July 19th, 2014, 08:45 AM
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Re: Help with Toyota 860 "sewing motor lock"
The safest way is to turn machine off, lower the needle bar till needle socket is in position to go into holder, use screw driver to turn the needle rack until the needle is in position so when you manually raise the needle bar - the needle holder will remain behind. Return the needle rack back to place by turning the screw - remove the needle from the rack. Start the machine - if error occurs turn screw to eliminate error (forgot error name). The machine still thinks it has the needle an upon thread change it will try to remove the needle (that is why you removed it) and the thread tube will be put in place, then the needle can be put back in the rack.
Otherwise use a small screwdriver to pry the needle from the bar - don't use the tab where the thread passes through - just between the needle bar and the needle holder.
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