro Pro. It was
There is no solution for that problem. My machine was doing the same thing, I returned it for "repair". Got it back 2 wks later and had the same problem. Just the other day, the machine did that, and then something "popped" and now the upper thread won't catch the bobbin thread. I called Customer Service and was told that if I want my machine repaired, I have to send them a check with the machine for $81! Your best bet...get rid of the Intelli-Sew and buy something that doesn't break every month or so!
10/22/2014 2:56:30 PM •
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on Oct 22, 2014
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Shark 9110 won't thread bobbin
The same thing just happened to me, but I am miising a piece that fell off. Make sure there is a little metal wire piece on .the bobbin winder, if not that is your problem
Friends broke needle on my euro pro multi stitch sewing machine.
According to Euro-Pro.com
Where can I buy new needles?Answer: The needles are universal and can be purchased at any sewingmachine notion department. The size and type of needles should beappropriate to the fabric used. See the needles and fabrics chart inyour instruction book.
http://www.euro-pro.com/europro/faqdetail.aspx?modelno=9000
has all the information including a downloadable manual (pdf file)
I have a EURO -PRO
Hi janna
have you tried adjusting the top tension first?
if you have a drop in bobbin then it has to be adjusted at a sewing shop
the bobbin case you take out of the machine you can, using a small screw driver,,here's how
lower bobbin tension--
to test the bobbin tension,
remove the bobbin case & bobbin,,
hold it by suspending it by the thread,,
**** it once or twice,,
if the tension is correct, the thread will unwind by about an inch or two
if the tension is too tight, it does not unwind at all
if the tension is too loose, it will drop too much
to adjust turn small screw on the side of the bobbin
to the left is tighten
to the right is loosen
9/21/2011 7:28:08 PM •
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on Sep 21, 2011
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I have exchanged this machine
Clean the bobbin case and the fixed metal hook race with a small brush to remove lint. If there is a significant amount of lint, use a vacuum and small brush to get the worst.
Then wipe all this area with a cloth or cotton bud (Q tip) moistened (not soaked) with methylated spirit, especially if there appears to be fine dirty deposits....oil and lint combine to conspire against you.
If it seems likely that you ......really ....do .....actually .....need .....to adjust the bobbin case, first check there is no lint trapped in the metal spring where the thread is tensioned.
TOP LOADER:
Drop-in Bobbin case will look similar to this image with the tension screw in the middle of the metalwork....
the other screw at one end is holding it all together, so beware....it is not a tragedy to undo the whole lot and clean it, but very gingerly and lay the bits out in sequence and orientation, or you risk tearing your hair out !
FRONT LOADER:
....this is a bobbin case from a front loading machine and works in a very similar fashion to the top loader with drop in bobbin, again, if you dismantle it, take care so you can put it all
back properly.
FINISHING UP
GETTING THE BALANCE RIGHT:
When you are certain there's no trapped lint in top tension or bobbin, set the top tension to 4 and the bobbin tension to a point where you just begin to feel resistance.
Try using good quality thread of contrasting colours so you can more easily spot the changes.
Set your zigzag to one width less than maximum (eg. 5 of 6 ...or... 4 of 5 etc) and sew a sample for a few inches and check the result.... adjust the bobbin tension screw very little at
a time, perhaps 1/16 of a turn.
You may find you are playing with this balance for some little while and if you are putting the needleplate on and off each time begin to think it cannot be correct to do this.....BUT....it is,
and eventually, you do get a "feel" for the correct tension and then it happens quite quickly.....as a user you won't be doing it very often unless there is lint built up.
Have a euro-pro 9110 lcd screen lights up cant see
There should be a small round button on the front of the machine just big enough for your finger tip with lines around the outside like the rays of the sun or an eyelet.It should turn with the tip of your finger.Turn it back and forth for the desired light.If this dosent work you have a a bad display screen.
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Euro-Pro, Model 9130C sewing machine keeps on
Your bobbin case may have a bit of thread stuck in it. you should also clean the lint out from under the feed dogs. just unscrew the face plate and use a little soft brush, .Also check the foot pedal cable movement.Is the cable got over tight or pulled .if yes then make it bit loose then recheck.
Keep updated.Thanks.
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