22 questions from our users
Melanieasked
I have a new Elna Elina pro overlocker. Just still in the practicing stage but it has started to continually make a tapping sound when I sew through something and the thread of the right needle is breaking. I’m pretty sure I’m threading it correctly. Any ideas? I’m using good quality thread. Thankyou
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Deboraasked
I live in Brisbane - where can I buy a new Elna 664 Pro
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Spotlight.
https://www.spotlightstores.com/sewing-fabrics/sewing-equipment/overlockers/elna-elina-pro-overlocker/BP80410338
https://www.sewingmachines.com.au/store/elina-pro-overlocker
https://www.janomesewingcentre.com.au/shop/overlockers/elna-overlockers/elna-664pro-overlocker/
Here are the links to three places with various prices. No idea what postage costs would be,
Teresa P.asked
Price
richard wishartasked
Are stitch widths able to be varied?
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Yes the stitch width and length are adjustable on the Elna Pro. My favourite overlocker.
VJCasked
I am first time user and owner of an overlocker. Where can I learn to use my 664 pro to the fullest. Is there video or YouTube or tutorial available...anything please.
Dianneasked
My Elna overlocker is making a loud banging clunking noise that started after I was overlocking something quite thick. Any idea what is causing it?
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Pennyasked
KristenKasked
Hi there,
Please will you tell me the differences between the machines other than price?
Kind regards and many thanks,
Kristen
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To answer your question KristenK one would have to own more than one overlocker - unless you are in sales. I do know that the Elna Pro is easier to thread than most of the others. The manual is very clear on the instructions. Maybe you could check out the descriptions provided by Spotlight Australia as they would give some clues to the machines features.
jenny selbyasked
Bethyasked
My else 664 Pro. I was sewing and all of a sunder it stopped sewing and it sounded like the hand wheel was spinning but not connecting with the machine.i tightened the nut in the centre of the hand wheel and it will now by hand big my needle up and down but when I try with the power it just sit still and spins in the machine. Can you help me?
Jackieasked
I would like to know if there are different feet that can be attached to the Elna serger?
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Yes, there are a few. The blind hem foot is nice. http://www.elna.com/en-au/accessories.php?type=9
There are several accessory feet that you can use with the 664 & 664 Pro. I like the beading foot, elastic foot, yarn foot, lace foot, a clear foot, gathering foot and a hemmer foot (they call it a blind hem foot but it is not truly a blind hem like you sew with your sewing machine) and probably a few others that I do not have or cannot think of. I hope this helps.
MargSasked
Have just purchased 664 pro. While I have sewed for many years and been using a 30 year old overlocker, I purchased this machine with the option of being able to do so much more than finish seams. While the instruction book is great with the basics, can you suggest a Vidio or book that can be explain better some of the new beaut things I can do eg. Cording pintucking,roller hem, and where do I purchase the feet that I may need to do some of these jobs . Hope you can help? Marg
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https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=elna+664+pro+overlocker Here are a few videos on YouTube about the Elna overlocker
Trish Sasked
sewerasked
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Debbie Truterasked
Jana Strittmatterasked
Is there a stitch similar to a cover stitch in this machine?
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Hi
Not sure of your definition of a cover stitch. I'd look at the Elna website directly for machine specifications or manual.
Hope that is of use.
I would go on the Elna website for the manual. Although I have this machine I only use it for basic overlooking as I have a fabulous sewing machine for everything else. I am relative new to these machines and sewing and during summer I haven't used it at all as I have horses to keep me busy...lol. Looking forward to winter to learn a lot more about my machines and what I can do. It will be me asking the questions...watch out girls!!!
Tamasked
My elna 664pro has developed a problem. It will sew maybe 10 cm then it makes a clanging noise and then the 4th thread no longer works and has broken off in the machine. I have tried everything to fix it. Taken the cutting knife out of action, retreading it meticously following the instructions, oiling the machine, made sure all the settings are correct according to the manual. My machine is only 1 year old. Please help
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Hi Tamara, The only thing I can come up with is that maybe the needle could be slightly bent, hence the clanging noise...if you haven't already, change the needles, hopefully that will work... fingers crossed!!
This sounds to me like a technical problem - I never have broken threads. I would contact Elna Australasia at [email protected] . I contacted them regarding me Elna sewing machine and they were most helpful. Good luck
kathasked
How much does the Elna 664 pro cost, please?
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I remember when I bought the Elna Pro, it was on special, around $500. I don't know the current retail price. The major chain of sewing and fabric stores I bought it from often have reductions and I bought the Elna Pro as well as another Elna sewing machine solely for the 'one step' buttonhole function it featured.
Hope this is of help
Thank you
I looked up a few online and the best price I saw was $AUD 575
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