SENTRO Knitting Machine User Manual

Please Note:
- Video need internet, if there is no internet, please see the manual.
- The last page has a method of using the Fluff Ball Weaver.
Product Overview

Ring/Tubular Weave: (weaving hat, wallet, tubular scarf, etc.)

- Change the gear to P gear and turn counterclockwise until the white crochet is just stuck at the yarn guide.
- Then leave a 30cm long yarn in the middle of the machine and hang the yarn into the white crochet; rock the handle in a clockwise direction and hang the yarn across the yarn. Finally, come out from the yarn guide.

- Put the yarn into the tension lever.

- Change the gear to the T gear and then shake the handle clockwise.
Note: In the first three to four laps of knitting, the handle should be shaken at a constant speed to ensure that no needle is dropped. - Looping Finishing
- When the knitting work reaches the desired length, stop moving the handle when the white crochet moves to the right of the yarn guide.
- After the 30 cm yarn is taken, it is cut off, the yarn is taken out from the thread hole of the tension lever, the sewing needle is passed, and then the yarn is pulled vertically, and the handle is shaken to make the machine idling without the yarn.

- The sewing needle of the worn yarn is once pulled by the thread sleeve that has passed down through the crochet, and then passed through a loop of the thread sleeve and then tightened, and finally knotted. You can add accessories such as hair balls to your liking. A knitted hat is finished.

Flat sheet weave (scarf, sweater, etc.)

- Repeat 1, 2, and 3 steps of the circular weave.
- Change the gear to P gear, rock the handle clockwise until the handle can’t move, then stop it counterclockwise, and repeat the knitting action of clockwise and counterclockwise alternately shaking the handle.
- Close the fifth step of the ring closing.
Note: If you often have a needle drop during the flat sheet weaving process, please confirm whether you have changed the direction when the machine handle is shaken to the full stop.
Change yarn color or wiring operation
Put the new and old yarns together and make sure they don’t slip. Cut off the excess thread, take the yarn out of the yarn guide and the tension lever, first manually tighten the yarn, shake the handle until the knot is just inserted into the machine, then put the yarn into the inlet and tighten In the controller, avoid the knot at the yarn guide and the tension lever.
TO PICK UP A DROPPED STITCH
- The machine might drop a stitch and unravel down a number of rows before you notice it. If this happens, the crochet hook can be helpful for picking up dropped stitches.
- Turn crank on machine to knit up to the last stitch before the dropped stitch. Dropped stitch should be slightly to the side of the yarn guide. This hook should be the raised position.
- You will see a loop where the dropped stitch starts and above the loop you will have a “ladder” — with rungs corresponding to each dropped stitch — between the stitches.
- Insert the crochet hook from front to back through the loop.
- Hook the first rung of ladder on to the crochet hook and pull it through the opening of the loose stitch. Then hook the next rung and pull it through and continue this step with each rung until you have carried the stitch all the way back up to the corresponding knitting machine stitch.
- Transfer the loop from the crochet hook on to the knitting machine hook.
Note:
- During the weaving process, please pay attention to the tightness of the wool, otherwise there will be needle drop. Once this happens, please loosen or tighten the wool. If you use finer yarn, please pass through the three line holes in succession. ( It is not recommended to use too thick wool)

- When operating, please do not shake the handle excessively or operate at too fast speed, otherwise the machine will be damaged or the needle will be dropped.
- Use the suction cup to fix the machine, add some water under the suction cup, and the adsorption force will be stronger. It is recommended to hold the machine by hand to avoid the machine shaking during the operation and causing the needle to fall.
- The product is suitable for 1.5mm-4.5mm yarn.
- When the handle does not move, please do not hard turn, please check if the line is too tight or too thick, if you do not understand, please feel free to contact me.
Fluff Ball Weaver Use Manual





Fluff Ball Weaver Product Shows

Video Tutorial:
Hat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQKGkH4xWKA
Flat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O2npMrNRbY
Socks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wISyV8YA1ZI
Gloves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjlyMWpxn0k
Sweater: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWPCH75QT20
Drop Needle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgz758TeJh0
Documents / Resources
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References
- How to Make Flat Panels on an Addi Knitting Machine | Yay For Yarn - YouTubewww.youtube.com
- Tips and Tricks on the Addi Knitting Machine - YouTubewww.youtube.com
- How to Knit a SWEATER on your Addi King Knitting Machine | Yay For Yarn - YouTubewww.youtube.com
- ''UNBOXING'' MY NEW SENTRO KNITTING MACHINE & MAKE MY FIRST HAT ON IT (STEP BY STEP PATERN) 2019 - YouTubewww.youtube.com
- SENTRO KNITTING MACHINE PATERN ( EASY SLIPPERS BEGINER SAFE ) 2019 - YouTubewww.youtube.com
- Addi Express Professional Mittens Tutorial - YouTubewww.youtube.com
- User Manualmanual.tools


