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Frequently Asked Questions...
my sewing machine keeps tangling my thread.?
I know it would be hard trying to figure out the problem through the internet but here is what's up. Can anyone give me reasons why thread might get tangled up in a sewing machine? I fixed the tangled thread but it would tangled up again. I set the tension to a different setting, but it would still tangle up. The obvious sign is a problem with the bottom thread because when trying to connect the top thread and the bottom thread, it sometimes would not get the bottom thread through. Ohhh, and I got a brother sewing machine model SQ- 9000
BTW, I'm a newbie to sewing ^-^, thank you for you're help!
Answer:
I do not think you need an "epistle" to figure this out, so this will be short and to the point.
You need to start with the manual. Open it as you are sitting in front on the machine.
Now, read and apply each step of every feature.
The first will be bobbin winding. When finished, make sure the bobbin is placed into the bobbin case so the thread is feeding counter clockwise and be sure the thread is slipped through the guide on the side of the bobbin case. Pull out a couple inches to make sure.
Second will be threading. Always be sure the presser foot is up.
After threading, hold onto the end of the upper thread then lower and raise the needle so it picks up the bobbin thread. Take the ends of both threads to the back of the machine and the bobbin thread has not popped out of the guide on the bobbin case.
Make sure the tension is set according to the recommendations in the manual.
Place a folded scrap of fabric under the presser foot and lower the needle into the fabric. Stitch a few inches to see how the stitching looks. Do this test each time you change any of the settings.
If you have been sewing a fabric with a lot of nap (such as fleece) lint can accumulate in the bobbin case and surrounding area. Refer to the maintenance section and follow the instructions carefully to insure the correct placement of the bobbin case after cleaning. Lubricating will be addressed if it is required by the user.
If you need a manual, you can download a free copy at Brother - http://www.brother-usa.com/manuals/default.aspx?PGID=3&R3ModelID=SQ9000