20 Most Recent Elna 7200 Computerized Sewing Machine - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Should be a slide at the rear of the free arm of the machine, return it to the normal stitching setting, then start sewing and they will pop up.

invert the open press on a heat proof surface, so that the heating shoe is on the lower area and the wooden board is above, balance it on a towel or similar so its stable as it will be sitting on one of the upper handles. Now plug in and turn the heat up. Use a protective glove like oven mitt, the shoe is VERY hot. Rub over the surface with an iron cleaning stick, let it heat up and smoke (do it in a well ventilated area), then rub off the residue with a big wad of rag taking care not to touch the shoe. Alternatively theres a cream product called iron magic, will do much the same thing. The last option which works on irons, is a panadol tablet, but you need to hold it with tweezers and rub over the baked on gunk. Keep cleaning and rubbing off until you've removed the burned on material. Use a rajah or pressing cloth when ironing anything with a decal on the front, or using press to apply interfacing.

remove the needle plate and the bobbin, there's two spots marked with red, in centre of the bobbin case place a drop of good quality sewing machine oil, and also to the left on the case, beside the tension dial. A drop in both, then run the machine slowly for a minute until the oil has spread through the innards. You can also remove the top cover but this is not covered in the manual as there's the recommendation in the manual to have your machine serviced annually. However, it can be done, unplug, then undo the two screws on top which hold the top cover on. Push down the spool holders, then wiggle the top panel around the lifting handle so you can slide the top panel vertically to the back around the handle. Then look down and oil on the needle bar bearing, turn the flywheel towards you to go through the stitch cycle and you will see the bearing coming around, drop of oil onto it. DONT oil on the right side near the friction drive and motor, just on the left area, metal on metal moving parts.

For Elna Star 62C (SU) machines that have no motor belt. If the motor pulley is damage or slipping. This part can be expensive or not available. Check out my solution to Elna motor pulley repair at very little cost at https://youtu.be/mpNmeSZ6_HE

There is insufficient information. Does the needle move when you turn the hand wheel. If it doesn't, the fly wheel has been disengaged. (This lets you wind a bobbin. However, if the bobbin winder pin has been returned to the left position, the winder isn't engaged.) This is controlled by the knob in the center of the hand wheel. Hold the hand wheel with one hand and turn the knob towards the back of the sewing machine. If the fly wheel is engaged, then the problem could be the motor or the pedal rheostat. You might try to find a new compatible foot control first, https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/elna-star-62-sewing-machine-parts.aspx?index=1 . The motor is no longer available. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

https://www.google.com/search?q=Elna+Contessa+103+parts You put one drop of oil in any joint that has a hole in it, or anything that slides or pivots.

Hi Nikita,
I also am after the manual for the Elna contessa mo-103 and was wondering if you might be able to scan and email it to me? Am going crazy trying to get it threaded and tensioned correctly!!
Thanks

First DON'T use it if it is smoking. There is a serious risk of a fire or electric shock!! The inside parts of the motor are badly worn and need to be replaced or rebuilt. You will need to take it to a specialist to repair this as it is NOT safe to use until you do repair it.

Engage the clutch

Get it from the dealer

Contact Elna.

Elna and Janome both do a 4000 model. Take a look at the link for Elna. It is country specific and doesn't appear to be a US model. https://new.elna.com/us/en/support/support-previous/ Janome Memory Craft 4000 https://www.janome.com/siteassets/support/manuals/retired/computer/inst-book-mc4000.pdf https://www.google.com/search?q=elna+stitch+craft+4000+manual .

The foot controller was pressed (or the start/stop button was pressed if the foot controller is not connected) and the reverse/reinforcement stitch button was pressed while the presser foot is raised. Lower the presser foot lever before continuing the operation

Try this; https://youtu.be/bhqpWuE_Yw4 Hope this tip helps.

Try this site; https://www.mymanuals.net/registration?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgLTM4pT_8AIVxJTVCh3C9Q69EAAYASAAEgLCSPD_BwE Hope this tip helps.

Check thread sensor. Thread may not click into it.

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of course it could be . I have replaced a couple on my machines

you need the manual! https://www.google.com/search?q=PRO+900+DCX+manual ..

YOU DID NOT HAVE IT TIGHT ENOUGH ME THINKS