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Loading...Why is my Brother sewing machine so noisy?
A noisy machine may be caused by lint wound in the hook (clean the hook), the upper thread not threaded correctly (check the thread path, and then thread the upper thread again), or not enough oil applied (oil recommended parts).
Why does the needle keep breaking on my Brother PR-650?
The needle might be breaking for several reasons. Ensure the needle is correctly installed and the needle set screw is securely tightened with the Allen screw driver. Also, the needle could be bent or blunt, in which case you should replace it. If the area around the hole in the needle plate is damaged, or the needle hits the needle plate, consult your nearest authorized dealer.
What to do if the upper thread keeps breaking on my Brother sewing machine?
If the upper thread keeps breaking, check the following: ensure the needle is correctly installed and that the needle set screw is tightened with the Allen screw driver. Replace the needle if it is bent or blunt. If the area around the hole in the needle plate is damaged, replace the needle plate or consult your nearest authorized dealer. If you are using a weak thread like a metallic thread, slow down the machine sewing speed.
Why is the bobbin thread breaking on my Brother PR-650?
The bobbin thread may break due to several reasons: the bobbin thread is not correctly threaded, the bobbin is scratched or does not rotate smoothly (replace the bobbin), the bobbin case is damaged (replace the bobbin case), the thread is tangled (remove the thread jammed and clean the hook), or a bobbin designed specifically for this machine is not used (use the correct bobbin).
How to fix loops in the upper thread of my Brother PR-650 Sewing Machine?
Loops in the upper thread can be fixed by checking the upper thread tension (pull the thread by hand to check the thread tension after passing it through the hole in the presser foot). If the tension cannot be adjusted, clean the thread tension guide plates. Also, ensure the thread is correctly threaded around upper thread tension discs; clean the discs and rethread, making sure the tension disc rotates when pulling on the thread.
What causes a misaligned embroidery pattern on a Brother sewing machine?
A misaligned embroidery pattern can occur if the thread is tangled (use tweezers to remove any tangled thread from the hook), the fabric is not well framed in the embroidery frame (ensure the fabric is taut), or the embroidery frame is too large for the size of the embroidery (use an embroidery frame that is close to the size of the embroidery).
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Free arm | Yes |
| Interface | USB |
| Control type | Sensor |
| Sewing speed | 1000 |
| Product color | White |
| Buttonhole type | 4 Step |
| Number of programs | 25 |
| Sewing machine functions | Embroidery |
| Number of needle positions | 6 |
Please read these safety instructions before attempting to use the machine.
Details the six-needle embroidery mechanism, needle bars, and how colors are assigned to needles.
Compares the machine's capabilities, like color changes, with single-needle machines.
Explains features like the easy-to-use LCD, safety mechanism, and thread color information.
Details embroidery size capabilities, built-in patterns, and embroidery pattern editing.
Covers getting ready, the embroidery tutorial, and other basic procedures.
Includes sections on settings, pattern selection/editing/saving, and appendix.
Explains how to search the manual by title, keyword, screen, or condition.
Lists and describes the included and optional accessories for the machine.
Provides step-by-step procedures for correctly setting up the embroidery machine.
Outlines the sequence of operations for basic embroidery, from installing bobbin to turning off machine.
Details the procedure for replacing a bent, blunt, or incorrectly installed needle.
Explains the types of embroidery frames and their applications for proper use.
Provides instructions on how to hoop fabric correctly in various embroidery frames.
Information on how the embroidery frame moves and how to handle frames that cannot be used.
Instructions on how to switch thread colors on the screen to match the spool stand.
Guidance on changing thread spools for patterns with multiple colors and checking spool change needs.
Troubleshooting steps for thread breaks or when bobbin thread runs out during embroidery.
How to restart embroidery from the beginning or a specific point in the pattern.
Procedure to resume embroidery after the machine has been turned off.
Instructions on how to check and adjust bobbin and upper thread tension for optimal sewing.
Covers data formats, USB devices, optional cards, and computer usage precautions.
Explains how to select patterns from built-in, cards, USB, and computer sources.
Details combining, moving, flipping, resizing, rotating, and text arrangement of patterns.
Covers editing combined patterns, rotating, and adjusting pattern placement in embroidering settings.
Covers saving patterns to machine memory, USB media, or computer.
Details how to change machine settings: display guides, thread color, thumbnail size, background, jumpstitch, screen saver, light, sound, sensor, units, and language.
Explains how to access operational guides for basic operations, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
Describes the procedure for sewing appliqués using built-in patterns.
Instructions for sewing large-size patterns divided into multiple sections.
Offers useful operational tips, including thread tension and pattern alignment.
Covers precautions for threads, frames, and stabilizers for creating beautiful embroidery.
Details optional accessories like embroidery frames and the cap frame.
Provides simple maintenance operations for keeping the machine clean and functional.
Guides for identifying and resolving common machine problems and error messages.
Lists the technical specifications of the embroidery machine.
Instructions on how to download and install software upgrades via USB media or computer.
