Presser foot down, needle up, thanks! I think I've been putting the presser foot down to see the needle better, who would have thought it affected the tension disks?
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For new machines it doesn't matter which way you turn the wheel to raise the needle.
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Originally Posted by CAS49OR
(Post 6155949)
Presser foot down, needle up, thanks! I think I've been putting the presser foot down to see the needle better, who would have thought it affected the tension disks?
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I meant Presser foot UP, which is why I went on to say I had been putting it down. It might take me a while to remember to put it up though.
I've had the thread come out by turning the wheel. I bought a new lightweight Brother to take to class and I have to actually hold the thread and line up the hand wheel each time I stop stitching or it will do that. It will also create a big mess from attempting to get to the right position to start the first stitch. I couldn't figure out what was wrong with it till I read the manual -- :p imagine that? You're supposed to read the manual?? There is a raised plastic line on the hand-wheel where it should be lined up and I darkened it with a permanent Sharpie. It's a real pain to remember since I learned to sew on my Janome which returns itself to the right position.
Originally Posted by CAS49OR
(Post 6155949)
Presser foot down, needle up, thanks! I think I've been putting the presser foot down to see the needle better, who would have thought it affected the tension disks?
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