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Itltohel Me Irregular
1,	Needle	size	Is notoorrect			for	thrUd
	fabric,. See page 8.
2,	Meohine Ii not threaded correotly,
	page 11 end 12,
3,	Top thread tension Je too loose.
4,	Fibrtc	is beirig		pu!ted	or	pushed age
	mechlne feeding action,. Guide It gently,
8,	Premier foot		preuups		te	too light.
	page 17,
6,	Bobbin	hue	not	been	wound		evenl_

Rewind bobbin (tee page 10),

7.There are nlcki or burrs It needlep opantng, . fleplece needleplete or sac burpswith extra fine Emery cloth,

Needle breaks

1, Fabric Is being pu!led or pushed egl machine feeding action, Guido It gently,

2, Needle size Is not correct for thread fabric,. See page 8.

3, Needle Is not nil the way up into nt clamp,. See page 9,

4.Premr foot holder is not fastened eecul

, See page 14,

Bun©hing of thread

1, TOp end bobbin threads are not drawn t

u_der premr foot before starting N Draw both threads back under prelMr _

abount 4" and hold until a few stltohu formed,

Fabrlo pu©kere

1:Top thread tension is too ttght,. Decrl top thread teneioM,

2.Proses'foot pressure le too light, p_ge 17,

3,	Two different _=es or		types	of	thread
	used,. UH same size end type of threac
	top and in the bobbin,		RoptaGe nero:lie,
4,	Needle t, bent or blunt,.
5,	Presser foot holder is not futened				eecut
	, See page 14,	.
6,	Fabric i too sheer or too soft			. Use u_t
	of tiSSUepaper,-