What to do if upper threading is incorrect on Brother Sewing Machine?
If the upper threading on your Brother Sewing Machine is incorrect, the immediate solution is to rethread the machine completely. This ensures that the thread is properly seated in all the necessary guides and tension disks.
What to do if needle is not properly attached in Brother Sewing Machine?
If the needle in your Brother Sewing Machine is not properly attached, or if the needle is bent or the tip is dulled, reattach the needle correctly.
What to do if needle is not attached correctly in Brother PQ-1500?
If the needle in your Brother Sewing Machine is not correctly attached, especially if it's bent or the tip is dulled, reattach the needle.
What to do if stitch length is too short on Brother PQ-1500 Sewing Machine?
If the stitch length is too short on your Brother Sewing Machine, adjust the stitch length setting to a longer setting.
How to raise needle on Brother PQ-1500?
To raise the needle on your Brother Sewing Machine, turn the hand wheel.
General| Type | Mechanical |
|---|---|
| Max Stitch Speed | 1500 stitches per minute |
| Feed Mechanism | Drop Feed |
| Needle Position | Center |
| Stitch Options | Straight stitch only |
| Thread Tension | Adjustable |
| Bobbin Winding | Automatic |
| Needle System | DB x 1 |
| Needle | HAx1 |
| Presser Foot Lift | Manual |
| Power Requirements | 110V |
To reduce the risk of electric shock, follow specific precautions for electrical hazards.
To reduce risks of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury, adhere to general safety guidelines.
Polarized plug information for US customers to prevent electric shock.
Follow essential guidelines for safe operation, including handling moving parts and power.
Tips for maintaining the machine's longevity, including storage and cleaning.
Guidance on seeking repairs or adjustments for malfunctions.
Adjusts upper thread tension for proper stitch formation and fabric balance.
Connects the machine to power and controls sewing speed via foot pedal.
Manually controls needle movement, always turn towards you.
Allows adjustment of stitch length for different sewing needs.
Enables sewing in reverse to reinforce stitches, push lever down.
Lifts the presser foot to insert or remove fabric easily.
Allows hands-free lifting of the presser foot using a knee control.
Adjusts the pressure of the presser foot on the fabric for different materials.
Trims upper and bobbin threads at the end of seams automatically.
Sets the needle to stop either in the fabric or in the raised position.
Turns the sewing area light on and off.
Adjusts the height of the feed dogs to match fabric weight.
Selects feed dog positions and adjusts pressure for various fabric types.
Procedure for safely replacing the sewing machine needle.
Instructions for changing the feed pin for different sewing applications.
Steps to safely replace the sewing light bulb.
Step-by-step guide to winding thread onto the bobbin.
Instructions for correctly inserting the wound bobbin into the bobbin case.
Detailed steps for guiding the upper thread through the machine's threading path.
Guide to operating the automatic needle threader for quick threading.
Procedure for testing stitch length and creating sample stitches.
Guidance on adjusting thread tension for optimal stitch appearance.
Instructions for attaching and using the zipper foot.
Details on the standard foot used for most sewing tasks.
Foot designed for sewing difficult fabrics like velvet and suede.
Used for creating neat rolled hems on fabric edges.
Specialized foot for attaching invisible zippers.
Used for precise 1/4 inch or 1/8 inch seam allowances in quilting.
Spring-action foot for free-motion quilting and embroidery.
Ensures even feeding of multiple fabric layers, ideal for quilting.
Step-by-step guide to performing basic sewing operations.
Technique for sewing difficult fabrics using pin feeding.
Details on the pin feeding unit and its operation for even fabric feeding.
Detailed instructions for using the rolled hem foot to create finished hems.
Instructions for attaching and using the zipper foot for sewing zippers.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the sewing machine.
Identifying and maintaining lubrication points for smooth operation.
Guidelines for cleaning the machine's exterior and parts.
Important precautions to protect the machine from damage and ensure longevity.
Troubleshooting steps for common causes of thread breakage.
Solutions for issues causing skipped stitches during sewing.
Addressing fabric puckering problems and their causes.
Resolving issues with fabric feeding and irregular stitch formation.
Troubleshooting thread looping issues in seams.
Causes and solutions for needle breakage during operation.
Diagnosing and fixing problems when the sewing machine does not operate.
Identifying and resolving sources of excessive noise from the machine.
Troubleshooting the automatic needle threader if it fails to function.
Resolving issues when the thread cutter feature is not working.
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