Try a different brand of thread. AVOID old or bargain bin thread.
When the thread breaks is an indication of the problem. If it breaks after sewing a couple inches, the top thread is probably not threaded correctly...when it happens on my machine, the thread is sometimes looped around the spool pin or hanging up on the thread slit in the spool. Pay attention to when the thread breaks. If it shreds/frays before breaking, the thread is encountering a rough spot somewhere in the thread path or it could be coarse fabric. Changing the type of needle (like a top stitch needle) may help, or perhaps the thread is too thick for the needle's eye--try a larger needle.
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Why Does My Thread Keep Breaking While Sew
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I would change the needle because sometimes there is a burr inside the eye of the needle. Now when you rethread, make sure that your presser foot is up, and then pull on the thread to make sure that the thread is seated in all of the guides.
SOURCE: thread bunches up under the fabric
my solution was to take the sewing machine to a repair shop where I found out it would be about $126.00 to fix it so am just throwing it away and buying a different brand of machine
SOURCE: The bobbin thread is sewing loose stitches and
Always have the presser foot up when you thead any sewing machine.
Make sure the flat side of the needle shaft is facing to the back of the machine.
Don't do anything to the bobbin tension. Set the top thread tension to what is recommended by the mfg.
Make sure the thread from the bobbin is feeding from the bobbin in the correct direction and through the correct guides.
After inserting the bobbin and threading the machine, lower the needle (hold on to the thread tail) and then raise it by turning the hand wheel by hand to pull up the bobbin thread.
Gently pull the two threads under the presser foot and to the back of the sewing machine before you begin to sew.
SOURCE: bottom thread too loose; tried
Check for correct bottom thread tension.
It's provided by a flat spring on the bobbin holder.
When the bobbin is correctly installed, pulling on the thread
should meet with slight resistance, and the bobbin should spin without
trying to jump out of the bobbin holder.
SOURCE: singer advance 7422....won't pick
It sounds like your timing is in need of adjustment and unfortunately you need special tools and know how. So, you have to take it in for service.
SOURCE: keeps breaking the top thread---i tried adjusting
it is possible the machine is out of time & needs to be serviced by a repair shop
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