How do you oil it - Euro-Pro Denim Sewlution 380 Mechanical Sewing Machine

Oil it all around.

sewing machine oil ( from a supermarket or sewing shop)and just a few drops in the oil holes

If you look at the Oiling Instructions in the owner's manual, it has a picture of where the oil should be applied. Only one or two drops!! It should probably be oiled frequently--about every 8 hours of sewing time. Pfaff probably sells a sewing machine oil for your machine. Just tell them your machine model and they should know what you need. Do NOT use 3-in-1, WD-40, cooking oil, or the old stinky brown stuff from grandma's sewing basket!

cleaning out any machine is good , as most don't get \done get done to often , id be cautious on oiling a machine and only use a oil spec'd by the mfg. as some oils can soften and damage gears and such on some machines , oils should always be used sparingly and not left to drip down inside to points unknown , me id prefer to use caning wax for lubrication, as it never runs from where you put it like oils will

so add oil to only those spots that the owners manual tells you to oil,you owners manual is all about your machine,follow it,just because there are extra holes doesnt mean they go to something

Add mo oil

hi there,regarding after what you can change oil, you can change oil after 8 month.regarding how can you change the oil, please check screw at the right side on the oil pan, remove it and but something under the oil pan to empty the old oil.when you re full oil pan again please check there's tow mark high and low you must make oil is equal with high level.best regards

sewing machine oil is a very light oil so it does not hang around very long. if you are a heavy user of the machine it is best to oil it every month or so. if when it is stored for a long period it should be oil then too. there are one or 2 bits that need some light greasing too. some 3-1 oil is good for the job and do all the moving parts lightly and not too much oil as it will mark your clothes. hope this helps.

hi there
how come tere doesn't seem to be a tray under the machine ? pleasemake sur your machine come with oil pan ( could be come with oil pan ). or maybe your are talked about other model.
please follwo this steeps to change oil for your machine if it come with oil pan:
1 - back head of machine to back said.
2 - you will found oil pan and in right said you can see screw for empty old oil please put any bottel under oil pan and remove that screw until oil is come down .
3 - try to clean oil pan with any dry material and rethight the screw again.
4 - but new oil on oil pan until arrive to high level and turn ON you machine any running it for arround 10 minutes to make oil goes throw all tubes insaid machine.
best regards
ashraf abozid
CAIRO -EGYPT

Probably but you have to be careful that the weight of the oil is appropriate - hopefully it says what weight oil to add. Adding oil that is too thin may cause leakage/dripping onto your projects. Adding oil that it too thick may cause the unit to run loudly and not get proper lube.

Also, some synthetic oils do not blend well with common oils and may form an emulsion (like mayo). If it is very old, using cheaper common oil won't hurt it. I would stick with the common oil unless you clean out the old oil from the tank.

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