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  • Re: PE700 Embroidery Machine

    I so agree with ASHARPER. Coats, in my own opinion, does not hold up to the quality of other threads. I have suspected that from almost day one. It may be less expensive, but it sure does have frustration all over it! There really is no definitive answer for bobbin peeking and broken threads. Some machines...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by pat71896 on 05-10-2008

  • Re: How long is thread good for

    It may not be your thread thats the problem. I too was having a breaking problem. Turns out it was my needle! Who knew? My thread was brand new. So I asked a saleslady at the fabric store if she knew what I should do and she replied that it was my needle. I was using the wrong needle for that thread...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by nannabananaof6 on 05-08-2008

  • Re: How long is thread good for

    Great answers and I know each thought is on the mark. There is not just one answer for your question. I have found that the use of silicon, I use a spray on type, does make a difference. Think in terms of what happens to fabric that is folded and laying around for a long time. The outside edges are really...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by pat71896 on 05-05-2008

  • Re: Thread Breaking in My Machine

    There are multitudes of reasons or causes for thread breaks. It can be caused by different situations. One of the main causes of thread breaks that I have is that the thread is not seated in the thread path. Hold the thread firmly in your right hand with enough thread in your left hand to go through...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by alssweetheart on 05-02-2008

  • Re: Thread Breaking in My Machine

    I think that thread breaking is a universal problem to which there are a multitude of answers, none of which is right or wrong. My suggestions are: Do use a thread stand and watch that the thread does not begin to twist. Thread, ater all, is just pieces of polyester, cotton, rayon, etc., spun together...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by pat71896 on 05-02-2008

  • Re: Thread breakage in the tension disks

    Hello, Unfortunately we don't sell this particular machine so would be unable to help. Have you checked the documentation that came with your machine? We hope one of our forum members can help. Thank you AnntheGran support
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by atgsupport on 04-30-2008
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