20 Most Recent Euro-Pro EP416W - Page 5 Questions & Answers

The instructions are in the manual: Euro Pro 9120 Instruction Manual Table Of Contents ...

Try installing a brand new needle. Bent/damaged needles will sometimes not pick up the bobbin thread. Make sure the machine is threaded correctly. Check the bobbin--ie, it is turning the correct direction in the bobbin case and is threaded properly through the bobbin tension. You might also try pulling the bobbin thread up to the top before beginning to stitch. How and Why to Bring up the Bobbin Thread ...

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. ...

These diagrams may be helpful in determining what the take-up lever looks like. EuroPro 7500 parts diagram Google Search ...

Set the tension dial to the midway point between high & low number. (This is the factory standard. ) Then test on pieces of scrap fabric from your project. The tension is correct when both upper and bobbin threads meet in the middle of the fabric. If the upper thread shows under the fabric, it is too loose. If the bobbin thread shows on the top of the fabric, the tension is too tight. You'll probably need to tweak the tension to get it where it should be. Tension is not static and depends greatly on the needle/thread/fabric you are using. User should get comfortable with adjusting it every time a new project is begun. ... ...

Try installing a brand new needle. Sometimes a bent/damaged needle will not pick up the bobbin thread. Check that the bobbin thread is loaded properly. If the problem continues, take it for service as the needle/hook timing can be off. ..

Be sure to install a brand new needle. If the needle bar is moving to the side when set on a straight-stitch, there is probably something loose or bent in the machine. Would recommend having it checked by a technician. Could also be the cause of the thread clumping or could be something else going on. ...

if its stuck physically then don't force it , have a look with a strong light in the bobbin compartment for foreign objects , ive seen needles break off and lodge in the bobbin spool locking it tight

here are some links to check for a manual, if they don't have what you need maybe they can tell you where to look Dressmaker Sewing Machine Instruction Manuals and Repair Manuals Euro Pro Instruction Manuals Free Euro Pro Sewing Machine User Manuals ManualsOnline com http://www.sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Instruction_Manuals.htm

after you get a power cord and it still doesn't work, you may have to have the plug the power cord plugs into check as well as the motor

have the machine serviced, would be the safest thing you can do

if turning the machine off and on does not clear it, taking the machine to be serviced would be a good idea, could be something wrong with the computer or have a short in it

Try searching the internet: Make + Model + the word "Manual" Also check with the manufacturer. Frequently a dealer can order the parts for you. ...

try this number and see if they can help you Contact: (800) 361-4639

Search the internet for: Make + Model + the word "parts" or contact the manufacturer. ...

Some machines (computerized models) are made so that the outer covers cannot be removed. Are you able to 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 likely pieces of thread. You might try cleaning the tension guides. RAISE the presser foot, loosen the upper tension as much as possible. Then gently pull a length of unwaxed dental floss through the tension mechanism a few times. If that doesn't work, there may be something really stuck that needs a technician to resolve. Just FYI--ALWAYS raise the presser foot before threading the upper thread. This releases the tension disks so the thread will seat properly.