I tried different thread-different batting-I maintained that machine to the max. I got a new plate-a new bobbin case-I replaced every part I could think of. Hubby would be trying to help me and a would be bawling…not just crying…BAWLING. There were times when I would sew five inches and the thread would break time and time and time again. Sometimes the machine would work…other times not. I would have a quilt that needed to be done on a specific date and I would do everything I could to not have to do it. IT WAS AWFUL!! I can honestly say now that I developed anxiety over using the machine. Thread breakage plagued me…and not just a little bit. Any suggestions to solve the problem.”įor the first year I liked it and had few problems with it.Īlong came year two, three and four.

It has been oiled, cleaned, adjusted, took off and checked but I still have the problem. I can tug on the machine and it will come loose and sew again. There does not seem to be a burr on the bobbin case, no lint or threads hung up inside that I can find. It will sew fine and then acts like the thread in the bobbin catches or snags.

My blog comes up in the search and they typically end up asking the following question….always in reference to thread breakage on their Pfaff Grand Quilter.įrom Ruth Wooten: “I have the 1200 pfaff grand quilter on the Inspira frame. Time and time again I get asked this question from readers and random people who Google questions about their Pfaff Grand Quilter.

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