Error shown o7 what is problem? - PfaFF 1163 Sewing Machine

Error 6 is not shown anywhere. There doesn't appear to be a service manual anywhere. Contact Juki direct.

https://www.google.com/search?q=JUKI+CP-160%2C+error+6

Reset

https://www.fixya.com/support/t12305365-juki_cp_160_reset_original

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There are two black plastic locks on each side (shown with errors). Turn them to release the front ring. Pull the ring and whats behind it out then clear your jam.
If the black plastic knobs are too hard to turn then loosen the philips screw that hold them a little then retighten when done.

Usually the owner's manual will list the most common error codes in the Troubleshooting Section. It is difficult for anyone to help diagnose your problem without the make and model of your machine.

Here are a couple of web sites that may be helpful:
http://futura-support.com/node/108

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YeDNwJDV_k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVJIPCK-LcM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TXtX_uUaww

There are more videos available through YouTube re using your machine. If the above didn't help, there may be others that are more helpful.

There may be something in these reviews:
http://www.amazon.com/Singer-CE-200-Quantum-Futura-Digitizing/product-reviews/B000N5KFN4

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RCS appears to be Remote x Screen.
Manual is shown below. error start on page 80
You may have lost the electronic connection to the screen.
http://janome.com/siteassets/support/manuals/embroidery-models/inst-book-mb-4en.pdf

I don't have a good answer for you but I would remove both needle and plate, turn off and unplug machine for 10 minutes, replace needle and plate and 'reboot' the machine by turning it on and see if that clears any corrupted memory.

Usually the error codes are shown as like E4 which would be E4: You hit the reverse button while the bobbin winder shaft was moved over to the right. Move the bobbin winder shaft to the left. If you have any further questions or feel that the error is an F error code instead of an E error code message me back and I will look futher into your F error code but even if you click this link which will bring you to the brother error message site click here http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/BSC/public/us/us/en/faq/faqh/000000/000000/000064/faqh000064_000.html?reg=us&c=us&lang=en&prod=hf_ce5000eus&Cat=56 it still basicly says the same thing and the errors are shown as E's. I await your reply if you have any further questions Thanks Rick

I found a website for you that might help. They have a lot of kenmore manuals including one similiar to your model#148.12051. The manual opened as model 1205 so maybe searching for your model as the 1201 might help too. hope this helps! =)

http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/kenmore/kenmore_sewing_machine_product_list.html

hi there,

you mean bobbin tension,on figure shown there is set up screw on the body latch of bobbins
if you can see,use small flat screw driver adjust gradually not to tight then insert thread have it pull this should be on trial and error bases because there is no numerical figure to indicate,mostly this was factory adjusted have you ever watch sewing on www.youtube.com try it type this on you internet address,then on you tube search box type
"sewing machine"there are set up slide on sewing machine intruction,have a nice day to you and don't forget to rate me thank's

hi! well! everything is gonna be fine,make sure the thread was wine on clockwise rotation as shown on figures if this similar to your bobbins anyway this is just a sample how to set up bobbinsthe thread is inserted on slot of bobbins case to acquire a tension tread. then hold bobbins on spindle while the needle of machine is on higher position.as shown on figuresthen inset this on shuttle hook case as shown on figures.then after bobbins was set up on shuttle case the thread of bobbins will hook up by the thread of needle by rotating the handwheel manually by your hand be sure the top thread was set up properly.just let me know if the procedure can help.

i have the book and it says thread from inside out, inside looper (upper) then lower, then thread the needles, first right then left.  I have found that it does not matter if you thread the needles or loopers first but that you should try to thread from inside to out.