What To Do When Things Go Wrong While Stitching
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Sometimes unexpected things happen while you're embroidering a file. Here's what do to to fix the problem and get the Barudan stitching again.
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- 1 Thread Problems
- 1.1 If stitching stops and you see this error message, then either a thread has broken or you have run out of bobbin thread.
- 1.2 If the upper thread has broken, find the end of the thread and pull to release more. You may have to reach under the metal bar and pull the screw that releases the Thread Keep in order to pull the thread. Rethread from the break, and then double check to be sure that the path of the thread is still correct all the way from the felt bar to the eye of the needle. (For help, see How to Thread the Barudan BENT-ZQ-201U)
- 1.3 If all of the upper threads are fine, then reach under the hoop, open the bobbin assembly arm, remove the bobbin case, and check to see if the bobbin thread has been exhausted. If the bobbin is empty, replace it with a full bobbin from the box nearby. (For help, see How to Change or Refill the Bobbin)
Thread Problems
If stitching stops and you see this error message, then either a thread has broken or you have run out of bobbin thread.
If the upper thread has broken, find the end of the thread and pull to release more. You may have to reach under the metal bar and pull the screw that releases the Thread Keep in order to pull the thread. Rethread from the break, and then double check to be sure that the path of the thread is still correct all the way from the felt bar to the eye of the needle. (For help, see How to Thread the Barudan BENT-ZQ-201U)
If all of the upper threads are fine, then reach under the hoop, open the bobbin assembly arm, remove the bobbin case, and check to see if the bobbin thread has been exhausted. If the bobbin is empty, replace it with a full bobbin from the box nearby. (For help, see How to Change or Refill the Bobbin)
Needle break
