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when does the machine unthread itself? when you are sewing? or embroidering?
1. check top tension. 2. leave longer threads from bobbin and needle before you begin sewing.Hi Anonymous, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?
when does the machine unthread itself? when you are sewing? or embroidering?
1. check top tension.
2. leave longer threads from bobbin and needle before you begin sewing.
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When does the machine unthread itself? when you are sewing? or embroidering?
1. check top tension.
2. leave longer threads from bobbin and needle before you begin sewing.
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The thread pulls out when you begin to stitch? Pull more thread tail through the needle eye. You can also try holding the thread tails in your left hand when beginning the first stitches.
If it isa top loader the thread goes in so it unthreaded clockwise. If bobbin goes in under the foot by removing the front arm panel slide then the thread goes into the bobbin holder so it unthreads by having thread go through the feed pulling up from your left hand side. This enables the tension to be balanced and not cause binding issues.
I would suggest to you to change the needle--it could be damaged causing the thread to be cut. also check the needle plate for burrs or sharp spots that you can feel with your finger.
Ok... so now that you have the length of thread the proper length to start a seam. Are you holding the threads when you start to sew?
Is your needle the proper size for your thread and project?... Also check the throat plate (where the needle goes through to the bobbin) is it in good shape... or does it show stab marks from the needle? If it shows stab marks.... it could be damaged an may need replaced.
I advise putting your project away and only using scrap pieces to sew on until you get this issue resolved.
you need long thread tails, of 3 to 6 inches for the top & bobbin thread so the needle doesn't come unthreaded, also pull the thread behind the needle before you start to sew
Make sure the needle is installed correctly. With most sewing machines, this would be with the flat side of the needle shaft facing the back of the machine.
You may be able to find a free download for a manual at Brother's website.
Your needle should not come unthreaded in the middle of sewing.. if it does, it is because the thread breaks. this can be a simple tension problem or brittle thread.
if you are talking about at the beginning of sewing that the needle comes unthreaded, then you should just pull out 6-8 inches of thread through the needle before putting your fabric under and begin sewing.
Hi Anonymous, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?
when does the machine unthread itself? when you are sewing? or embroidering?
1. check top tension.
2. leave longer threads from bobbin and needle before you begin sewing.
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