Euro-Pro Sewing Machines - Page 3 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

This may help https://www.manualslib.com/manual/451800/Euro-Pro-9105.html?page=52 other type bulbs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNqqOip9Lb0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhqpWuE_Yw4

If you mean the little bobbin stick, just push it to the back of the machine and this will disengage the wheel, then follow the diagram for your bobbin winding. :-)

Do you mean it is breaking? More info needed. :-)

Install a brand new needle. Otherwise, it could be out of time and needs to be serviced.

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There are lots of web sites and videos explaining sewing machine timing. sewing machine timing Google Search ...

Try manualsonline.com

yes it is look online at manuals on old antique machines u will b surprised what u will find

If the thread guide in printed on the side of the door or on the machine, you will need to follow the threading sequence.

Turn off the power.

Raise the thread antenna to it's highest position.

Open the tensions (set at zero). If the serger has automatic tensions, raise the presser foot as this also opens the tensions.

Turn the handwheel so the loopers are at their highest position.

Begin threading from the right to the left - lower looper is usually the first to be threaded.

After threading, set the tensions back to the normal setting and stitch a chain of thread and it should be knitted/interlocking.

I just fixed a Bernina foot pedal with this problem. There is a metal piece that presses down on a small switch when the pedal is released. The switch wasn't being pressed down hard enough to completely disconnect the power. As a result the machine kept slowly sewing when the pedal was released. I bent the metal piece down slightly with needle nose pliers so the switch would be fully pressed when the pedal is released. The hardest part was opening the foot pedal because there were no visible screws. I used a flathead screwdriver to pry the base off the foot pedal at the pivot points.

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Machines need to be used periodically. Most likely it has seized.

My advice would be to NOT use just any oil but only a highly refined clear oil specific to sewing machines and labeled as such. 3 in One oil is good for some other machines but not recommended for electronic machines. I'm also experiencing rough running w/ my model 9106 after sewing heavy denim material. It now jerks from zig zag stitch to straight stitch and will run w/o the foot pedal being pressed. I'll keep looking for answers.

You need to take it to a sewing machine shop. It could be the foot pedal, a switch or a burnt out motor, It's very frustrating I know. :)

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Sounds as though you have thread caught up inside the racer. You can try removing the boobin the turning the balance wheel back just a little to see if you can see a tail of thread caught up around the racer. Dont force the wheel or you can mess up the timing which is a major repair.