To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are stitches skipped on my Brother JX2517?
If stitches are skipped on your Brother Sewing Machine, correct the upper threading and choose the right combination of fabric, thread, and needle. Replace the needle if it is bent or blunt, and ensure the needle is correctly installed. Remove the needle plate and clean both the plate and the bobbin case to eliminate any accumulated dust.
Why is the fabric not feeding through my Brother JX2517?
If the fabric does not feed through your Brother Sewing Machine, remove the darning plate from the needle plate. Ensure you are using the right combination of fabric, thread, and needle. Remove any tangled thread, cleaning the race if necessary. Attach the presser foot that is correct for the type of stitch you want to sew.
Why does the upper thread keep breaking on my Brother JX2517 Sewing Machine?
If the upper thread of your Brother Sewing Machine breaks, ensure that you have threaded the upper thread correctly, paying attention to spool fitting and thread guides. Remove any knots or tangles in the thread. Choose a needle appropriate for the thread you are using and check that the upper thread tension is not too tight; if it is, loosen it.
Why does the needle keep breaking on my Brother JX2517 Sewing Machine?
If the needle of your Brother Sewing Machine breaks, make sure the needle is correctly installed and the needle clamp screw is firmly tightened with a screwdriver. Replace the needle if it is bent or blunt. Correct the upper threading and choose a thread and needle appropriate for the fabric. Attach the correct presser foot for the stitch you are using and loosen the upper thread tension if it's too tight. Lightly guide the fabric instead of pulling it. Fit the spool properly and use a bobbin designed for the machine.
What to do if the lower thread is tangled on my Brother JX2517 Sewing Machine?
If the lower thread is tangled or breaks in your Brother Sewing Machine, wind the bobbin thread properly and replace the bobbin if it's scratched or doesn't turn smoothly. Remove any tangled thread and clean the race. Use a bobbin designed for the machine and reset the bobbin thread correctly.
Why is the fabric wrinkled when using my Brother Sewing Machine?
If the fabric is wrinkled when using your Brother Sewing Machine, thread the upper thread and wind the bobbin thread properly. Ensure the spool is fitted correctly and use the right combination of fabric, thread, and needle. Replace the needle if it's bent or blunt. If sewing thin fabrics, use stabilizer material under the fabric. Attach the correct presser foot for the stitch you want to sew and adjust the upper thread tension if it is incorrect.
What to do if the stitch is not sewn correctly with my Brother JX2517 Sewing Machine?
If the stitch isn't sewn correctly on your Brother Sewing Machine, attach the correct presser foot for the type of stitch. Adjust the tension of the upper thread, and remove any tangled thread, cleaning the bobbin case if necessary.
What to do if fabric cannot be removed from my Brother JX2517?
To remove fabric stuck in your Brother Sewing Machine, lift the fabric and cut the threads below it. Then, clean the race.
General| Stitch Count | 17 |
|---|---|
| Buttonhole Style | 4-step |
| Free Arm | Yes |
| Built-in Light | Yes |
| Type | Mechanical |
| Number of Stitch Functions | 17 |
| Bobbin Type | Top Drop-in |
| Buttonhole Styles | 1 |
| Needle Threader | No |
| Bobbin | Top Drop-in |
| Stitch Functions | Decorative |
| Stitch Length | Adjustable |
| Presser Feet | Buttonhole, Zipper |
Key safety guidelines for operating the sewing machine, including unplugging, work area clarity, and special care.
Critical warnings and precautions when the sewing machine is used by or near children.
Guidelines for proper storage and maintenance to extend the sewing machine's operational life.
Instructions for troubleshooting, making adjustments, and seeking authorized repair services.
Details on standard accessories included with the sewing machine.
Diagram and identification of the principal components of the sewing machine.
Initial setup and operational procedures for starting to use the sewing machine.
Explanation of the various dials, levers, and buttons for operating the sewing machine.
Step-by-step guide for threading the upper and lower threads for sewing.
Guidance on selecting appropriate fabric, thread, and needle types for optimal results.
Information on additional accessories available for purchase to enhance sewing capabilities.
Essential precautions and warnings to review before commencing any sewing operations.
Step-by-step procedure for turning on the machine and beginning the sewing process.
Covers trial sewing, changing direction, and sewing thick fabrics.
Techniques for sewing thin and stretch fabrics, and stitching cylindrical pieces.
Explanation of thread tension's effect on stitch quality and how to adjust it.
Information and patterns for straight stitches, used for plain seams and topstitching.
Details on using zigzag stitches for decorative purposes and reinforcement.
Guide to performing blind hem stitches for creating neat, invisible hems.
Explanation of the overedge stitch for finishing fabric edges and preventing fraying.
Instructions for using the elastic stitch for mending, sewing elastic, or joining fabrics.
Details on using double action stitches, particularly for patchwork and joining fabric pieces.
Step-by-step guide on how to create buttonholes using the machine's features.
How to make adjustments to buttonholes for consistent stitch appearance on both sides.
Techniques for securing buttonhole stitches and safely cutting them open.
Instructions for using the zipper foot to insert zippers into garments and projects.
Method for gathering fabric using straight stitches to create fullness or decorative effects.
Guide to creating appliqués by sewing decorative fabric shapes onto a base fabric.
Introduction to optional accessories and their uses.
Step-by-step instructions for sewing buttons onto fabric using the button sewing foot.
Instructions for darning fabric using straight stitches and the darning plate.
Guide to using the blind stitch foot for blind hemming, edge stitching, and seam finishing.
General maintenance guidelines for the sewing machine.
Information regarding the machine's self-oiling system and why user oiling is not required.
Advice on proper storage conditions to prevent damage to the sewing machine.
Instructions on how to clean the sewing machine safely and effectively.
Solutions for common issues where the sewing machine fails to operate.
Troubleshooting steps when fabric becomes stuck or cannot be removed from the machine.
Causes and solutions for the sewing needle breaking during operation.
Troubleshooting steps for when the upper thread repeatedly breaks.
Solutions for problems related to the lower thread becoming tangled or breaking.
How to diagnose and adjust thread tension issues for proper stitch formation.
Tips for preventing fabric wrinkling during sewing operations.
Solutions for skipped stitches, including threading and needle/fabric combinations.
Troubleshooting steps when stitches appear uneven, misaligned, or incorrect.
Solutions for issues where the fabric is not feeding through the machine properly.
