TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEMS
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Needle Breaks
NOTE: Whenever you
break a needle, make
sure you find all parts of
it before you continue
sewing. A needle point
that gets lodged in the
hook assembly of the
machine can cause the
machine to bind up and
stop running, possibly
causing serious damage.
Also check for burrs on
the hook if parts of the
needle are found under
the throat plate.
Needle inserted improperly
Make sure the needle is inserted
all the way into the needle bar
shaft and the long groove is in the
front. Make sure the needle clamp
screw is tight.
Flow of thread is obstructed
Check the top tension by pulling
the thread through the eye of the
needle. If it is excessively tight,
check all threading points to make
sure thread is not caught any-
where.
Needle too close to hook
Hook needs to be re-timed.
Needle hits hoop
Make sure hoop is big enough for
work being done.
Needle is bent
Replace needle.
Stitches Are Not Being
Formed
Bobbin is empty
Replace with full bobbin.
Not enough bobbin thread pulled
out of bobbin case
There should be at least three (3)
inches of thread hanging from the
bobbin case when it is replaced.
Needle inserted improperly
Make sure the needle is inserted
all the way into the needle bar
shaft and the long groove is in
front. Make sure the needle clamp
screw is tight.
Timing is off
Re-time the hook.
Broken hook point
Replace the entire hook assembly.
Thread is not threaded through the
take-up lever.
Check all threading points to make
sure none have been missed.
Thread “Birdnests” Un-
der Throat Plate Area
Improper threading
Check all threading points to make
sure none have been missed.
Hooped too loosely
Fabric must be hooped securely,
with proper backing.
Lack of lubrication in hook assem-
bly. Even if the machine is oiled
every day, this can happen when
the machine is run long and hard.
Place one drop of oil in hook as-
sembly oiling point.
Using a fill stitch on very small ar-
eas
Change to a satin stitch.
Tension problems
Adjust the tension. Remove the
bobbin case and check the tension.
Faulty take-up spring
Replace the take-up spring.
Dull needle
Replace the needle.
Needle is too large, making hole in
fabric
Change to a smaller needle.
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