The computer pressure foot button on the espire does not work

Hi Jean.
click on this link and you might find out why its doing this.
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Quick version:

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/453718/Baby-Lock-Espire-Blsr.html

150 page version:
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/453721/Baby-Lock-Espire-Blsr.html

Baby Lock espire BLSR Instruction And Reference Manual

Your cutting blade is dull. It needs to be replaced by a experienced technician.
Cheers,
K

That would be the drive arm of the walking foot. It goes around the needle bar clamp and when the needle goes up and down it makes the foot work. Take off the presser foot screw, attach the arm around the needle clamp, and reset the screw. Many feet are made from plastic so be careful not to break when tightening. It needs to be fairly secure though, lots of movement when it sews. Use at 1/2 speed or less.

Derek

This is a good place to find a manual for your machine..http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/57370432-baby-lock-espire-blsr-instruction-manual Good Luck

1.bent or blunt needle
2.check to see if needle is all the way in needle holder
3.check tension

If this is a drop-in bobbin, there is an indented button to the right of the cover for the bobbin area that you press and the cover will pop up.

If it is a vertical bobbin - I do not know where it is located without the model - although, it would be and the end or at the front of the machine at the location of the presser foot.

Remove the needle, presser foot, needle plate, & bobbin.

Snip at the fabric and remove in pieces with tweezers - do this gently.

A couple of things to check befor

Take it back to where you had it repaired and ask the dealer to make it work under his warranty. Maybe he can tell you exactly what's wrong with your machine. Usually it is a pressure problem or the feed dogs are filled with lint or they don't rise high enough above the needle plate to work. Take off the needle plate and check them.
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