Brother XL-2600I "numbers sewing machines tension knob" Questions

bad don't know where tension knob is hello, The tension knob is located near the front of the sewing machine. It has a dial numbered from 1 to 9. The larger the number, the tighter the tension. Thanks

...tension control knob parts list. Does anyone have a parts schematic for the thread tension control knob. My daugther was using the machine and the screw must have come off the knob, therefore I have ...

sewing machine is making a ball of thread under the material we'resewing i was told i might need to adjust the tension i don't have the manual booklet. Try adjusting the numbered knob on your machine.

...sewing machine clockwise by one number. Sew a straight stitch 3 inches in length. Check the stitching. It is perfect if the threads meet in the middle, and you can only see the top thread on top and ...

...numbers should the 3 knobs be ever three or 4 stitchs are slack or all of them i dont no what knob is for the top stitchs and which is the under neath Forget the three knobs for tension adjustment, ...

I install a belleville spring washer on the knobs shaft. This extra tension keeps the knob from turning when the sewing machine vibrates. This may be more difficult than most consumers want to attempt

...numbers and behind that is a small er knob no discs at all, is something missing? there should be small washers ( discs with a tapered flange to direct the thread between the plates ) if they are not ...

...tension on a janome 6260 sewing machine? Refer to the manual. You turn the tension knob - the higher the number the tighter the stitch. First, thread the machine with the presser foot up. This opens ...

...numbers are the knobs supposed to be set on? I don't know how to adjust the tension for flannel. Flannel is a light - mid weight fabric. If your tension dial goes to 8 , set your tension between ...

...sewing machine? Adjust your top tension if it's too tight. To decrease your top tension if it is too tight, turn your knob so the numbers are decreasing. Try ½ to 1 number lower, then test the ...