Brother LX3125 Sewing Machine - Page 3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

you might check your bobbin case tension---turn the screw to the left to tighten----to the right to loosen
also after every project check the needle to make sure it's in good condition

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Call Brother at 1-877-276-8437 and see if they have something. Or you can look at www.sewingmanualsonline.com and look at the Mademoiselle 1243 model instruction book,, they have a download for that at $10. The picture may let you know if it would work. Good luck

Check your stitch length, is it a zero (0)? Read your manual for other tips, if that does not work. You can also go to brother-usa.com for your manual and other frequently asked questions. Their phone#1-877-276-8437. Good luck

Check your bobbin winder lever, make sure that it is fully disengaged.

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Open the bobbin cover and remove the bobbin from your machine. Examine the bobbin case and make sure there aren't stray threads jammed into any grooves. If you see clumps or strands of thread, remove them with your fingers or with tweezers.

Look over how the bobbin is positioned in the case and whether or not it is inserted correctly. Different machines hold the bobbin in different ways and some machines don't use a bobbin case. Consult your machine's manual for the proper way for its bobbin to be inserted.

Make sure the thread is wound evenly on the bobbin. If your thread has large sections of loose loops sticking out from the rest of the thread, they easily could be causing the problem. Rewind the bobbin, if needed.

Clean the shuttle mechanism and the bobbin case with a small soft brush, such as a make-up brush, and a dust cloth. Remove as much dust and tiny fiber pieces as possible. Resist the urge to blow into the machine to clear away dust, this can send debris farther back into the machine, causing more serious problems.

Oil the movable pieces of the shuttle by putting a few drops of sewing machine oil on a Q-tip and rubbing the Q-tip over the hinge-like turning areas. Do not add too much oil to the machine; one drop goes a long way.

Reload your bobbin into the machine and sew a line along a piece of scrap fabric. Check your thread tension and adjust it as needed following the manufacturer's instructions. The upper thread should never show through the bottom and the bobbin thread should never show through the top.

I hope this helps to solve the problem.

Good luck.

1. In the event that changing the needle didn't determine the issue, have a go at rethreading the machine, guaranteeing legitimate pressure, and cleaning the bobbin region for any build up or garbage. On the off chance that the issue continues to happen, consider counseling the machine manual or looking for proficient help.

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You can download required manual from this page Home Sewing Machine ' United States ' Brother support website

It is a skilled job and best left to a service tech, but here is the service manual and some videos.Page 34 refers.https://acmerevival.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/smM3000.pdf

need to check the hook timing. put it in zig zag, no fabric, turn the hand wheel to you slowly. check the needle when it is coming back up, is the hook picking up the thread? if yes continue to check the next side, so if you check the left side then check the right. if any side its not picking up the thread then the timing is off and need to be retimed

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Which model machine is this? Do you know roughly how old it is? This is so I can check what setup it has and if I can find an owners manual for it for you.

If you can remove the cover on the left side you will see the presser foot bar. On the bar there will be a screw that may be loose. Turn the handwheel until the needle is all the way down and lift the foot manually until just before it makes contact with the needle clamp and tighten the screw on the presser foot bar. That should do it.

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This is most likely a threading or a tension issue. Take out both the top and bottom threads. Clean all the areas you can get to, top and bottom, to remove any tiny pieces of thread and fluff. You'll be surprised how much trouble two or three little bits of old thread can cause. Re-thread the machine and check your tension settings. Are you using a different type/brand of thread, have you changed the needle or are you sewing a different type of fabric? These can all affect how a machine sews so you might need to adjust your tension settings.