Babylock Serger loosing power

Several of these sewing machines for sale on ebay.com and you might contact a seller to offer to purchase a copy of an instruction booklet they list.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/BABY-LOCK-SPECIAL-EDITION-MOD-BLSE200-SERGER-/232947363846

https://www.google.com/search?q=Babylock+Special+Edition+Serger+blse200&oq=Babylock+Special+Edition+Serger+blse200&aqs=chrome..69i57.555j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8



Other copies of the manual are no longer available for sale on a web site that listed parts for that model.

This machine is not intended to be lubricated by the user. It has sealed bearings. You do need to clean the lint and cut fabric regularly.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

That depends on the model. The Babylock Triumph (BLETS8) does not get oiled by the user. However, the Babylock Diana (BL480A) needs to be oiled at 4 different points. See the picture on page 63 (page 64 of the PDF) of the manual. Babylock has the manual here: https://babylock.com/resources/5148/download . Current Babylock sewing machine and serger model manuals are available here: https://babylock.com/support/machine-support .

Please add a comment with your serger model. I'll try to find the oiling diagram, if the machine needs regular lubrication. Do not oil any sewing/serger machine unless the manual recommends that as part of the maintenance of the machine. Some Babylock sewing machine dealers will provide you with the manual, if it is available for a small fee. The Babylock serger that I have access to didn't come with a manual. However, we were able to get one from the dealer.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

eed Operators manual for Babylock Serger Model BLSE300

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Nov 3, 2005 - I lost my operators manual for my Babylock Special Edition serger. Can anyone tell me where to find one I can look at on the web or purchase?

Need Operators manual for Babylock Serger Model BLSE300

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Babylock BLSE300 Sewing Machine Parts

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Baby Lock - FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

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Yes, but it's not a do it yourself job for most people, as the timing will have to be redone.

in response to all serger, no, after my babylock serger is cleaned and serviced it runs quietly.
as for the brother, it's possible thats normal, try contacting a repair shop in your area and tell them about the serger and see what they say.
it's possible that the serger may need some type of adjustment
or a part may have broken .

it could be the motor or the power cord or the foot pedal,
check to make sure the power cord and the
foot pedal are connected correctly to the machine.if they are
then the machine and power cord and foot pedal need to be
checked

Your serger needs service. (clean, oil, adjust, etc.) It may be that the motor is not lubed well enough and as it is being run it heats up and expands which causes it to bog down and stop. I would take it in for service and "mention" this issue while you are there.

Perhaps was same as my problem.

Call your local service shop. Baby Locks in closets for years often have this problem The manual recommends annual maintenance by a pro, and they will oil the internal lobes of the feed dog apparatus. It cannot be oiled from the outside, nor with covers off, but must be taken apart. If those lobes lose the oil and heat up you will feel "surging" then slowing repeatedly -- fast then slow then fast etc -- until the lobes over heat and sort of weld themselves to that small barrel looking case. So a Baby Lock can sew, then temporarily be sluggish then later slow till sluggish; and at worst, seem to be doing everything right BUT not advancing the cloth -- that's when the worst damage is done and professional repair is needed. In PA might cost $150 to fix. $70 in parts; $80 in labor (2012 prices)
Been there, done that.

I suggest calling the 800 number provided in your owners manual