My machine is mAking a very nasty noise when sewing. I've oiled it already n continues any advice?

Caveat! Oil only if your machine is mechanical. If it is computerized, follow the care instructions in the manual. The squealing could be a belt, May be best to take it for service if it continues.

Try installing a brand new needle. Sometimes a bent or dull needle will cause lots of racket.

You should consult your owner's manual for maintenance--cleaning and oiling instructions. Most sewing machines do require oil--some more frequently than others. Most machines also need frequent oiling in the bobbin/hook area. Be sure to use only good quality sewing machine oil for your machine--NO 3-in-1, WD-40, cooking oil, or old brown stinky oil.

If it continues to make the noise, you should probably have it serviced. Since it is less than a year old, it might still be covered under warranty, so don't delay.

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First thing, install a brand new needle. A bent/damaged needle will frequently make noises.

Second, if it is mechanical machine (not computerized), it most likely needs a good cleaning and oiling.

Will not zigzag or decorative stitches New to these newer plastic style...

If it continues to make a knocking noise, it could have a bent part or be out of time, in which case you should contact a service repair shop.

Take in in for a Maintenance. There are many areas the may need a drop of oil, or adjustment. You don't want to do it.

"OIL IT" , or you may have a thread lock, check the shuttle by removing the bobbin case and the shuttle behind the bobbin case. A single piece of thread can lock the machine "DO NOT FORCE MOVEMENT" As you may break the machine..

the machine is showing it doesn't need oiling or the manual says
it's a self oiling machine?
if the machine is self oiling the DON"T oil the machine.
if you think the noise is from the tension dial,, the try using a can of
air or unwaxed dental floss on the tension dial if you have access
to the tension dial.
or the machine may need to be checked to find why it's making the
noise. the machine may just need some adjustments or a tune-up
depending on when the machine has been serviced last.

some sewing machines are self oiling, that mean's there oil inside the parts, so if the manual doesn't say to, don't

hi, when a machine sit up for awhile, the grease & oil can because nasty, & it needs to have new fresh grease & oil put in it, & also check to make sure there's nothing loose or damaged. so having a machine service at least once a year is good.

if you could explain the problem more maybe I can help you. just send me a comment

Look at all the holes on the outside of the machine-oil the ones without threads in them. I've tried oiling the works inside the machine, but that ends up making a greasy mess. Be sure to clean out old oil and lint regularly-it's amazing how much lint can build up, especially with certain threads. And, you definitely don't want nasty old oil transferring to your quilt! Check the platform under the machine-excess oil can drip down there, causing ucky problems. A well oiled, but clean, machine is a happy machine!

You need to find out exactly where the noise is coming from, any unusual noise could be expensive in the long run.