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Power Cuts out
Thread keeps snapping
Stitching is messy and not even or
fabric is bunching up when I sew.
Machine could be jammed
Tensioner is too tight.
Threaded incorrectly.
Tangled thread
Material too heavy
Footplate not lowered
Machine is not threaded
correctly.
Tension is too loose
Tension is too tight
The needle is blunt or bent or not
right for the type of fabric you
using.
There is flu or dust in the path of
the thread
Sewing started too close to the
edge.
Power O . Check for blockages.
Lift up footplate and wind hand
wheel to lift the needle. Remove
any material and or tangled
thread. Make sure there is no
damage to thread or needle,
rethread if needed.
Release tension by turning
tensioner anti clockwise
Rethread machine as per
instructions.
Clear any tangled thread.
Use thinner fabric
Lower footplate when sewing
Release tensioner fully by turning
anti-clockwise and make sure
machine is threaded correctly.
If thread is sewing too loosely,
tighten tensioner until desired
threading is achieved.
If thread is sewing too tightly,
loosen tensioner until desired
threading is achieved.
Replace needle as directed in
the instructions.
Ensure that your fabric clean and
free from flu .
Avoid starting your sewing from
the edge of the fabric.
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