Husqvarna designer se

I don't have this machine, but mechanical items with moving parts need to be oiled. I would check in your users manual. It should give you a schematic on the places to oil. Use sewing machine oil so it doesn't get all gummy and cause more problems.

Yep, open the leg seam, embroider, and then stitch the seam closed.

Sometimes machines will not work because even though the hoop appears large enough, there is not enough leeway for the presser foot to maneuver inside the hoop. This is a common issue with embroidery machines. The probably answer is to either shrink the design or use a larger hoop.

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This is usually a bad transformer. If the machine is less than 5 yrs. old it is covered under the mfg. warranty. You need to take it to an authorized dealer.
sorry!

If this problem persists there is an upgrade on the take up lever that has a plastic clip that holds the thread in better. Check with your dealer.

Hi there, If your trying to find out how long it took you to embroider something, You need to go to your touch screen menu- touch Set- then down at the bottom left of this screen and touch More- three (3) times you'll get to where it says Running time:(It's the 3rd Selection) There it will actually show you the total running time (Sewing and Embroidery If you haven't zeroed it out by hitting the zero (0) next to that selection.) You can do this on the touch screen with the embroidery unit on or off. You need to touch the zero (0) to zero out your time before you start an embroidery project. Once you've done this and you've finished an embroidery you can check how long it took by the touch screen menu- Set- touch More 3 times and there you will see how long on the Running time it took to embroider your design. I hope that helped. The total time your machine has ran (Embroidery and Sewing) is kept in Memory on the Service Screen that your Technician gets into when he services your machine. So your not actually wiping out that. The Set menu is just for you to keep track of how long your machine sews or embroiders something pretty much. I hope that helped you out with your question. Happy Sewing!! Kathy

did you take out the whole bobin case and see if it has a piece of the broke needle in there?

Taking it in for service is your only real option. If you have a bad tech in your area, you might consider mailing your machine to a better one. It's getting hot because of either a bad or dry bearing or too tight of a timing belt, most likely. It could be a few other reasons but either way the machine is loading up and the motor is drawing too much power throught the circuit board and locking up the machine. I doubt your thread jamming is caused by the same thing but it is possible.

Your check spring or check spring sensor need to be replaced, take it to a Husqvarna repair shop, there is nothing you can do yourself..

there was a recall for the designer 1 machines. visit husqvarna's website.