I am currently sewing as I write and knock on wood no problems. I will do some more tests on that needle as well as the rest. My only problem is that after I did replace needle 14 the thread breaks continued with the design. I do not know how long a needle is supposed to last but my records show that some of my needles have not been replaced in some time. One thing I did notice as I was going thru my spread sheet on needle replacement is that some of my needle including needle 14 which was having the problem with the design in question is that the needle hasn’t been replace in a long time. Usually I wait for the pop up to appear in OS or if I notice I need oil then I put a drop on the hook. Rotary Hook Lub: I do not oil that daily. (However, there are no noticeable cuts or grooves on the rollers.)ġ1. Machine Lubrication: Machine was just lubricated except for the Red and Yellow Rollers since I need to replace a few and waiting for parts. There does seem to be a very slight nick on the needle plate (not very bad).Ĩ. Nick or Burr: Can’t see a nick on the support finger and not sure what a Burr is. Material for this design are chef coats and backing is tear away.ħ. The design in question that this started with was digitized by someone other then my digitizer and I have some problems with the smaller font but not always. Speed is typically at 900 however, depending on garment, design, etc is may be slowed down.ĥ.
Presser foot height is set according to the garment.Ĥ. All 75-11BP except Needles 1,2 which are 65-9 Sharp for hats and Needle 16 which is 65-9 BP for small designs/fonts.ģ.
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