[amayausers] Re: Thread Break and Machine Jump
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Debbie,
The font style and size is sometimes important. Is there tie-ins and tie-offs
in this lettering and if so what style tie-in and tie-off are you using.
Changing the style of tie-in is sometimes all that is needed.It sounds as if
the inching stitch count is not picking up the bobbin or if you are using
auto-actifeed, it may be causing a very loose condition in the thread because
of excess thread being fed by the computer on start up. This causes a loose
thread condition around the thread break sensor and it will think that the
thread is broken and stop the machine.Try going to Standard and manually
setting the material thickness to see if the problem is happening there also.
You could also try reducing the inching stitch count to see if that would help
in this case.
Rod Springer
Melco Tech & Trainer
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