Why does the thread keep breaking on my Empisal 760 Sewing Machine?
Thread breakage on your Empisal Sewing Machine can occur due to several reasons. First, ensure the machine is threaded correctly. If the threading is correct, the thread tension might be too tight, so try resetting it. Also, check that the needle is correctly inserted into the needle clamp.
What to do if my Empisal 760 Sewing Machine needles break?
If the needles on your Empisal Sewing Machine are breaking, it could be due to a few reasons. Check if the needles are bent, blunt, or damaged and replace them if needed. Make sure the needles are correctly inserted into the needle clamp. Also, avoid forcibly pulling the fabric; instead, guide it gently with both hands.
Why does my Empisal 760 Sewing Machine skip stitches?
Skipped stitches on your Empisal Sewing Machine can happen for a few reasons. Ensure that the needles aren't bent, blunt, or damaged; replace them if they are. Verify that the needles are correctly inserted into the needle clamp. Also, make sure the machine is threaded correctly and that you are using the correct type of needles (HA×1 or 130/705H).
What causes seam puckering on my Empisal 760 and how to fix it?
Seam puckering on your Empisal Sewing Machine can be caused by several factors. The thread tension might be too tight, so correct it. Also, incorrect threading or a caught thread can cause this issue, so check the threading path. If you're using differential feed, ensure it is set to 'S'.
What to do if stitches are irregular on Empisal 760?
If the stitches on your Empisal Sewing Machine are irregular, it could be due to incorrect thread tension, so correct it. Another possible cause is that the thread is caught, so check the threading path of each thread.
General| Brand | Empisal |
|---|---|
| Model | 760 |
| Category | Sewing Machine |
| Language | English |
Essential safety precautions to be observed before operating the sewing machine.
Steps and recommendations to follow before starting to operate the sewing machine.
Instructions for correctly positioning the thread stand before threading the machine.
Guidance on using appropriate cone holders for different thread spool types.
How to use spool caps with domestic type thread spools.
How to connect the foot control to the machine and power supply.
Explanation of how the foot control regulates sewing speed.
Details on the machine's micro safety switch and its function.
Proper direction and usage of the hand wheel for sewing machine operation.
Instructions on how to open and close the machine's front cover.
Steps to open the free arm for threading and sewing.
How to adjust needle thread tensions to correct common sewing issues.
How to adjust looper thread tensions to achieve balanced seams.
Description of the built-in pocket handle for carrying the machine.
Table showing recommended stitch lengths for different types of stitches.
Guidance on setting the correct cutting width for various fabrics.
How to adjust the cutting width to be wider.
How to adjust the cutting width to be narrower.
Information on setting and using the convertible presser foot.
Instructions for creating a rolled edge seam using specific thread and tension settings.
Instructions for creating a narrow edge seam on lightweight fabrics.
Recommended thread types and tension settings for rolled hemming.
Recommended thread types and tension settings for narrow hemming.
Explanation of the two sets of feed teeth and their independent movement.
How to adjust the differential feed knob while sewing.
Using differential feed to create flat seams in stretchy knits or gather fabric.
Using differential feed to prevent puckering on lightweight woven fabrics.
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