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Ensure the machine is properly plugged in and the power switch is on. Check the outlet and the power cord for damage.

Clean the feed dogs from lint and debris. Check if the stitch length is set correctly. Ensure the presser foot is down.

Check if the needle is inserted correctly and tightened securely. Use the appropriate needle for the fabric. Avoid pulling the fabric while sewing.

Make sure to use a sharp needle. Rethread the machine properly. Check the tension settings.

Rethread the upper thread ensuring it is properly seated in the tension mechanism. Clean the bobbin area. Check the tension settings.

Ensure the thread is properly threaded from the spool. Check for any sharp edges around the spool holder. Use a good quality thread.

Rethread the top thread to make sure it's correctly threaded. Check the bobbin winding and installation. Clean the bobbin case and ensure it's properly inserted.

Check for needle damage and replace if necessary. Clean and oil the machine according to the manufacturer's instructions. Seek professional servicing for timing adjustments.

Ensure the presser foot lever is not stuck and moves freely. Lubricate if necessary. Check for any obstructions around the presser foot area.

Clean and oil the machine as per manufacturer's instructions. Check for loose parts or screws and tighten them. Remove any tangled threads.

Stabilize the sewing machine on a solid surface. Check the balance and level of the machine. Secure any loose parts.

Check the needle for damage and replace if necessary. Ensure the tension settings are correct. Use an appropriate presser foot for your fabric.

Turn off the machine and let it cool down. Ensure proper ventilation around the sewing machine. Regularly clean the lint and dust build-up.

Use the correct bulb type and wattage as specified by the machine manufacturer. Check the voltage supply to the machine. Ensure there are no electrical surges in your power supply.