Euro-Pro Sewing Machines - Page 6 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Am unable to locate a picture of your machine, but the attached link is threading instructions for a 416. Perhaps it is close enough to your machine model to be beneficial: Euro Pro 416 Sewing Machine Threading Diagram Oh yes, one more HINT: ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot when threading the top thread!Otherwise, search for:Make Model threadingand see if anything comes up that is helpful.Or try this manual:https://www.manualslib.com/manual/918249/Euro-Pro-415qv.html?page=16#manualRemember that sewing machines basically operate the same. Even though the design has changed over the years, the threading process and sequence remains the same.

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Search for: sewing machine timing Lots of web sites and videos available.

Do you mean kind of like the one linked to here? If so, these are pretty common with consumer electronics (DVD players, amplifiers/receivers, etc.) so you might even have one laying around. If not, they are not difficult to find at electronics supply stores. 12 18GA Polarized C8 style Power Cord By Distributed By MCM 23 196 MCM...

Good luck. I've never found anything reference to any online or hard copy for any Euro-Pro. You might try calling HSN or QVC whomever it was that sold these... and see if they can get you one.

There is a tiny screw on the side of the bobbin case.

Mark the **** (in the screw head) position on the bobbin case with tiny dab of nail polish so you will know where the original setting was.

Left/loose and right/tight.

If you are adjusting because the bottom stitching is loose/loopy, first try threading the machine with the presser foot up to see if this solves the problem.

Have you checked underneath the reed dogs for jammed thread and lit build up?

try this link... Six Common Sewing Machine Problems Solved ..or this link... http://www.sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Repair/Sewing%20Machine%20Troubleshooting.htm or this... Helpful Hints to solve machine problems

See if you can remove the bobbin from the machine. Most likely the bobbin and upper threads are entangled and have trapped the needle. You can remove the presser foot and loosen the needle from the needle bar (as though you are going to remove it). Then if you get a small pair of scissors in there and start nipping thread pieces and removing them with tweezers, you may be able to loosen it up. ...

Could be a computer board has failed.

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You may need to go with trial and error but the best I can tell you is to change the setting on your sewing machine. You need to set the machine for a thicker material. This option should be on the unit.

Perhaps the bobbin winding mechanism is stuck. Probably needs service.Also, check the bobbin and bobbin case. Perhaps there is some thread stuck or it is not securely threaded through the tensioner.

Cap??? What specifically is a "cap" on a sewing machine.

hi,

1)Check if your machine is set to sew forward.If the spring doesn't appear to be stretched,drop of WD-40 sewing machine oil.

2)The reverse button is attached to the link that moves a lever to make the machine sew in reverse. The lever is spring loaded so it returns to forward sewing when the button is released. Either the spring has come off or there is a bind in the lever(oil it).

3)Some times pieces of thread or cloth gets blocked in it.

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Be very careful. Stitching without the knife could damage the loopers (if the fabric laps over into the looper path). Most upper knives can be disengaged by pushing in and rotating upwards at the same time. ...