Brother xl-2600I sewing machine thread problem

I just had the same problem with my Brother xl 2600i.

• Upon close inspection, I noticed and felt a tiny bur on the silver piece right where the thread was sticking.
• I filed it smooth with an emery board.

Still not as smooth as it was before, but at least now it works.

Most likely your top thread is not threaded correctly. Unthread and rethread. Check with your manual to make sure you have threaded correctly. Thread bunching up on bottom indicates top thread is threaded wrongly.

Using thread different than you would normally use for practice will give different results. This will frustrate both the student and teacher. Not a good idea.

I agree with you to take it back & buy another brand

Here you go, from the Brother website

http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c=us&lang=en&prod=hf_xl2600i2610eus&dlid=&flang=English&type2=-1

If, you do not have the manual, please go to Brother.com and download one for free. Also, to change your needle without a screwdriver, use a nickel or dime. Sometimes that works better than a screwdriver and won't strip your screw head.

You should not have to adjust the bottom tension when using sewing thread.

There is a tiny screw on the side of the bobbin case - left/loose; right/tight.

Mark the screw head slot and edge of the bobbin case with nail polish or sharpie so you know where you started.

If you are having a stitching problem that appears to be loose bobbin thread, it may be that the machine was threaded with the presser foot down.

Always thread a sewing machine with the presser foot up.

When the presser foot is down when threading, the thread cannot enter the tension control and you get loose, loopy stitching.

Could be a bad case of bird nesting. Remove the top thread from the machine. ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot and rethread from the beginning. See if that makes a difference.

hi hrkids

will anything thing here be of help XL-2600/2600i/2610:


riz.