Brother International DZ1500F Operation Manual - Page 28

Hand Wheel, Doesn't Rotate, Thread Gets, Tangled on Wrong, Side of Fabric

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If you still cannot find the problem, please take your sewing machine into the shop where you purchased it, or your nearest authorized Brother dealer for repair. Hand Wheel Doesn't Rotate Thread Gets Tangled on Wrong Side of Fabric Thread is getting tangled. Rethread machine. Cneleeadnlebpolbabtein. Ocailstheeamndacuhnidneer.13-15.24 Upper threading is not threaded correctly. Re-thread machine properly. 14 Needle is not attached correctly. Reattach. 10 Upper thread tension is too low. Increase tension. 16 Needle is bent, or tip is dulled. Change needles. 10 Bobbin case is scratched. Remove needle plate and check bobbin case. ✽✽ If you find it difficult to turn the hand wheel, you may also see "Sewing Machine Doesn't Run" in "Trouble Shooting". 26

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13-15.24
Hand Wheel
Doesn’t Rotate
Needle is not attached
correctly.
Reattach.
Thread is getting tangled.
Rethread machine.
Clean bobbin case and under
needle plate. Oil the machine.
Needle is bent, or tip is
dulled.
Change needles.
Thread Gets
Tangled on Wrong
Side of Fabric
Upper threading is not
threaded correctly.
Re-thread machine
properly.
Bobbin case is scratched.
Remove needle plate and
check bobbin case.
If you still cannot find the problem, please take your sewing machine into the
shop where you purchased it, or your nearest authorized Brother dealer for repair.
Upper thread tension is
too low.
Increase tension.
10
14
10
16
If you find it difficult to turn the hand wheel, you may also see “Sewing Machine Doesn’t Run” in “Trouble Shooting”.