My machine is only a couple years old, but recently it began bunching up thread on one side when I sew straight, simple lines. It seems like something between the spool of thread and the needle is loose and not keeping the thread taught, but I don't know much about how sewing machines work, so I don't know where to start to fix it.
Any help is appreciated! Thanks!
Hello MakikiChris. Thanks for the link. I read through it and the problem I was having seemed a bit different. I recently took a few panels off my machine though to try to see what was occuring, and it has worked fine since then, so if it starts up again I'll re-check the points mentioned in the post you sent me.
Thanks for the reply!Hello MakikiChris. Thanks for the link. I read through it and the problem I was having seemed a bit different. I recently took a few panels off my machine though to try to see what was occuring, and it has worked fine since then, so if it starts up again I'll re-check the points mentioned in the post you sent me.
Thanks for the reply!
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hi Sue. Why does my bobbin thread keep bunching up?
Check Your Tension Settings. Looping underneath the fabric usually occurs when there is not enough tension in the needle thread to pull the bobbin thread. Sometimes thread bunching can be caused by something as simple as the tension dial being inadvertently turned. Sewing Machine Thread Bunching Up Here Why .
if you go to this link a little pop up will come up just close this down.
or try this one.
try rethreading the machine top & bobbin check to see if the thread has come off the thread take up lever try changing the needle also make sure the needle & thread & fabric are compatable
Be sure that the machine has been cleaned and oiled. Check to be sure the machine is threaded correctly. Check to make sure the bobbin was wound properly.
This is caused by a bent needle. Try a different needle that is straight. When they get the slightest bed in them the stitching will end on the back side only
I had the same problem and it was so frustrating! It was happening to me because I wasn't using the right size needle. Go up a couple of needle sizes and see if that helps.
Hello MakikiChris. Thanks for the link. I read through it and the problem I was having seemed a bit different. I recently took a few panels off my machine though to try to see what was occuring, and it has worked fine since then, so if it starts up again I'll re-check the points mentioned in the post you sent me.
Thanks for the reply!
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