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Looper thread breakage occurs frequently when the thread path is incorrect or threaded out of order. Most machine must thread the upper looper first, then the lower looper. The lower looper thread ends "draped over" the upper looper in the last step before being pulled toward the back of the machine and under the presser foot.

Another common cause is tension that is too tight.

VERIFY the thread path is correct for every thread!!!! Missing a thread guide or looping around a guide will throw your machine for a "loop."

Another hint, when threading, ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot throughout the process and be sure to give each thread an "extra little tug" when going through the tension to make sure it is seated completely. Sometimes, the thread will even "pop" when it seats. When a thread break, checks that the thread has not "jumped" out of a thread guide or the tension disk.

If the thread breaks, it is usually less frustrating (in the long run) if you remove ALL the thread and start over from the beginning. Trying to snake a broken thread out of order through the sequence is frequently 99% UNsuccessful!!! It takes a lot of familiarity with your machine to be successful threading out of order, but there is still a lot of room for failure!!!

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New Home is no longer a brand name but you can find some basic instructions online. HINT: It usually helps to raise the presser foot during the threading process--allows the tension disk to release so the thread will seat properly.

Perhaps this will help:

http://www.sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Threading_Diagrams.htm

Although it does not show your model, a lot of models operated similarly except some had more options, ie embroidery stitches, etc.

New Home Model 532 Sewing Machine Threading Diagram

Here's a manual for a 539:

http://www.archive.org/details/NewHome539SewingMachineOwnersManual

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Can be lots of things. Would have been handy, if you had told what card you are using. Your camera can work with CompactFlash, Microdrive and xD-Picture cards.
If you did not insert the card(s) you are using, correct, or you removed the card in a wrong way, you could have damaged the cardholder, causing an error you probably can't repair yourself. The CF and Microdrive you can remove by pressing the eject button. The xD-Picture card you can remove by pressing in the card, and release it. The card comes out.
Then you could have damaged the file system, by opening the card cover, while the card access lamp was blinking. What ever card was in, the filesystem can be damaged.
Then you can have two cards in, Both, o CF of Microdrive and a xD picture card. Some settings are required for the camera, to know hat card it should use.
If you have an Microdrive, the drive can be damaged, by a magnetic file, or the drive just stopped rotating. A micro drive is actual a miniature spinning hard drive.

First check if the memory card is inserted correct. Eventually, remove it and check all contacts, on the card and in the camera. Then try formatting the card. If you think there could be important pictures on the card, put it in a external card reader and use a recovery program, to see you can recover the pictures on your computer. Programs can be found on the net.
If you can't format the card, check if you have a Microdrive. If so, try to replace that with a CF or xD card.
I hope something is to any use for you.

Next time, please give us some more details. I know you exactly see and know what is not working, but we only can use your description. And only what you give us.

You saw that the microdrive fits where the memory card goes?

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Here let me give you a hint.First try to make back up all the important files which is stored in your phone memory and restore it by using *#7780#.However,if the problem still persist format it by using the code *#7370#.Thats you need to do it by yourself and I can guarantee you that it will surely works.Good luck

One critical hint:

You must thread the loopers BEFORE the needles, otherwise it won't stitch. Begin with upper looper, lower looper, right needle then left needle.

The microdrive is compatable with anything that supports reading compact flash memory cards, because there is a common method of communication between flash and hard drives that use pcmcia or CF slots.

I've had this problem... it was, of course, the quality setting which was reduced to lowest by whoever was doing the repair. I have never used this setting almost always using the *** setting or RAW. When I set these I get the kind of numbers I was used to in my remaining images counter. I am so glad I came on this forum and now the only fly in my ointment is the embarassment I feel for not having spotted the problem and the realisation that this may have been the problem before and I need not have sent my camera off on the second occasion.

The E-20N power supply circuitry is designed differently from the power supply circuitry of the E-10, enabling it to work with the IBM Microdrive.

Yes, the E-20N digital camera can use a type 1 or type 2 Compact Flash and the IBM Microdrive.