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Sewing machine My sewing machine seams to be off somewhere. The problem is when I start to sew the needle will hit or grind the inside of the machine pass the foot. Is there any way I can fix it without taking it to get repaired?

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  • E088598 Nov 25, 2007

    I bent a needle and now it won't pick up the bobbin thead and when it does the stitch are not complete I have a White 2200

  • getting by Mar 12, 2008

    I am having the same problem, only my needle wasn't bent. It broke. Then it wouldn't pick up the bobbin thread, now the timing seems to be off & it keeps hitting the bottom.

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I have an empisal and was having similar problems as well as the machine making the most horrendous noise, sounded like the machine was going to explode into pieces. I took the top cover off and the cover over the clutch. I found 2 belts and it was the bottom belt that was making the noise. I took it out and saw it looked like a pulley, I oiled it, put it back. The machine works like a brand new one.

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Change the needle. I broke 3 the first time I used it. I keep packages of needles around. Apparently this is a problem with all embroidery machings according to a Bernina expert.

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My machine will not sew what do i do??

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* Check your needle plate and make sure it's securely in position.


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