Questions & Answers for: thread upper looper break

...UPPER THREAD TENSION IS TOO STRONG - ADJUST UPPER THREAD TENSION CORRECTLY (= 4) 5. NEEDLE SIZE IS INAPPROPRIATE FOR FABRIC - USE APPROPRIATE NEEDLE AND THREAD FOR FABRIC. 6. NEEDLE EYE IS WORN. ...

...upper looper thread keeps breaking I have used this serger with varying degrees of success for about 5 years. However, this latest problem appears to be unsolvable. After stitching about an inch, the ...

...thread in the recommended order or it will never serge properly: UPPER Looper first, LOWER Looper second with the thread tail Crossing Over the Upper Looper as the last step, then thread the

...upper looper thread. Let me know if this works. We'll 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 ...

...all the threads making sure you thread in the recommended order: Upper Looper first, Lower Looper second with the tail Crossing Over the Upper Looper as the last step, then thread the

...thread Typically a serger is threaded... upper looper(s) Lower looper(s) Needles from right to left.  Anything else will cause you problems.  If you break a thread... remove all other ...

upper looper thread keeps breaking have rethreaded and cleaned the machine try a new needles check for burrs make sure the thread is not caught anywhere Install a new needle. Remove the looper threads

thread drapes over the upper looper before being pulled under the presser foot and toward the back of the machine. Set the tensions to the midway point between high & low numbers before testing. .

thread--is that the upper looper? Remove all the threads from the machine. Clip them below the thread tree, RAISE the presser foot, and then pull all 4 threads down through the needle. (Never Pull Up!

...Which thread, needle threads, or looper threads? If looper threads, be sure to unthread both loopers and retread in correct order, 1;2;3;4: be sure upper looper is threaded before lower ...