Tacsew Sewing Machines - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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needle is too short then

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This happened to me. I took apart the bobbin and there were no threads stuck. It moved freely, but the hand wheel was still stuck. So I checked the belt between the handwheel and the motor. I tugged on it (while the machine is off) and tugged on the belt to turn the handwheel. It took a couple tuggs to make the handwheel move, but once it started moving, it seemed to unfreeze. And I was back to normal. I can’t tell you what happened, but it’s fine now.

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Take it back to the service vendor right away.

Have you tried cleaning under the bobbin case and feed dogs? Sometimes this can cause that effect.

Something here may help: Metallic Thread Video Demos sewing 101 how to sew with metallic thread see kate sew Tips for Sewing with Metallic Threads Express Yourself with Sulky Metallic Thread If the problem continues, I would try different brands of needles and thread.

Sounds like you may have burrs on the throat of the needle plate. These are caused by the needle striking the sides of the opening, either from pulling the fabric or the fabric not feeding freely and are frequently, though not always, associated with a broken needle. Any time you hear a "chunk" while sewing, your needle has hit the plate and probably left a burr. These burrs put drag on the fabric or on the thread and cause the issue you described.