Euro pro sewing machine fix

Am unable to locate a picture of your machine, but the attached link is threading instructions for a 416. Perhaps it is close enough to your machine model to be beneficial:

Euro Pro 416 Sewing Machine Threading Diagram

Oh yes, one more HINT: ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot when threading the top thread!

Otherwise, search for:

Make Model threading

and see if anything comes up that is helpful.

Or try this manual:
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/918249/Euro-Pro-415qv.html?page=16#manual

Remember that sewing machines basically operate the same. Even though the design has changed over the years, the threading process and sequence remains the same.

Here's a manual:

Euro Pro 420 Instruction Manual

Troubleshooting is on page 62.

P.S.--it is usually a good idea to always raise the presser foot when threading the upper thread. That helps seat the thread in the tension disk.

Also, change the needle often (ie, every time a new project is begun or whenever it is damaged/bent/dull.

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Could be many things. Old blunt needle, wrong tension, wrong needle and thread for the material. Have you got the same thread in bobbin and needle?Also is needle and bobbin threaded correctly?
best wishes

1. make sure your machine is threaded right.2. set the tension between 3 and 4 and play with the tension as you need it to adjust it.3. make sure the bobbin is threaded right.make sure to visit the site below; it has solutions to multiple problems and instructions how to thread the needle or bobbin. Good luck.htt://Fix Looping/Knotting Thread Fix Knotting/Bunching Thread Looping Bunching & Knotting Thread

hi.. check this link
http://www.promanuals.com/serviceparts/euro-pro-7130-7130s-7130q-instruction-manual/

hope helps u

Hi
Try looking on here:
http://www.sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Threading_Diagrams.htm
Although your model number is not listed, they do have threading diagrams for other Euro-pro machines. Perhaps one is similar enough to your machine to allow you to thread it and get started.
I'm not sure what's happened to the Euro-pro site, it seems to have been taken over by Shark and no longer has a sewing machine manuals section as it did before.
Hope this helps!

Always remember that it is the opposite of what you think, it is your upper thread that is not threaded right, not your bobbin. Once you thread it right, you should be okay. You can buy a manual at sew4less.com for about $14.95

Hi. I'm really glad to hear that you want to learn to sew! You're right to try to find a manual for your machine first, because your sewing machine is the most important piece of equipment you have.

You didn't say what model your Euro-Pro machine is and that's pretty important in order to find the right manual. See if there's a name plate somewhere on the machine with the model and serial number information.

I did find a manual for a Euro-Pro model 1260 at Relics: http://pages.sewing-machine-manuals.com/173/InventoryPage/1424422/1.html. Check it out and see if the drawing looks like your machine and the description sounds like yours.

Sew4less (http://www.sew4less.com/index.php) has a lot more Euro-Pro manuals, but no drawings or pictures.

I also found Euro-Pro manuals at http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/europro/europro_sewing_machine_product_list.html.

But this may be your best bet: http://www.euro-pro.com/europro/faqhelp.aspx They have an example of where to find the model number and then you can enter the model number to find the manual.


Since you're new to sewing but want to learn, here are a couple of websites that you might be useful:

http://www.sewing.org/

http://clothing-design.suite101.com/article.cfm/a_selection_of_simple_sewing_books_for_beginners

http://www.asg.org/ (American Sewing Guild)

http://www.sewing.com/index.html

http://sewing.patternreview.com/ (they have online classes!)

Have fun surfing--one will lead to another, I guarantee!

You can visit me at my sewing blog (www.robbiesews.blogspot.com), explore the links I have there and all my posts, and ask me anything about sewing.

Happy Sewing!

Robbie

bunching of thread under the material means that there is no upper tension. make sure the upper threading is correct.

upper part of machine not threaded correctly - no needle tension = bunching underneath