SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01

Questions and Answers

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Amy GregoryAug 5, 2025
How to fix error in thread tightening on SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01 Sewing Machine?
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  Darrell AlvaradoAug 5, 2025
  If you're experiencing an error in thread tightening with your SunStar Sewing Machine, it might be due to weak tension in either the upper or lower thread. Try readjusting the tension of both threads. Also, improper timing between the needle and shuttle can cause this issue, so readjust the timing for the needle and shuttle.
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Robert OconnorAug 9, 2025
Why is the thread getting cut on my SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01?
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  ryankramerAug 9, 2025
  If the thread keeps getting cut while using your SunStar Sewing Machine, it could be due to several reasons. Ensure the thread is inserted correctly and the needle is installed properly, paying attention to its height and direction. A damaged needle (bent, cracked, or with an abraded tip) can also cause this, so replace it if necessary. Adjust the tension of both the upper and lower threads, as well as the tension and stroke of the take-up lever spring. Finally, inspect the shuttle surface spring for cracks and replace it if needed.
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Melissa MaddoxAug 13, 2025
What to do if my SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01 is stitch skipping?
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  Christian CunninghamAug 13, 2025
  Stitch skipping on your SunStar Sewing Machine can occur due to several factors. Make sure you are using a needle that isn't bent and is the correct size for the thread you're using; replace the needle if necessary. Check that the needle is correctly installed. Improper timing between the needle and shuttle, or an improper gap between the groove and shuttle point, can also cause this, so readjust the timing for the needle and shuttle. Also, adjust the tension and stroke of the take-up lever spring.
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williamsanthonyAug 17, 2025
Why does my SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01 have a bad stopping position?
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  Kendra WatsonAug 17, 2025
  If your SunStar Sewing Machine has a bad stopping position, it might be due to slackness in the main drive belt. Try adjusting the belt tension to resolve this. Also, check the synchro position and adjust its setting if it's improper.
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melissa82Aug 22, 2025
What causes a needle to bend on a SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01?
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  Andrew LoweAug 22, 2025
  A bent needle on your SunStar Sewing Machine can be caused by damage, such as bending, cracks on the needle hole or groove, or abrasion/transformation of the needle tip. Replace the needle if any of these issues are present. Ensure the needle is installed properly. If the needle is contacting the shuttle, adjust the distance between them correctly.
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Brian WeissAug 27, 2025
What to do if SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01 Sewing Machine shows error on operation?
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  John MorenoAug 27, 2025
  If your SunStar Sewing Machine is showing an error during operation, it could be due to a few reasons. Check the belt tension and condition; adjust or replace it if needed. Inspect the fuse for the main power or circuit in the controller box and replace it if there's a shortage. Also, ensure the feed bracket is within its normal limits; move it back inside the limit switch if it has deviated.
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Lisa MooreAug 31, 2025
What causes error in trimming on SunStar SPS/D(C)-B1202-01?
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  Mr. Tyler Jones Jr.Aug 31, 2025
  An error in trimming on your SunStar Sewing Machine can be caused by several factors. First, readjust the tension of the fixed mes if there's laxity in the exchanging tension between the movable and fixed mes. Second, if there's abrasion or a crack on the blade of either the movable or fixed mes, exchange them. Finally, readjust the position of the trimming cam if it's in the wrong position.