Questions & Answers for: Euro-Pro remove cover Sewing Machines

removing front cover we have a euro pro model 416 that had a screw fall out and now the tension unit is loose. How does the front cover around the sewing head come off? We can't get inside to replace ...

how do you oil a Euro-Pro model 385x sewing machine With an oil can, remove all outside covers that you are confident to remove, most have screws through the bottom of the machine so you will need to ...

...cover.  Top right hand corner of the machine.  It is just above the computer board and has a phillips head adjustment.  It looks like a small square block with the white plastic ...

...Remove the light cover on the left, and place a drop of oil on the shaft near the top, after brushing to remove lint and dust. Turn the knob on the right back and forth, moving the needle up and down ...

...Remove the bobbin case cover and put the bobbin into position. The thread should slide through a catch on the bobbin case and up through the cover. 7. Access the bobbin case for a front or side mount ...

...Remove the bobbin cover... look for thread balls, knots, etc. Move the needle forward with the hand wheel. Does that feel normal? It might need adjusting and the check light and stop could be ...

My back stitch wont reverse There is a thing to flip up and down but doesn't do anything Has the machine been unused for a 'long' period of time? Some of the Janome machines did a similar thing - the ...

remove the cover from the left side of the machine? The cover I'm referring to is about 5" tall and about 3" wide at the widest point. Near the top, there are a few vents and at the middle, there is a

...remove the side cover over the needle bar? You may be able to find the problem there. Otherwise, you may need to have service performed. The thread could be hanging up in the tension guides--most ...

...remove it). Then if you get a small pair of scissors in there and start nipping thread pieces and removing them with tweezers, you may be able to loosen it up. ... First, pull out the needle. Then ...