My futura ce-100 keeps beebing and it lights up. it stops working and will not move on. how do i fix this.

the computer part of the machine may need to be serviced

hi friend

here is user gudie for u if u have in warrenty pideor u can repace it its has a 25 yeres watrrtny

http://products.howstuffworks.com/singer-futura-sewing-embroidery-machine-ce-100-review.htm

contact singer customer service and check with them about the error message

try changing the needle--make sure the needle is correct for the fabric
clean under the needle plate & in the bobbin area for lint or loose threads
if it keeps jamming up & making noises I suggest to have the machine
serviced

The installation cd of singer futura ce-100 is not freely available. You need to buy it. You can order for the installation cd at this link " https://cart.jennys-sewing-studio.com/", or you can contact Futura support at " http://futura-support.com/faq/machine.htm".
Hope this will help you.

Try lowering the feed dog and then raising it again, but be sure to push the switch over as far as possible. Sometimes the switch will stop just a little short and the feed dog will not be 100% raised but it will seem to be to the naked eye. Hope this helps.

Sounds like their is a bind, you will have to have your local dealer inspect it. Either the machine needs a full oiling or thread has wrapped around something inside.

hope that helps,
chris

Do you still have the embroidery arm attached? If you do, the sewing function of the machine won't work.

Either upper thread is not passing through thread sensor area or sensor is broken.
Second possible reason is that if design is not optimized the sporadic speed change provides thread breakage error even if the thread is not broken physically. Make sure your software is updated to optimize it automatically (Futura main menu->Help->Live Update).

The plastic drop-in bobbin case, is the worst I have ever seen. It is not staying in place. In front of the case, on the right there is a tiny, rectangle spring. It is the only thing I can find that keeps it in place. It is attached with a tiny screw and can be moved forward.