The Rose has a sensor on the presser bar assembly that is giving you the grief. The machine thinkss the presser foot is in the raised position.There is a small metal flat spring that has gone bad and causing the error. Find an autorized service center to repair the problem.
Testimonial: "Thank you. At least when I take it in they can't fool me into thinking it is something else! "
It may have some loose threads or fluff in the upper threading area, especially around the tension discs. With a small brissle brush clean out all these areas. Otherwise suggest that you take it to an authorized husqvarna viking dealer for service. You can locate a dealer near you by visiting the husqvarna viking website and clicking on the Dealer link on the left-hand side of the page - http://www.husqvarnaviking.com
Good luck.
Testimonial: "Thank you. I will try that. I did clean out the lint in the bottom area where the bobbin is located. "
As Douglas said at the top it's a spring that has gone bad! I had the same start and stop and beeping sickness! I took it apart and fixed it! I didn't cut any wires just wrapped a twist tie around the metal flat piece that hit's a white button to tell the machine the foot is in the down position! Had nothing to lose!! If I took it to an authorized husqvarna person this would be an hour away and they wanted a min of $199 to look at it and then I was number 3 on a list and the technician doesn't come to her shop until there are 6 broken machines! So, hey I took it apart! It really wasn't that hard the case is a little tricky because of the clamps that hold it together u don't want to break anything! I will include a video so this can help someone else! Saving my $200 to put towards another Viking Husqvarna machine of course I love their products but hate their service!
Hi Kirby, where do I find the video?
It's on youtube!
HI Kirby, can you tell me where I can find that video? I need to do mine and I've been searching for a video for help and can't find any!
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My does the exact same thing!!!! Did you find a solution to this problem? If you took it to a dealer to fix it, could you tell me what they said the problem was? I have already paid $250 to have mine "fixed" and it is still doing it! The machine is essentialy unusable like this.
This just in. 16 Mar.2011 The Thread Tensioner is not that; it is a sensor to tell you when the top thread has run out. Disconnect it. Our dealer did this and no more problems. Bill in Corvallis, Oregon.
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