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Christine Bates Posted on May 16, 2019
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I have model BLE1AT-2 ane the needles keep breaking. I've only had it a week.

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Be sure you are using a standard needle and that you are inserting them in all the way
second remove thread, needle plate, and rotate the hand wheel slowly to see if the needle is hitting either the looper and or the looper guide. You may need an experienced tech to help

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 31, 2009

SOURCE: My Baby Lock Serger model BLE1AT oiling

Baby Lock.com says you have to take it in to a dealer, as oiling requires removal of covers that would void the warranty.

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Eva Hack

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  • Posted on Feb 11, 2010

SOURCE: my sewing thread keeps breaking

Have you put your needle in the right way and not back to front. Make sure that the groove in the needle is to the front.

Debbi's Sewing Machine Repair

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  • Posted on Jul 29, 2010

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

Debbi's Sewing Machine Repair

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  • Posted on May 25, 2012

SOURCE: thread keeps breaking

check to see if there are any burrs in that area

Debbi's Sewing Machine Repair

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  • Posted on Dec 03, 2012

SOURCE: Needle keeps breaking HELP!

Needle breaks
1.the needle is damaged
2.the needle is not correctly inserted
3.wrong size needle for the fabric
4.the wrong foot is attached
5.the needle clamp screw is loose
6. Top tension is too tight
7. Machine could be out of time

I suggest contact brother.com or a dealer about the needles , cause
I've checked on the internet and on the brother site about the needles and couldn't find any information.

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Juki DDL 227 top needle keeps breaking

Needle breaks
1.the needle is damaged
2.the needle is not correctly inserted
3.wrong size needle for the fabric
4.the wrong foot is attached
5.the needle clamp screw is loose
6. Top tension is too tight
7. Machine could be out of time


The needle thread breaks

1. the needle thread is not threaded properly

2. The needle thread tension is to tight

3. The needle is bent or blunt

4. The needle is incorrectly inserted

5. The needle thread & the bobbin thread are not set under the presser foot when starting to sew

6. the threads were not drawn to the rear after sewing

7. The thread is either to heavy or to fine for the needle
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Needle keeps breaking HELP!

Needle breaks
1.the needle is damaged
2.the needle is not correctly inserted
3.wrong size needle for the fabric
4.the wrong foot is attached
5.the needle clamp screw is loose
6. Top tension is too tight
7. Machine could be out of time

I suggest contact brother.com or a dealer about the needles , cause
I've checked on the internet and on the brother site about the needles and couldn't find any information.
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Thread keeps breaking

check to see if there are any burrs in that area
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Thread keeps breaking, Silk Fabric bunching u[

Machine breaks needles
1.make sure you are using the right needle for your type of sewing machine.
Most machines can use generic Schmetz needles. There are cases where the machine will only use ones specified in the owners manual.
2.the presser foot may not be installed properly
3.use the correct needle for the type of fabric you are working with. To fine of needle on heavy fabric or to course a needle on silk or jersey can damage fabric. make sure the correct needle for silk is being used.
4.let the feed dogs guide the fabric & the feed dogs will work with the presser foot .
5.the needle is not all the way in -push all the way up against the stop

also clean under the needle plate & in the bobbin area for lint or loose
threads
check to make sure the feed dogs are completely in the up position

if none of these suggestions work then it's possible that the machine
is out of time & would have to retimed at a sewing machine shop
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My thread keeps breaking at the end of my sewing session. not sure why, I've been sewing blocks for a quilt and I've tried to change the thread

Upper thread breaks
1.needle may be in backwards
Correct needle insertion
Correct needle insertion is mandatory for proper use of sewing machine.
Raise the needle bar to the highest point, then loosen the clamp screw to remove the old needle, place the new needle in the clamp with the flat side to the back of the machine or if using a round needle--the groove in the needle should face away from the shaft.
Push the needle all the way up to the stop or as far as it will go, then tighten the needle clamp screw
2.upper tension may be to tight--try 3 to 5
3.the needle may be bent or damaged--try rolling the needle on a flat surface to see if it's bent or not
4.thread may be hanging up in bobbin case--check area for loose threads or lint
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Lower thread breaks
The most probable cause of lower thread breaking is improperly wound bobbin
1.always start with a empty bobbin
Never wind one color over the other
2.choose thread that is identical in color & type as the one to be used for upper threading
3.wind the bobbin evenly across & in layers
4.don't wind the bobbin so full that it would be tight & hard to insert into bobbin case
5.bent bobbin--replace
6.lint built up in the bobbin case--frequent cleanings will eliminate this problem, the more often you use the sewing machine the more often it needs to be cleaned
7.thread catching on the bobbin spring or latch on bobbin case, check to see that the bobbin is inserted completely & correctly, & that you are using the right kind of bobbin .

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I am having a problem with thread breaking. as it's going threw the needle it starts to back up father up on the thread and then it just keeps getting thinner and thinner until it breaks. It is hard...

try a different spool of thread & see if that solves the problem ,, I've gotten thread that would easily break & just used it for sewing quilt squares,,,if another spool does not help try a new needle
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1. Maybe you are using the wrong size machine needle or poor quality thread.
2. You must always lift the presser foot before threading the machine to release the tension discs.
3. Maybe you have broken thread stuck in the discs or bobbin race. Give them a clean. Pull a thicker thread by hand through the tension discs when the presser foot is up.
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