Singer 5050 Mechanical Sewing Machine "loops top" Questions

the fabric back in without touching anything it went right back to looping the bottom thread. FYI---- Loops on the bottom-- problem is in the threading.. Loops on the top--- problem is with the bobbin

...General rule of thumb:: loops on the bottom, problem on the top. loops on the top, problem on the bottom. It sounds like your bobbin thread is not thru the little tensioner in the bobbin

...lettering is narrow and then bunches up top thread in bobbin case. Word to the wise... Thread loops on top, the problem is with the bobbin. If it loops on the bottom, the problem is with the

loops on top would be bobbin too loose. raise presser foot and rethread top thdead pulling thread into tension fully. set top tension dial to 5 and test sew. if still looping underneath try tightening

loops are on the top of the fabric. loosen the top tension... then do a test seam... and if you still have loops loosen again and repeat. If you start to see loops on the bottom... tighten the tension

loops on top of the seam? Or do you mean that you are getting wiggly stitches on top and small loops on the bottom of the seam? It's important to know... Because loops underneath means the top tension

...top Loops on the top, problem on the bottom. Check this ...

Top side stich looks fine. Bottom side loops are very loose. How to adjust? Looping stitches can be caused by a few different factors. Make sure that your machine is threaded correctly. If the top ...

...offer tension to the thread. Right? When you have underside loops it would indicate too much thread, right? So either the tension is too low OR something is jerking on the top thread causing a

upper thread looping around bobbin Every time the needle goes down, instead of passing over the top of the bobbin to make a loop, it passes just underneath the top of the bobbin, therby looping around