[amayausers.com] Re: Needles unthreading
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Christine, I rarely do small lettering, but I hate to see your questions
unanswered so I'll make a couple of suggestions and hope someone with more
knowledge jumps in. In reference to each of your questions:
1. Try a search on both "looping" and "small lettering"
2. Try a search on "trimmer" or "knife"
3. For the most part we don't adjust the bobbin tension to solve problems on
the Amaya. Once it's set correctly (search on bobbin tension) most of these
problems are related to thread feed.
4. The trim length setting refers to the length of thread tail left on the
back of the embroidery not to the amount of thread left in the cutter
mechanism. A needle can unthread if the machine either fails to trim or if no
trim is digitized before moving to another part of a design that is far enough
away to cause the thread to snap. If you search on this topic I know you will
find other possible explanations.
5. The only time I've ever had this happen is when I've caused a major bird's
nest problem by not inserting my bobbin properly. I suppose very high density
might also cause this.
I don't think I've helped much, but I do recommend taking the time to do some
searches because I know that there have been posts on all the issues, except
the last.
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