Could some one explain to me what is wrong with an embroidery machine when ,on the led window it say thread is tangled but it is not. The needle will not go down at all.It just makes a grinding noise.Is there a way that I could check it out to see whats wrong with it , or will it take an expert to check it out.
Stella
Do you have fluff or a thread tangle caught in your bobbin? A bent needle?
I try first, unthreading all and cleaning really well. Also, change the needle and see what happens.
Maureen
Stella Fenley wrote:
Did you take out the bobbin casing and make sure there isn't a piece of thread, fabric or lint or whatever jamming up the works. I would carefully check ANY moving parts for a jam. If anything makes your machine grind to a halt it will almost always say a thread jam or break. I'd say if you weren't comfortable removing casing so you can see inside the works you're going to have to take it to the shop.
One other thought......there was a lady in one of my sewing classes who was always having this problem. That's when the repair guy came out and gave us a lecture on the evils of canned air. He was fixing her machine for about the 3rd time and taken the bottom off of her machine and you could see bits of thread and what looked like little pinked (as in pinking shears) bits tangled up in the works that moved up and down and around and like that. Twernt pretty......twas also expensive.
Val
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