Treading sewing machine

it is a slow pull just pull slowly as you sew

1. Always make sure you are treading the sewing machine with the foot in the UP position.

2. Loops on bottom mean the top tension is too loose... tighten it.

try changing the top thread tension to 3 or 4

also rethread the machine just in case the thread is hung up somewhere

take the bobbin out & put the bobbin in reverse of what you did before

you said you changed the needle, check to make sure it in correctly,, the flat side goes to the back of the machine, push it all the way up before tightening the screw

Sounds like you have the upper threading wrong, or you have the upper tension set too loose, set it to 5.

If when you sew in reverse you have big stitches then you will need a shop adjustment if you have made sure beforehand that you have the correct stitch length to sew forward.

my friend and i sat at the machine to see what was happening
the 1st thing wrong the plastic bobbin was the wrong size and the bobbin was not threading through the tension spring as the elastic was to thick

Sounds like you have tried everything possible, be sure you are using an anti static needle on the delicate fabrics, if that does not work it really does mean fiddling with the tensions until you get it dead right

Try this link it may help you.
http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c=us&lang=en&prod=hf_ls2125eus&type2=-1&flang=English&dlid=

Your bobbin is probably too loose. When you set a new bobbin, stop every now and then and try with your fingers nail if it's nice and tight enough. Not extremely tight, but tight, not loose and moves easily when you set your finger between the threads.

With most fabrics (99%) the plate is fine at the the top position, just with very thick and "fragile" (satins etc) you might need to adjust it.

Settings: Tightest tension for the thinnest materials, more loose for the thicker ones, better have a test piece, it rarely goes under 5 anyway.

hi hrkids

will anything thing here be of help XL-2600/2600i/2610:


riz.