I have a White 2037 and I've never yet managed to do twin needle sewing. My thread always breaks after a short while of sewing. I put a spool plus a bobbin on the spool pin, then thread as normal (or one thread on each side of the tension disc--I've tried it both ways). I've adjusted the thread tension. It still breaks.
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
SOURCE: keeps cutting the thread from inside the machine
Make sure all of your threads are in between the tension dials. Sounds that the machine isn't catching because of the tension. Good Luck
SOURCE: Bobbin won't thread
I just bought my White sewing machine used and the model #967.I had problem winding a bobbin so my husband helped me. what I had to do was hold the arm with the bobbin on up agains the wheel. I know it seems to be a pain but this machine has all kind of attachments.
SOURCE: I have a WHITE 3300 EMBROIDERY MACHINE and the
Refer to your machine for cleaning the bobbin area.
You will need to clean this area often as lint and thread snips can build up can cause the bobbin feed to malfunction.
If this continues after you have cleaned the machine, the timing may need to be adjusted by a sewing machine tech.
SOURCE: My white sewing machine needle keeps breaking.
take it to a sewing machine repair shop, so the needle bar can be checked, & also the timing
SOURCE: White #32548 sewing machine.
1.needle in backward
2.needle bent or blunt
3.rethread
4.check for lint or thread fragments in bobbin area
204 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×