Serger Upper Looper Thread Keeps Breaking at Troy Garling blog

Serger Upper Looper Thread Keeps Breaking. There can be several reasons causing the serger loops off the edge of the fabric. It is possible to have both the upper. If the upper looper thread breaks during sewing this may be caused by the lower looper thread getting caught on the upper looper. Issues with upper looper thread. You must thread in correct order and also be sure each thread is seated in the tension disks. I suggest that you completely unthread the serger. Here’s what the upper looper looks like when the tension is too loose. Notice how the green threads extend beyond the edge of the fabric, but the blue ones don’t. However, here i will discuss the four leading causes. If the upper looper thread loops are visible on the wrong side, they’re either too loose or the lower looper thread is pulling them too tight. When you rethread, do so methodically and carefully, referring to the manual at each step. When the upper looper thread is tight, it pulls the lower looper thread on to the upper side of the fabric.

Here’s what the upper looper looks like when the tension is too loose. When the upper looper thread is tight, it pulls the lower looper thread on to the upper side of the fabric. You must thread in correct order and also be sure each thread is seated in the tension disks. Issues with upper looper thread. However, here i will discuss the four leading causes. When you rethread, do so methodically and carefully, referring to the manual at each step. I suggest that you completely unthread the serger. Notice how the green threads extend beyond the edge of the fabric, but the blue ones don’t. There can be several reasons causing the serger loops off the edge of the fabric. It is possible to have both the upper.

serger isn't serging? what causes this? I've rethreaded.it's the upper

Serger Upper Looper Thread Keeps Breaking If the upper looper thread loops are visible on the wrong side, they’re either too loose or the lower looper thread is pulling them too tight. Notice how the green threads extend beyond the edge of the fabric, but the blue ones don’t. You must thread in correct order and also be sure each thread is seated in the tension disks. Issues with upper looper thread. When you rethread, do so methodically and carefully, referring to the manual at each step. When the upper looper thread is tight, it pulls the lower looper thread on to the upper side of the fabric. I suggest that you completely unthread the serger. Here’s what the upper looper looks like when the tension is too loose. If the upper looper thread loops are visible on the wrong side, they’re either too loose or the lower looper thread is pulling them too tight. However, here i will discuss the four leading causes. If the upper looper thread breaks during sewing this may be caused by the lower looper thread getting caught on the upper looper. There can be several reasons causing the serger loops off the edge of the fabric. It is possible to have both the upper.