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ReplyDeleteI know this is a shot in the dark, but with the Covid-19, I am unable to get to my local repair shop. I have been making many face masks, and now my right needle on my Bernina 880 wants to break consistently every time I start serging. I have tore the machine apart, cleaned and oiled it, put in new needles and checked the thread. I thought maybe something was wrong with the tension, so I reduced it clear down to zero and still keeps breaking. I put in s a slightly heavier thread thinking it was just too much pull on that thread, and still keeps breaking.UGGG!
ReplyDeleteThe first thing to check is the needle guard. When the needles go under the needle plate, they should be centered between the needle guard.
ReplyDeleteI'm having trouble with my sewing machine. I'm sewing along and get a clunk noise and then the the needle seems stuck in the down position. The hand wheel doesn't want to turn forwards or backwards. With a lot of work, I eventually get the needle free. In my investigations, I've taken out the bobbin case, the hook covering and the hook and cleaned everything. I've put everything back together very carefully. (Multiple times.) When I've got the bobbin case back in place, it seems a bit wobbly as I turn the hand wheel to move everything through the sewing process. Is this possibly the problem? Things seem to be working OK with no needle and no thread. Adding the needle brings back the problem and the needle gets stuck again. (Still no thread.) Do you have any suggestions for what I should look at next? (I've tried another needle, in case the problem was a bent or damaged needle.) This is a Janome New Home machine, circa 1996. Thanks for any suggestions you can provide.
ReplyDeleteIt would help if I knew what kind of bobbin system your machine has. Or a model number.
DeleteIf it's a drop-in bobbin, the bobbin basket may be damaged and need to be replaced. Or the timing could be off.If it's a rotary hook, there could be thread tangled around the back of it, or between the moving parts, that needs to be removed. Or there could be a burr on the hook, or the retainer finger. Or the timing could be off.If it's an oscillating hook, there could be a burr on the hook or other thread passage parts. If the bobbin case is wobbly, maybe there's a broken needle part that's stuck in the race. Or the timing could be off.
Let me know what you figure out.