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Spring unattached on Brother LS-1217 near bobbin
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on Mar 03, 2020
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I have a Brother LS-1217. The tension will not
You should be able to fix this. IF it is the top thread on your fabric that is screwy you need to adjust the bobbin tension.
If it is the bottom thread you have a problem with your upper tension. Blow out the upper tension assembly using canned air, the tension discs may be dirty
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on Aug 10, 2018
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I have a bush 24 stitch machine for xmas, just a
Ok, since you said a needle broke, that is a good indication of where to look. You obviously already installed a brand new needle (which is the first thing to do). Verify that you have installed the needle facing the correct direction--there is usually a flat surface on the needle that needs to face a particular direction in the machine. Remove the bobbin from the machine and rethread it and install it correctly in the machine.
If you've done all of this and the machine still will not pick up the bobbin thread, the bad news is that the broken needle may have knocked the machine out of time. Sorry, that happens a lot with broken needles. You will probably need to take it for service as the needle and hook timing are out of sync.
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on Feb 25, 2018
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Thread Breaks
Dear Sir / Madam, please get your book out and follow the threading instructions very carefully. I am certain that is your only problem.
Kindest Regards,
Cookey.
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on Jul 09, 2015
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The thread is knoting underneath when sewing
It sounds like you maybe using the wrong needle size for the material you are sewing, or perhaps it is the thread. I've found that not all threads are created equal and it may be too fine/heavy for the needle gauge your using.
Check out this site. All the Q&A answers in simple language, as
well as a GREAT cust. support staff. (its a Brother after all!)
http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/BSC/public/us/us_ot/en/model_top/HomeSewingMachine/hf_ls1217eus.html?reg=us&c=us_ot&lang=en&prod=hf_ls1217eus
I hope this was helpful. Good luck and...
Happy sewing!
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on Mar 08, 2015
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