Stopped working
I used can air and blew out the reverse button area. Worked immediately after turning off and back on.
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E7 means
The start/stop button, reverse/reinforcement stitch button
or the thread cutter button was pressed while no thread
cassette was installed. If the start/stop button is pressed before the sewing machine is correctly set up or if an operation is performed
incorrectly, an error message appears in the stitch indicator. Follow the instructions that appear.
If you press (Stitch selection key) or do the operation correctly while the error message is displayed, the message disappears.
None of that was it. I finally could see that many times when pushing the button for reverse, it was stick part of the way. The machine probably couldn't decide to go forwards or backwards, so it gave an error message. I also got another error message, but can't remember the code. It's a faulty reverse button.
typo: "was sticking"
The same thing happened to me. After seeing the E7 code I pushed the reverse button to unstick it, then turned the machine off then on again, and it was back to normal.
Same for me my start stop button was stuck and didn't even feel like it was stuck so I turned off my machine after cleaning very well still wouldn't work finally I turned it off again and mashed on the three buttons turned it back on and it was working fine now I have switched to my petal so that this hopefully don't happen again !!!
Wow thanks. Was just about to go purchase another machine and this really worked!!
Thanks, my reverse lock was stuck on. Glad I found this posting!
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Sewing Machine Manual says nothing about an E7 message. It's been off for an hour, and it still says, "E7"
What does "E7" mean, anyway? It was working fine up to that point.
Brought my Singer Patchwork in to the place where I bought it last June. It worked perfectly there, and the sales person had no idea what "E7" meant. She called the main store, and they didn't know either.
I will have to try that, thanks.
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