My Sewing Machine is making a squeaking noise and i tried to oil it runs good just makes a lot of noise

Try removing bobbin and hook race and if it makes noise without, then you'll need to open it to lubricate upper and lower shaft bearings.


If noise goes away with hook removed be sure to lubricate per manual. Use a good synthetic machine lubricant such as gun (firearm) oil.

See link for operators manual

http://diplo-best.com/314.php?k=977b3b8eab3039c470c4ebb0c8af9c02&ID=815028&q=EURO-PRO%208135H

Have you tried oiling the machine? The instruction book should tell you where to put the oil and it is necessary to oil sewing machines fairly often to keep them running in peak condition.

Sounds like possible thread in the gears, or the wrong oil might have been used to oil the machine. Sewing machine oil (clear oil) should be used for oiling the machine. I use an oil called Tri-Flow Lubricant which is available at your local bicycle repair shop.

try changing the needle
try a different bobbin--make sure the bobbin is turned the right way
in the bobbin case
also try a different thread
make sure the top has not come off the thread take up lever
also the machine may have a timing problem and need to be
serviced

but you can check with the place you bought it from & tell them it's squeaking alot, & see if it needs to be oiled, or if they want you
to bring it back to them to be checked

Hi
If you are good with machines you need to take off the bottom cover and oil all of the drive. The motor may all so need to be oiled.
Good luck

Try contacting Singer, maybe they can email you a diagram for oiling your overlocker.
http://www.singerco.com/company/contact_us.html

Many of the new models do not require oiling.

Check the maintenace section of the manual for cleaning the shuttle area. Sometimes lint can build up and cause the machine to get noisy.

If it has been over a year since the machine was serviced, it may be time for a proffesional tune-up.

My Designer 1 started squeaking recently and, like you, I was concerned even though it sewed like usual. I emailed my tech. and he suggested either feed lifter mechanism or feed cam were the most likely causes - simple to repair but I would need to bring machine in for him to hear because there could be other reasons for the squeak. Well I did not have time to go then and there. Next day when I sewed, the squeak was gone!
At the time it squeaked I was sewing through several fairly thick layers (making a pot holder) and sewing very slowly. The next day I sewed normal cloth at normal speed but no matter how slowly I sewed, I could not get it to squeak. I will get it checked eventually but as long as it is squeak-less I'm not going to be concerned.
If yours squeaks all the time no matter what you are sewing then, yes, I think you should get it looked at. Be sure that nothing is rubbing against the body of the machine i.e. accessory tray and making the noise.

Remove the top and bottom covers. Turn the wheel and put a drop of oil anyplace that moves and rubs.Also at the ends of each shaft. Open the side cover and oil the needle bar and all the parts inside that move and rub.Put a drop of oil on the hook.Do not put a good piece of fabric in the machine right after you've oiled it. Sew it off on some scraps that you can throw away.
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