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- Posted on Jun 27, 2009
Re: I have had janome 1600P machine for almost 3 years &...
Hi,
The main reasons which i came across :-
- Thread has not been pulled into thread sensor guide.
- Threading is not correct.
- Bobbin case has been threaded wrong.
- Spool cap is wrong size for thread spool.
- Incorrect size needle.
- Improper threading.
- Loose upper thread tension.
- Pulling fabric.
- Light pressure on presser foot.
- Loose presser foot.
- Unevenly wound bobbin.
- Stitch length is too long for material.
- Needle point is blunt.
- Incorrect thread tension.
- Light pressure on presser foot.
- Fabric is too sheer or soft.
- Using two different sizes or kinds of thread.
The Solution would be :-
- Fully pull thread into thread sensor guide.
- Correct threading.
- Correctly thread bobbin case.
- Replace the cap with correct size.
- Choose correct size needle for thread and fabric.
- Rethread machine.
- Tighten upper thread tension.
- Do not pull fabric; guide it gently.
- Increase pressure on presser foot.
- Reset presser foot.
- Rewind bobbin.
- Decrease stitch length.
- Replace needle.
- Reset thread tension.
- Increase pressure on presser foot.
- Use underlay of tissue paper.
- Upper thread and bobbin thread should be the same size and kind.
Check and let me know :)
Hope i helped.
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