Hi, wanted to know if this can be used for knitting with jute yarn?
Can the SENTRO knitting machine be used with jute yarn?
According to the user manual, the SENTRO Knitting Machine is suitable for yarn with a diameter of 1.5mm to 4.5mm. The manual also notes that it is not recommended to use yarn that is too thick.
While the manual does not specifically mention jute yarn, you should first check if your jute yarn's diameter falls within this 1.5mm to 4.5mm range.
However, there are other factors to consider. Jute yarn is often stiff, coarse, and has very little elasticity compared to standard knitting wools or acrylics. The manual warns that using yarn that is too tight or too thick can cause the handle to not move, damage the machine, or drop needles. The stiffness and fibrous nature of jute could potentially lead to these issues, even if it is within the correct diameter.
For best results, it is recommended to use standard, smooth knitting yarns. If you decide to try jute yarn, please do so with caution and at a slow speed to see how the machine handles it. If you feel any resistance when turning the handle, it is best to stop to avoid damaging the machine.
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I would like to know if it is necessary to oil the sentro circular machine. And how it’s done. Thanks
Gostaria de saber se é preciso olear a máquina circular sentro. E como se faz. Obrigada
Gostaria de saber se é preciso olear a máquina circular sentro. E como se faz. Obrigada
Is it necessary to oil the SENTRO circular knitting machine, and if so, how is it done?
Based on the provided user manuals, there are no instructions or recommendations for oiling the SENTRO knitting machine. The maintenance instructions focus on keeping the machine clean.
The 'Maintenance & Care' section of the manual specifies the following:
Additionally, the troubleshooting notes suggest that if the handle does not move, you should check if the yarn is too tight or too thick, rather than applying any lubricant.
Since the manufacturer does not mention oiling, it is not a recommended maintenance step. Using oil on plastic parts can sometimes cause damage if the wrong type of lubricant is used. It is best to stick to the provided instructions of keeping the machine clean of lint and dust.
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I cannot turn the handle even when there is no yarn on my knitting machine when I turn to the p setting?! Someone please email me with ways to fix this PLEASE! Royall.pita4@gmail.com PLEASE
How to fix a SENTRO knitting machine handle that won't turn on the P setting, even with no yarn?
It can be frustrating when the handle on your SENTRO knitting machine gets stuck. The user manual doesn't provide specific instructions for this issue when no yarn is present, but here are some general troubleshooting steps based on the machine's operation.
First, it's important to remember that on the 'P' (Panel/Plain Knit) setting, the handle is not meant to turn in a full circle. You should crank it in one direction until it stops, and then crank it in the opposite direction until it stops again. If the handle is completely immovable in either direction, please try the following steps:
If the handle remains stuck after trying these steps, it may indicate an internal mechanical issue. We recommend contacting the seller or manufacturer for further assistance, as opening the machine may void any warranty.
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My Sentro (22 needle) knitting machine stalls throughout the rows and I have to help it turn. Very annoying. How do I fix this or what am I doing wrong?
How do I fix my SENTRO 22-needle knitting machine when it stalls and is hard to turn?
It can be very frustrating when your knitting machine stalls. Based on the user manual, this issue is most commonly caused by the yarn being too tight or too thick. Forcing the handle when it's stuck can damage the machine.
Here are some things to check to resolve the issue:
If you've checked these points and the machine still stalls, there might be an internal issue, but typically, adjusting the yarn tension and type will solve the problem.
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I purchased a 48 needle Sentro knitting machine and the handle jammed within the first 10 minutes. It will not move either direction.
How to fix a jammed handle on a 48-needle Sentro knitting machine?
It can be frustrating when a new device jams. Based on the user manual, here are some steps to troubleshoot a jammed handle on your Sentro knitting machine.
Important: The manual explicitly states, "When the handle does not move, please do not hard turn." Forcing the handle can cause permanent damage to the machine.
Please check the following common causes for jamming:
If you have checked these possibilities and the handle still will not move, it is possible there is a defect with the machine. Since it is a new purchase, we recommend contacting the seller for a replacement or further assistance.
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Can we have a video showing us how to dissemble and clean our sentro knitting machines please? There aren’t many resources available for this very important, and surprisingly complicated, task!
Can you provide a video showing how to disassemble and clean the Sentro knitting machine?
I understand you're looking for a video on how to disassemble and clean your Sentro knitting machine. Unfortunately, the provided user manual and associated YouTube videos do not include instructions or demonstrations for disassembling and cleaning the machine. The manual only mentions "Regularly clean the machine using a soft cloth to remove lint and debris."
The available video tutorials focus on knitting various items like hats, flat panels, socks, gloves, and sweaters, as well as how to pick up dropped stitches and change yarn color. There is also a section on how to use the fluff ball weaver. None of these resources cover the disassembly or deep cleaning process you're asking about. I recommend checking the manufacturer's website or other online communities for more specific guidance on this advanced maintenance task.
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