Janome D'cor Excel 5018 "work thread" Questions

Top thread is shredding Automatic needle threader stopped working I have changed needles, played with the tension, been careful about threading and my needle still shreds the thread, any thread. My ...

...work until we get it fixed! Be sure to thread your serger in the order specified in the manual. For Berninas, the upper (inside) looper is always threaded first. The the lower (outside) looper is ...

...thread will not work! Also, when removing thread, it is not a good idea to clip the threads between the thread tree, raising the presser foot, and then grabbing the thread tails at the presser foot ...

...thread will "Not" work! If you still can't get it to work, you might take it to a Babylock dealer and have them look at your threading. Could be something is wrong with the machine other than the ...

...is working correctly. Don't use a bobbin full of white thread-instead, thread a bobbin with the color your doing the embroidery work in to match and you will have a perfectly beautiful

...thread work ? Some thread brands are not as good quality as some others. Not knowing what brand thread you have, it is possible the thread itself is causing the problem. . If other types of thread ...

...WORK. ANY SUGGESTTIONS Please check your fabric results. Is it the bobbin thread that is accumulating under the fabric, or is it really the top thread that is globbing and knotting under the fabric. ...

...thread will usually not work.

Remove all the thread from the machine. RAISE the presser foot (important to ALWAYS do this so the threads will seat properly in the tension ...

...thread don't work togeather--here's a tip Cut 6-8 inch piece of thread of the spool you are going to use for your project Take the needle you are going to use for the project & insert the thread ...

...thread handling mechanisms work, how the machine forms a stitch and how inserting the needle plays a vital role. The threading path is a circuit that's designed to feed thread to the hook. The hook ...