20 Most Recent Husqvarna Interlude 445 Sewing Machine Questions & Answers

I have a Husqvarna 500 computerized sewing

Husqvarna... | Posted on Jan 24, 2018 | Be the first to answer

How to remove the covers

If it is a computerized machine, the covers are not meant to be removed as the computer components could be easily damaged.

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Husqvarna... | Answered on Oct 08, 2016

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The sewing teeth were down for quilting, I cant make them come up again for sewing, wheel turns but teeth dont move, any suggestions?

Look at the presser foot and imagine they are at the center of a clock. Now look at 4:00. There is a horizontal wheel (dial) on the free arm that needs turning.

The feed teeth are lowered when you turn the dial on the front of the free arm to the left . Turn the dial to the right if you wish to raise the feed teeth. The feed teeth will raise as you begin to sew.

Look at #12 on page 2 here: http://new.husqvarnaviking.com/sitefiles/clientsite/57/57c874e2-c4de-4acc-a703-3d47b01f941b.pdf

Husqvarna... | Answered on Feb 22, 2015

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I would like to get a straight stitch needle plate

check with a1sewingmachines.com and see if they can help you with the part

Husqvarna... | Answered on Aug 08, 2014

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I have a interlude 445. do I need to take it in

No. That particular machine never needs oiling. That is one of the great things about a Husqvarna Vik sewing machine.

Husqvarna... | Answered on Feb 26, 2011

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I wound a bobbin and now I can't get it off the

Hello pup...... In the future, don't wind the bobbin so fast. The reason it gets stuck is because the thread is so tight on the bobbin it actually makes the bobbin a tiny bit smaller, making it hard to get off again. If you dont wind it so fast, it doesn't get so tight. Remove a few yards of thread from the bobbin and it will release from the winder peg. Joe

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Husqvarna... | Answered on Dec 24, 2010

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Hi there, i have this super

I don't know if this is an option for you, but you might try to take the machine to someone that specializes in these machines. It is very hard to diagnose these types of problems over the computer. But if you have someone look at it. It is possible that there is a very simple fix.

Husqvarna... | Answered on Oct 26, 2010

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I need to sew with

Hi,the solution is possible, The answer is a little bit long, so i will give you a link to get the manual on how to adjust the sewing machine.

ca.uky.edu/HES/fcs/FACTSHTS/CT-MMB-213.pdf.

Take care.

Husqvarna... | Answered on Jun 06, 2010

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What is a code 4 on a husqvarna 550 xp

Hi Jeannine, everywhere I've looked for an answer says that the Husqvarna 550 xp is a chainsaw. Are there numbers or letters missing from the model number you've posted?

Husqvarna Sewing... | Answered on Dec 07, 2019

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I dopped the foot pedal it came apart Viking Husqvarna980 I want to see a video of it

Hi Joan-
I found this youtube video regarding foot control assembly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb7F1e05VbQ

Hope this helps.

Husqvarna Sewing... | Answered on Nov 27, 2019

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I have a Husqvarna Classica 100. The bobbin case will not click into place. The inner section seems to have gone inwards.

Hi Robyn-
I found this link.
http://www.husqvarnaviking.com/SiteFiles/ClientSite/4b/4b34186a-c25f-4c4a-8d8f-dd58c7e2c801.pdf

On page 3, it talks about "Removing the Bobbin Case" and "Bobbin Winding"

Hope this helps.

Husqvarna Sewing... | Answered on Nov 27, 2019

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Husqvarna h-class 600e system error 9

Hi Sippe Max-

I found this owners manual link to your Husqvarna H-class 600e sewing machine.
http://manuals.husqvarnaviking.com/VSM/Husqvarna%20Viking/HVManual.nsf/1fd5659e6f37141041256697003e64c0/150dbfd2b9107babc12578010047839a/$FILE/HClass_600E_manual_EN_A.pdf
On page 55 of the manual it talks about what ER9 means. and how to fix it.

Hope this helps.

Husqvarna Sewing... | Answered on Nov 27, 2019

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Hi My Husqvarna 2000 will not do Zig zag or respond to any of the cams.

Hi Claire-

This question has been answered within Fixya already. Here's what I found.

Over time, and especially when not used, there is a likelihood of dust and old oil forming a sort of glue, or clag....

Remove the needle for safety, then, when you have the setting on Zig zag, gently push the needle arm to the opposite side of the zig stitch.......release the needle arm, and if it springs back quickly, it is fine, if it moves slowly, or almost not at all, then the clag needs removing with application of few drops of methylated spirit to start, at the sort of piston affair that shifts needle arm L & R .....move the needle arm back & forth until it frees up, a drop of oil to finish.........if almost seized, may require leaving overnight after using a penetrating lubricant if it is really resistant....I have had them on the bench for 3 days with manual manipulation a few times each day before they finally come good.

Denatured alcohol is fine, surgical spirit too, different countries have different names or products, essentially alcohol with few impurities that will evaporate quickly with little residue.

Hope this does work for you, tho' as I said, it may take a little time to penetrate depending on severity........the same applies to the reverse mechanism of many machines when they seize.
If you want any more help with this, just post back here, or, drop a line through the "Contact Us" page at www.bargainbox.com.au

I also found this youtube video regarding Husqvarna 2000 needle adjustment. The audio goes in and out-but is also has typed instructions on the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsCIOM7Bn8U

Hope this helps.

PS: If you put your question in the "Search problems & products" area at the top of the website, it sometimes gives you answers to your question that other people have also had.