Embroidery Machine Thread Keeps Shredding
Embroidery Machine Thread Keeps Shredding. Common reasons for thread breaks in machine embroidery. It will probably be at the needle or just after the tension disc area.
It's brand new, i shouldn't have to change anything. Verify you are using the correct needle type. Needle, too small a needle sometimes was the culprit or a dull needle.
Totally Remove The Thread, Check The Tension Disks To See If Fuzz Is Stuck There, And Then Rethread.
I have changed the thread, needle, bobbin, changed the tension and anything else i could think of and no luck. There are scratches on the bobbin case. Then consider the thread itself.
When A Thread Is Shredding Or Breaking On Your Machine, Find The Point Of Origin.
I do not know if that is true, but cotton definitely has a shelf life for machine embroidery. It's brand new, i shouldn't have to change anything. The advice i was given is to use 80/12 topstitch needles (i use 75/11 if i'm making lace), really cuts down on the friction.
If Your Design Is Really, Really Dense, That Could Be A Problem Also.
It will probably be at the needle or just after the tension disc area. Remove any knots or tangles. Needle is turned, bent or the point is dull.try a new needle.
Check The Presser Foot Height.
I just bought the mc500e embroidery machine. Something keeps shredding my thread and i’ve changed my needle, bobbin casing, and checked for any burrs (none found). If a third thread break occurs in a relatively short time, use the thread break diagnostic tool to begin a more thorough analysis.
Machine Is Not Threaded Correctly;
Make sure a thread feed forward 200 test completes successfully. I just can't figure out what is causing my thread to shred and break. Why is my thread shredding on my embroidery machine?
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