[amayausers.com] Re: Another Q
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HI Sharon-
That is interesting that you have bobbin cases that old that you are still
using - great, but interesting. I have sewn for years, and excessive use can
wear them down abit. I wouldn't think that embroidery would be a lot different
in that aspect. Even the AMAYA tech I spoke with said they need to be replaced
on occasion, especially if you put a lot of use on your machine.
Our bobbin case has been dropped a couple times and nothing seems 'bent' it
does however have a 'rusty' almost 'rough' looking spot that it came with. I
have cleaned the bobbin case, as I mentioned I just did a complete maintence
and did lubricate everything as instructed.
I also have adjusted the needles (and changed completly) if I felt they might
be off.
Adjusting the pressure foot, helped but I still have infrequent (sometimes
more) thread breaks on ANY design. (thought it might just be what I was working
on)
Upon repeating many of these checks when on the phone with AMAYA, the only
other suggestion (besides teh bobbin case) was Hook Timing.
(that was the idea she really frowned about)
I have a 30 piece job that is taking me extra tiem because I am getting 4-5
breaks per piece!
Just trying to stay productive and out of trouble with my employer! :p
Laurie
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