Bernina Artista 180 "upper thread breaks" Questions

...upper thread breakage. Check that the needle/thread/fabric are compatible. All About Needles Remove the upper thread from the machine, install a brand new needle, ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot, and ...

upper thread, be sure to ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot throughout the threading process. Verify that the thread path is correct (consult the owner's manual). Incorrect threading will usually break the

...upper thread and bobbin thread meet in the middle of the fabric. If the bobbin thread is appearing at the top of the fabric, your upper tension is too tight and needs to be loosened. If the upper ...

...upper thread. This releases the tension disk so the thread can seat properly. If upper thread is breaking soon after beginning to sew, it usually is because the upper tension is too tight. Try ...

...upper thread is mis-threaded. Remove the upper thread and rethread from the beginning. ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot when threading the upper thread. Check to make sure the thread path is correct. If ...

...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 ...

...upper thread keeps breaking. I've checked the bobbin, checked all the settings and it keeps breaking. Check thread routing There are several possible reasons for upper thread breaking. To help avoid ...

...upper thread breaks Check the spindle the thread is mounted on and see if it's wrapped around it. Sometimes thread will catch and wrap around the spool spindle and break. Check thread guides to be ...

upper thread keeps breaking, I have rethreaded, changed the needle, changed thread, bobbin, fabric, tension, nothing helps Upper thread breaking is usually a sign of incorrect threading or tension too

...upper thread breaks. Have you tried loosening the upper tension? Remove the upper thread, RAISE the presser foot and rethread from the beginning (make sure it follows the correct thread pathway). ...