Introduction

You’ve invested in a Euro Pro sewing machine, so it’s time to get a little more use out of it. If you’ve never oiled your machine before, don’t worry: this is easy! Here are some tips on how to oil your Euro Pro sewing machine: How to oil a euro pro sewing machine

How To Oil A Euro Pro Sewing Machine?

• Make sure the machine is unplugged, and lower the needle to avoid injury.
• Turn off the sewing machine by pressing and holding down both buttons at once for 5 seconds or more until they flash green (not red).
• Remove any remaining threads from your sewing project before starting this process by pulling them through a piece of scrap fabric—you can use an imported needle threader tool or simply place them on top of a dampened tissue paper before placing it into your handbag/purse so that they don’t get lost!
• How to oil a euro pro sewing machine

With a screwdriver, remove the screws that are securing the machine’s top cover.

With a screwdriver, remove the screws that are securing the machine’s top cover. The screws will be located on the top of your machine and will have small handles at their base. They should be covered by a sticker when you first purchase them; if not, you can easily remove it with small scissors or a razor blade. If there are no stickers on these screws—or if they’re too difficult to get off because they’re under some tape or other adhesive material—you can use an exacto knife to cut through them (but don’t cut into electronics!). How to oil a euro pro sewing machine

Set them aside.

Once you’ve finished oiling your sewing machine, make sure you have a safe place to put it. You don’t want to lose these tools, and if they get dirty then you’ll need to clean them first before using again. How to oil a euro pro sewing machine

You can also store them away in their original cases or bag for later use if you prefer not having them out on the table where everyone can see them.

Flip up the top lever of the machine’s arm, and position it so that it is parallel to the machine’s base, and resting against your body.

Flip up the top lever of the machine’s arm, and position it so that it is parallel to the machine’s base, and resting against your body. You should be able to do this with one hand. If you need help holding things in place or don’t have enough room for both hands on a flat surface, try placing something like an old pillow or couch cushion on top of the sewing machine table so that you can flip up its arm easily without having to hold onto anything else. How to oil a euro pro sewing machine

Open two large covers on the top front of the machine. These will be either black or silver in color, so you’ll know immediately what they are.

Open two large covers on the top front of your sewing machine. These will be either black or silver in color, so you’ll know immediately what they are.

Use a cloth to remove any old oil from these areas. Don’t worry about getting all of it off; just clear out as much as you can.

To clean out the oil, use a cloth to remove any old oil from these areas. Don’t worry about getting all of it off; just clear out as much as you can.

• Don’t use paper towels or tissues: They’ll leave lint on your machine and they’ll scratch up the metal parts. How to oil a euro pro sewing machine
• Use a cloth instead: Cloths are soft enough that they won’t scratch up anything, but strong enough not to rip when you’re trying to get rid of the old stuff. 
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Using a dropper, squirt three drops of sewing machine oil into each area where you removed the old oil. If your machine doesn’t have a dropper, simply use some paper to prevent spills and too-large drops.

• Using a dropper, squirt three drops of sewing machine oil into each area where you removed the old oil. If your machine doesn’t have a dropper, simply use some paper to prevent spills and too-large drops.
• As you work on each area, wipe up any excess with a cloth or paper towel before applying more oil (this will help prevent bubbling).
• Replace covers and secure them with screws again
• How to oil a euro pro sewing machine

Use a second cloth to rub in the new oil. You’ll know that you’ve done enough when the cloth no longer absorbs any extra oil.

Now that you’ve given your machine a good wipe down, it’s time to use your second cloth to rub in the new oil. You’ll need to be sure that you’ve done enough when the cloth no longer absorbs any extra oil. How to oil a euro pro sewing machine

If you’re using a clean cloth, this will be easy. Just make sure it’s not too wet or dirty; if it is then rinse and reuse it!

If there are any areas of your machine that still seem dry, use another clean rag (or even just a bit more clean water) and rub them with extra force until they look nice and shiny again.

Replace the covers, and secure them with screws again. For safety’s sake, put those screws in a place where they can’t roll away– like an envelope– until you need them again.

Before replacing the covers, make sure that your machine is unplugged and that the needle is lowered. If you don’t know how to do this, check out our article on How to oil a sewing machine.

When you’re ready to replace the cover, remove any screws holding it in place and insert one screw through each hole where it should go (this will help keep them from falling out). Replace both screws with their respective fasteners; then secure them with pliers if necessary (or use needle nose pliers). Once everything is back together, plug in your Euro Pro sewing machine and try running an easy stitch pattern like straight lines or zigzags on either side of where they were removed so as not to scratch anything else while working around all those holes!

Replace the access panel on your machine’s arm and turn the needle back into its usual position for sewing again.

When you’re done, replace the access panel on your machine’s arm and turn the needle back into its usual position for sewing again.

• Check that the thread isn’t tangled or damaged, then remove it from around all moving parts of your machine.
• Check that there are no particles of plastic in any area where they could cause trouble later on—this includes under the needle itself, which should be clean enough to see light through when looking at it from above (but not so clean that it looks like someone took a piece off without cleaning up afterward). If there are any particles present in these areas, you’ll need to take care of them before continuing with this step; otherwise we’ll have no choice but to dispose of our beloved sewing machine as scrap metal!
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Conclusion

Your machine is now ready to sew again! Don’t forget the oiling process, but don’t worry too much about it– a good cleaning will do the trick. And remember: if your machine has been damaged by water or other liquids, don’t just throw away that part without checking first! Instead, get in touch with Euro Pro Customer Service at 800-921-6869 for help finding replacement parts. Happy sewing! How to oil a euro pro sewing machine