Singer Inspiration 4210 Mechanical Sewing Machine "totally thread" Questions

...totally threaded, with the presser foot still up, pull on the top thread, it should feed smoothly, put the presser foot down and pull the thread again, it should barely move. This should seat the ...

...Totally remove the upper thread. BEFORE re-threading, RAISE the presser foot so the thread will seat properly in the tension disk. Be sure to lower the presser foot before trying to sew.

...thread totally from the machine. ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot and rethread the top thread from the beginning. Confirm the thread path is correct. Retest your machine. What causes Bird Nests Superior ...

...thread totally from the machine. Check carefully if there is any thread or gunk stuck in the top thread path. ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot and rethread from the beginning. Verify you are not missing ...

...is cut from the needle a few strands at a time until it is cut totally. when bottom thread is loose then tighten top thread tension. got this same problem. just started using a machine.

...totally rethread your machine, Do this with the presser foot up, now pull the top thread after you have threaded it, the thread should pull smoothly, now lower the presser foot, the thread should ...

...thread comes out totally separate on the material. Shouldn't it be combined in the chain, or does the 4th thread stay separate from the chain? Also, when I threaded the 4th thread through #6 in the ...

...totally rethread, then with presser foot up, pull on top thread, it should feed smoothly, now put the presser foot down, pull thread, it should barely move. This should seat the thread in the tension ...

it was in my top threading, somehow the top thread had jumped out of a guide so it did not have the right tension. Totally rethread with a fresh needle and see if you have the same problem. Good luck.

...thread. Somehow it remains separate but there are 5 threads anytime I stop - one having doubled intself. I've totally rethreaded many times, blown air thru the gears... What else can I try? ...