When is start to sew machine starts sewing then slows down or stops, i step on pedal like if I were driving pumping it to keep machine going.
I suggest having the machine checked at a sewing machine shop
to see if there is something wrong with the motor, or the foot pedal
but first check to make sure the power cord & foot pedal are
connected correctly
SOURCE: Elna 9000 sews automatically
Most likely this is a problem in the foot control and it will need to be replaced or repaired.
sewman7
SOURCE: start/stop button problem will the machine run on its own
You have to unplug the power cord to the the foot pedal. The manual doesn't include this. And good stinkin luck with Sears or Kenmore customer service! Just pull the cord out of the machine and the start/stop button will work. Try it on a slower setting at first though. Also, if you need additional presser feet, Singer, Brother, Janome, and possibly other brands will usually work as long as they are the snap on type. I really do like my machine, good luck with yours!
SOURCE: foot pedal dead, machine keeps sewing!
There is no suppressor in the foot control of a 425. Only the control unit, which may need to be replaced. If the machine accelerates to full speed, it may have a problem with the "stop right" board which tells the machine whether to stop with the needle up.
You could have several problems, so go see a qualified Husqvarna repairman. You may contact Husqvarna customer service to locate the best one in your area.
SOURCE: singer 522 starts sewing at speed without the
Undo the foot control and take out the small square suppressor and throw it away, you don't need it anymore.
SOURCE: My Viking 5710 starts to sew without any pressure on foot pedal
Mine does the exact same thing. I think the problem might lie in the cord to the foot pedal. The cord packs into the foot pedal for storage, which forces the cord to to remain bent during storage. I believe the wires in mind became damaged and broken so I took it apart and reconnected the wires at the spot where the connector meets with the wires. But I still don't leave it plugged in if I'm not using it, it could be a fire hazard.
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