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Where do I oil my 7570 - it needs cleaned but I'm in the middle of a quilt and it is sounding "loud"

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Most of the time the noise is coming from the bobbin area due to lint, debris and lack of lubrication. When you look in the bobbin area and turn your machine by hand, you will see the rotary hook rotating around the bobbin case, place a drop of oil on the hook where it touches the metal around the bobbin case and this should quiten it down.

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If this is a computorized machine, you do not oil it.

Check the maintenance section of the manual for this model.

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Good morning,

If it's been a while (more than a year) since you've had your 7570 serviced by an authorized Pfaff tech, it's likely that it's just gotten gummed up and needs some attention and adjusting.

It's definitely fixable, but not something that you'll likely be able to do yourself - some of those parts are just not easy to get to and the lubricants needed aren't directly available.

Hope this helps,
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