PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE
Top thread frays or breaks
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Moving machine too slowly in manual mode
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otor is running too fast in manual mode
amaged needle
rr on sewing hook
urr on needle plate
eedle rubbing side of needle plate hole
mproper threading
eedle size too small compared to thread
thread quality
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Needle is bent or improperly set
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opping foot too high
ook too far from needle
ook and needle out of time
amaged hook point
op tension too tight
ncoder wheel slipping
mproper electrical connections
Thread loops on quilt back
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Moving machine too fast
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otor is running to slow for manual movements
op tension is too loose
mproper threading
urr on sewing hook
uzzy, linty thread
Master power switch off
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otor speed gauge set to “0” or “turtle” icon
reaker tripped in electrical panel
lown fuse on quilting machine
aulty extension cord (if used)
wer cord near switch loose
Hook assembly is dry and needs oil
Hook assembly damage
needle plate
Machine hard to push while quilting
Quilt rubbing on leveler bar
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mproper hopping foot height
hread wrapped around wheels
ithout machine running
hread wrapped around wheels or bearings
arriage wheels need cleaning to remove oxidation/lint/thread