[amayausers] Re: trim test
- From: <suried@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 19:05:58 -0800 (PST)
Hi Ed,
I ran the trim test. Here are the results I got:
Round 1 (: 1st cycle thru all 16 needles) something
happened on needle 11 . Right after it started
stitching I noticed that the needle was not threaded.
Not sure what happened here.
Round 2: the bobbin thread was not picked up on
needle 12.
Round 3: no problems
Round 4: no problems
Round 5: the bobbin thread was not picked up on
needle 3
Not sure you can tell anything by these results. I
did notice this though and it may mean something
different is happending. I checked and my bobbin tail
is set for medium. After a trim the bobbin tail is a
little over an inch long. After what I thought was
the bobbin not picking up the bobbin tail was only 3/8
inch long. Also have been noticing when this happens
usually a small amount of the thread knots in the
fabric and then the rest of the thread is loose. The
machine gives me a bobbin break error and then I can
pull all the beginning thread out except for the very
first few stitches that are knotted into the fabric.
Maybe this us actually a bobbin break error and not
just that the bobbin thread is not being picked up.
Either way, I'm not sure how I solve the situation.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Also, I did not have a single needle unthread after a
trim during the test. But I wasn't doing any
lettering on this test either. What are your thoughts
on this issue?
Thanks sooooo much for your and everyones help.
--- Ed Orantes <e3m@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Susan,
> There could be one of a number of issues that is
> giving you troubles:
> I would ask you this, when you experience the
> machine stopping immediately
> after it began because the top thread didn't tie in
> with the bobbin thread,
> if you remove the bobbin case - without actually
> pulling extra bobbin out of
> the case, how long is the bobbin thread tail?
> Are you sure the machine is sewing with tie-ins
> when you experience these
> "pull outs".
> When you insert your bobbin case into the machine,
> are you sure to leave
> about 3 inches of thread dangling out the front?
> Have you tried a different bobbin case?
> Is your "inching stitch count" set too low. I
> prefer a 6 or 7 as opposed to
> the factory setting of 3.
> Is you fabric flush to the needle plate as it sits
> in the hoop?
> What is the material thickness setting when the
> machine starts a new stitch?
> (Specifically when running in Auto Mode)
> Could your bobbin tension be set too tight?
> A medium tail length should be just fine.
> Is the "Pig tail" on your bobbin case bent?
> Do you find that you're getting inconsistent tension
> on the bobbin?
> Presser Foot setting all the way down?
> (Move needle case to needle #16 - this adjustment
> wheel is just behind the
> needle case on the left hand side. The outer most
> edge of the adjustment
> wheel is relative to the presser foot itself. If
> you roll the wheel down,
> the presser foot will go down, etc., etc. You will
> only see the presser
> foot move up and down with this adjustment wheel
> when the needle and presser
> foot are in the "Bottom Dead Center" position. That
> means at it's bottom
> most portion of the needle stroke. Never adjust
> this as the machine is
> running. It could be a safety hazard.)
> Possibly your under thread presser is not holding
> the bobbin correctly after
> a trim.
>
> Melco has put, in your software, a sewing test
> design called the Amaya trim
> test. You should try to run this and see what
> results. You can find it
> under: C drive/program files/Melco Embroidery
> Systems/Amaya/Test
> Designs/Amayatrim.exp. This design will give you
> something like 72 trims in
> a relatively small design but it will also give you
> 72 tie-in's as well.
> Make sure you assign all 16 needles in the color
> sequence and pay attention
> to not only how many "pull outs" you experience but
> also what needles they
> happen on.
>
> Let me know what you find.
>
> Ed Orantes
> 504-258-6260
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005 7:46 PM
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> Subject: [amayausers] bobbin not picking up
>
>
> So let's go forth and embrace 2006 with a "never say
> > die" attitude and
> > welcome aboard all of our new list participants
> who
> > will undoubtedly ask...
> "I seem to be having a few too many thread breaks,
> > can anyone help?"
> >
>
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> Yes, Ed this is me. And now for another one of
> those
> questions. I have an XT and
> I have been having trouble with the bobbin thread
> being engaged at the beginnning of a color change
> for
> a while now. I initially increased my slow stitches
> and put it at 8. That seemed to do the trick for a
> while. Then I started having trouble again. I
> loosened the tension on my bobbin slightly--but not
> very much because before I was having trouble with
> false bobbin breaks, which if I'm right is due to
> too
> high of MT and/or too loose of bobbin tension. That
> seemed to do the trick for a while too. Then
> tonight
> I had more sporadic episodes of the bobbin thread
> just
> not wanting to pick up at all. I decreased my MT
> just
> for the bobbin pick up and than increased it right
> away for the sewout when this happened. This seems
> to
> do the trick. But I don't want to constantly or
> sporadically be changing the MT back and forth for
> each color change. Any ideas of what is happening
> or
> what I am doing wrong???
>
> Also, my bobbin enabled to tell me to replace my
> bobbin after
> stitches. I don't think this can be right because
> when the message pops up I don't think even half my
> bobbin thread is gone. Previously I wasn't paying
> attention to this message because I didn't want to
> waste bobbin thread. But I decided maybe I would
> have
> less trouble if I replace my bobbin before it was
> all
> used up.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help I get.
>
> Susan
>
>
> >
>
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Susan Riedlinger
Embroidery Station
Columbus, OH
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