Question about Juki TL-98Q
Set the upper tension what you would normally use and then re-thread the machine with the presser foot up and see if this helps.
You also need to get the bobbin tension back to the factory setting.
If this is a rotary bobbin, hold the end of the bobbin thread (in case and through the guides) like a yo-yo. It should not drop and the thread should have some tension, but not so much that it does not feed smoothly with a gentle pull.
Posted on Apr 29, 2010
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