Top 20 White Sewing 2037 Mechanical Sewing Machine Questions & Answers

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Thread breakage occurs commonly with mis-threading. Be sure to ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot when threading the top thread. Also, since you are using 2 threads, thread one completely and then thread the other so the threads do not get twisted in the thread path. If your machine has duel tension disks, thread each tension disk separately with a single thread. Setting the thread spools to turn opposite directions may help. Also, make sure the needle eye is the right size for the thread. Thick or thin thread could break easily in the wrong needle. Also, use only good quality thread--no bargain bin or old threads! twin needle thread breakage Google Search

Try searching for: sewing machine timing There are a lot of videos/web sites that offer instruction.

remove the cover over the bobbin section so that you can see the needle bobbin carrier interaction now turn the machine over by hand and watch the needle go down and start to come up at this point the hook of the bobbin carrier should be very close to the needle just above the eye of the needle It is at this point the the needle thread is picked up and run around the bobbin carrier to link up with the bobbin thread if it is not there then take it in for an adjustment as the adjustment is done by loosening off the clamp on the vertical bar at the end of the machine that moves the needle up and down and positioning the needle in the position described if the needle is hitting the bobbin and the timing is correct , replace the needle as it may be bent or not in properly

Sounds like what is normally referred to as "bird nesting" or thread nesting which is essentially caused, in the majority of cases, by incorrect threading. Advise your wife to always raise the presser foot when threading the machine. This releases the tension disk so the thread will seat properly. If the thread is not seated in the tension disk, the upper thread will loop and knot under the fabric causing "birds nests"--an ugly mess of thread! Be sure to install new needles frequently. A bent, dull, or nicked needle will be the cause of many frustrations. Also, avoid old or bargain bin thread. And use the proper needle for the thread and fabric of the project. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwij4crWxcnMAhVN9GMKHbZdBGYQFggjMAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.schmetzneedles.com%2Flearning%2Fpdf%2Fschmetz-needle-chart.pdf&usg=AFQjCNHTR52AmqwzvyCjbXmD5Ch52Va5_Q The correct tension has been achieved when the upper thread and bobbin thread meet in the middle of the fabric. The starting point is usually the midway point between high & low tension number, and then testing and tweaking. This does not mean, however, that the tension needed for corduroy fabric will work on silk. There is usually some tweaking involved with every project, ie needle size & type, thread weight & material, type of fabric (heavy, light, knit, woven, etc.) ...

here is a link for parts for the machine. http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/white-2037-sewing-machine-parts.aspx

Check your owner's manual. Most sewing machines, the bobbin turns clockwise as you look at the back of the bobbin case. Although your machine may be different. Also, make sure your bobbin case is firmly seated in the hook and it is latched in place. Sometimes, if it is not firmly latched, it will not turn as you sew.

you might need a different needle and the tension should also be adjusted you might also need some type of interfacing

Hallo Rhonda Pls chk your bobbin locking at fixing shaft grew or not. on bobbin a sliding locking plate locks at shaft. while keeping in case chk that is loked by pulling. if it dosent lock , change bobbin with spare one.

try this link for a free manual,, the information about oiling should be in it. if the info is not in the manual, contact singer and ask them if the machine is self oiling machine. http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/1128_white-2037-x.pdf

Bobbin is not installed correctly. Bobbin is not spinning in the correct direction when installed. and the machine does need to be threaded correctly as well.

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It may just have wound badly. If you have not already done so, replace it or clean it off and retry. If you have done this already please add the details and resubmit

Please first remove the first needle and presserfoot. After If you're experienced with sewing on a sewing machine, don't be afraid to make changes to your bobbin tension and bobbin case. Or you gone to mechanic shop. Then you will buy a check correct case size bobbin.

Is the Bobbin the right size for the machine? That may keep the bobbin case from latching properly, causing this phenomenon. Shuttle latched in properly? Machine cleaned and oiled per the manual? Make sure bobbin is wound straight and correctly... Post with results or follow up questions

try adjusting the top thread tension and see if that help the loose stitches underneath.also try changing the needleand clean under the needle plate and in the bobbin area