My needle still goes up and down when I put the machine in the bobbin wind position.

Here are the steps to thread a Euro-Pro 382 sewing machine:

1. Raise the presser foot lever to release the tension discs.
2. Place the thread spool on the spool pin and slide it to the right until it clicks into place.
3. Pull the thread end from the spool and insert it through the thread guide located at the top of the machine.
4. Pull the thread down through the tension discs, then wrap it around the bobbin winding tension disc located on the top left of the machine.
5. Insert the thread end through one of the holes on the bobbin and push the bobbin onto the bobbin winding spindle.
6. Push the bobbin winding spindle to the right to engage the winding mechanism. Hold the thread end and press the foot pedal to start winding the bobbin.
7. When the bobbin is full, cut the thread and push the bobbin winding spindle back to the left.
8. Remove the bobbin from the spindle and place it into the bobbin case.
9. Hold the thread end and turn the handwheel towards you to raise the needle to its highest position.
10. Pull the thread from the bobbin case and insert it through the thread guide located above the needle.
11. Thread the needle from front to back and pull the thread out about 6 inches.
12. Lower the presser foot lever to engage the tension discs and pull the thread towards the back of the machine.
13. Hold the thread end and turn the handwheel towards you to take up the bobbin thread.
14. Close the bobbin cover and you're ready to start sewing.

You normally have to slacken off the knob in the centre of the handwheel which disconnects the drive to the needle. There is also some type of catch where you put the bobbin to connect it to the drive.

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When winding a bobbin, the machine's needle action is deactivated. One must deactivate the bobbin winding mechanism when ready to sew. Your owner's manual should have instructions for how to do this. On most machines, it is the inner knob on the handwheel that needs to be tightened. But since we have no information for your machine, we are limited in ability to assist.

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I do not know the Husqvarna Viking 630. However, I have used the Viking 6690 and it has a similar on-the-side bobbin winding routine. I suspect that you failed to move the bobbin winding mechanism back into the sewing position. Look closely at the area around the bobbin winding spindle. It looks like there is a lever below the spindle. Does this need to be moved or rotated? Double check the steps in the manual and check that you did the opposite steps of preparing to wind the bobbin.

On the 6690, you pull out a knob after removing the bobbin. (You push this piece in and put the bobbin onto the now exposed spindle for winding.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

To disengage the needle while winding a bobbin do the following: the handwheel on the right end of the machine has an inner knob. hold the outer rim of the handwheel stationary as you rotate the inner knob counterclockwise. Also make sure the bobbin winding peg is pushed over to the right and the bobbin is seated on the peg.

Which make and model sewing machine do you have?

None of my sewing machines need the wheel to be loosened for bobbin winding. The Singer Touch & Sew bobbins are filled in place. Use the handwheel to get the needle into the highest position (just turn the wheel). Wrap the top thread around the screw that holds the presser foot; open the slide plate part way and press the bobbin wind button. Hold the top thread and then begin winding by stepping on the foot pedal.. The thread should break after a few winds.

The Kenmore and the Husqvarna Vikings both get wound at the top. Place bobbin on winding pin. With the needle up and metal presser foot in place thread the top thread up to the bobbin (through the guides) and up through the hole in the bobbin. Slide the bobbin winding switch over towards the bobbin. Hold the thread tightly and begin winding (step on the foot control). After a few winds are on the bobbin, cut the thread that you were holding flush with the top of the bobbin. Continue winding the bobbin. (The newest Viking in the group has a computer screen; on that one, do not press OK until done winding the bobbin.)

However, if the handwheel is not turning and the needle is down, first find out why it isn't turning properly. This could indicate a tangle of thread somewhere in the system. (The older Husqvarna sewing machine in my home has a non-functional handwheel. The machine will still sew but you have to use the needle up/down switch that forces the needle to stop in the up position before you run out of bobbin.)

Please add a comment with the specifics of your sewing machine and I'll be glad to add additional information.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

You are jammed up with thread or material. Clean it out, rethread, wind a new bobbin. Oil your machine and put in a new needle. When you sew, hold the thread ends when you first start out sewing for about 4-5 stitches. Read your manual, watch your dvd on instructions

If the stop motion wheel is stuck and you can't free it the best way to do it is to stand at the end of the machine, get something that looks like a chisel or something that has a flat end even a screwdriver, put the end of the screwdriver in a slot on the left hand side of the stop motion and give it a sharp thump down, it worked for me for years, the only problem you may have is if you do not have any slots or grooves to put the screwdriver in.

How do I wet wind a 2 inchs long bobbin using varnish.

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Gholam