Help with bottom thread problem
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Help with bottom thread problem
Can anyone help me resolve the problem I'm having with my bottom thread on my Brother ULT2003D Disney Sewing and Embroidery Machine? I use this machine for quilting with my walking foot and the stitches on top and bottom are fine. But when I try to do a simple 1/4" stitch I get this skipping problem. It doesn't happen all the time but it's happening now and I can't figure out how to stop it. I changed the needle, cleaned the bobbin area and have the tension adjusted properly (or so I think!).
If anyone has had this problem and knows how to correct it, please let me know.
Forever thankful,
Sande from Jersey
If anyone has had this problem and knows how to correct it, please let me know.
Forever thankful,
Sande from Jersey
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Bottom thread means prob on top. I own this machine, and I'm guessing it is not going thru the tensions correctly because maybe you have some fuzz/thread bits wrapped in the bronze bearing. Or it might be a burr on the blk plastic bobbin case. Take it out and run your finger around. I've learned how to do most of my repairs by following instructions in the manual posted on line..
http://www.annsultfixit.com/ultfixit.html And Ann will help you via email also, if she can.
http://www.annsultfixit.com/ultfixit.html And Ann will help you via email also, if she can.
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Bottom thread means prob on top. I own this machine, and I'm guessing it is not going thru the tensions correctly because maybe you have some fuzz/thread bits wrapped in the bronze bearing. Or it might be a burr on the blk plastic bobbin case. Take it out and run your finger around. I've learned how to do most of my repairs by following instructions in the manual posted on line..
http://www.annsultfixit.com/ultfixit.html And Ann will help you via email also, if she can.
http://www.annsultfixit.com/ultfixit.html And Ann will help you via email also, if she can.
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Thank you sew very much for the link. I have the Pacesetter ULT 2003D Disney edition.....but the info can be used for my machine too. Beckie
I got a error message, this link worked: http://www.annsultfixit.com/UltFixit.html
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You are so welcome. When my ULT/03D froze and nothing could be moved, I found the repair site. I contacted to thank her for the info, but couldn't clear the bronze bearing . She answered back with more instruction and several mails later I had to seek help from my dealer. Just FYI, I watched over his shoulder as he dived into the machine---"while I waited". I couldn't wait to pass some new info along to Ann--that she wasn't aware of. It will have to be something drastic that sends me 100 mi for repair again. And btw, I also have the 2002ULT-D that has been upgraded to 2003. I asked my dealer if he could install a USB port & he said 'no'. That would make a perfect machine..in MO. They are real workhorses, and I LOVE the sewing feature. I emb on the older one, and sew on my newer one, which I bought brand new off the floor. So it is still "virgin"...almost!
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Can anyone help me resolve the problem I'm having with my bottom thread on my Brother ULT2003D Disney Sewing and Embroidery Machine? I use this machine for quilting with my walking foot and the stitches on top and bottom are fine. But when I try to do a simple 1/4" stitch I get this skipping problem. It doesn't happen all the time but it's happening now and I can't figure out how to stop it. I changed the needle, cleaned the bobbin area and have the tension adjusted properly (or so I think!).
If anyone has had this problem and knows how to correct it, please let me know.
Forever thankful,
Sande from Jersey
If anyone has had this problem and knows how to correct it, please let me know.
Forever thankful,
Sande from Jersey
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