Do NOT adjust your tension until you've tried this:
Remove the top thread from the machine.
ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot and rethread from the beginning.
See if that makes any difference.
POSIBLE THAT THE BOBIN CASE TENTION NEED TO TIGHTEN THE SCREW JUST A SLIGHT, WHEN YOU INCERT THE BOBIN IN POSITION PULL THE THRED SEE THAT THE TREAD HAS A SLIGHT TENTION,AND RECHECK THE SEWING MACHINE SEE THAT THE TREAD SET IN ITS POSITION
DON' FORGET TO OIL THE MACHINE.
Called bird nesting and is a result of too loose a needle thread tension
if you use an automatic tensioner or using the numbers
and you still have a problem, the correct tension is a resistance to you pulling the thread prior to threading the needle
SOURCE: Problem with spool Thread, please suggest a solution!
This is a tension problem.
In addition to the top thread having a tension adjustment there is the facility to adjust the tension of the bottom(bobbin) thread.
Both these tensions need to be correct to get a balanced stitch and to stop the loose threads underneath the cloth.
It is almost impossible to explain how to adjust the bottom tension you need to be shown.
Somewhere in your manual it should explain how to do this.
SOURCE: Problem with the tension when embrod.
lower your top tension down, as it is tighter then your bobbin thread and also tighten your bobbin thread, this is done by the small screw on the bobbin holder, also you can try using the older metal bobbins these are the ones with the small holes around the top and bottom shank, but please make sure that they are the larger size bobbin, and only go very slow at first, try just in sewing mode first or just wind it over by hand.
SOURCE: The bobin thread bunches up on the bottom side of
Hello,
Try these solutions.
* Re-thread your machine as it may be threaded incorrectly.
* Raise your feed dogs if your machine has this feature.
* When you start to sew a seam, hold the upper and bobbin thread tails back and out of the way as you sew your first couple of stitches. This will keep them from getting caught in your machine.
I hope this helps.
SOURCE: how to stop bobin thread from knotting
When loading the bobbin there is most likely not enough tension on the thread letting it overlap incorrectly. Try wrapping thread around a tensioner when filling and that should help. That way the bobbin is rolled as tight as the tension on the upper thread when sewing.
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