Quilting Machine

Quilting machine error codes clear when you turn the machine off for 30 seconds, then restart it while checking for thread jams or sensor blockages. Most quilting machine error codes…

When your top thread shows on the back of your quilting project, the tension is too loose on your upper thread or too tight on your bobbin thread. Fix this…

To fix a loose needle bar safely, first turn off your quilting machine and unplug it completely. Then check the needle bar clamp screw and tighten it gradually using the…

A broken thread sensor prevents your quilting machine from detecting thread breaks, causing stitching problems and ruined projects. Most thread sensor issues stem from lint buildup, misaligned sensors, or damaged…

Clean your quilting touch screen using microfiber cloths with gentle, alcohol-free cleaners designed for electronics to avoid damage. Turn off your machine first, then wipe in circular motions and let…

Your sewing machine won’t feed fabric properly because of issues with the feed dogs, presser foot pressure, or thread tension problems. Most fabric feeding issues happen when feed dogs get…

A loose handwheel on your quilting machine can be tightened instantly by locating the small screw or nut on the handwheel’s center and turning it clockwise with a screwdriver or…

Bent bobbins happen when your bobbin case gets damaged, thread tension is wrong, or you drop the bobbin. You can fix most bent bobbin issues by checking the bobbin case,…

Hook timing adjustment involves aligning your sewing machine’s hook with the needle to create perfect stitches without skipping or tension issues. You’ll need to adjust hook timing when your machine…

Random stitch length changes happen when your machine’s tension, feed dogs, or settings get disrupted during quilting. You can fix random stitch length changes by checking your thread tension, cleaning…