Euro pro wont zigzag

SOURCE: tension on stitches

Loose bottom stitches mean the UPPER tension has a problem. Pull the thread through the tension assembly and test it to make sure the tension is working correctly.
(To do this test, adjust your tension setting to normal or medium or 5 or something in the middle. Raise the presser foot and pull the thread through the tension. It should pull easily!! Lower the presser foot and pull the thread. It should pull noticeably harder.) If it does not work this way( the tension stays loose) you will need to set the tension to Zero, open the discs with a small screwdriver and remove the lint or thread which is stuck in there.
Sewman7

SOURCE: replacement foot pedal and wiring for Euro Pro

Here's a place that carries all the pedals. Many are used by various brands, and go under different names for different machine companies. The euro-pro manual has the manufacturer's name and the model #, or you can browse the drawings of pedals to match your own. My euro-pro 9110 uses a model also used by viking and huskevarna. This place carries the cords as well.
Good luck.

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SewTechWayne

• 186 Answers
• Posted on Feb 01, 2009

SOURCE: zig zag won't work

Make sure stitch width slider is not set to zero. If not then you either have a bind in the needle bar pivot or an electrical problem (bad stepper motor or bad circuit board).
I can't remember if this machine has a twin needle lock out, if so turn it off.
Good Luck!

SOURCE: Zigzag stitch pulling tight, looks wrong

Try adusting the bobbin thread instead of the top. Always make sure to insert the bobbin so the thread is pulling in a clock wise direction. Both threads top and bobbin should have about the same resitance when pulled.

SOURCE: thread keeps snapping on NEW Euro Pro 32-Stitch sewing machine

I have the same machine with the same issues. I am so frustrated! Here is how I am going to solve my problem in 4 simple steps:
Step 1. Open garbage can.
Step 2. Throw piece of **** supposed sewing machine into can.
Step 3. Cover garbage can, cursing loudly.
Step 4. Purchase a brand name sewing machine with a real warranty!