Ultimate Guide: How to Fix a Jammed Sew Cool Machine
Have you bought a sew cool sewing machine for your kid? If so, one of the challenges your kid will encounter is it keeps on jamming. Your fabric becomes stuck in the sew cool sewing machine and is unable to move.
So how do you fix a jammed sew cool machine?
Keep reading to find out.
My fabric is jammed, which is the best solution?
To fix your sew cool machine so that the fabric doesn’t keep getting stuck on it, follow the following steps.
Don’t force or pull the fabric out of the sew cool machine
Forcing or pulling the fabric out of the sew cool machine isn’t good for the longevity of your felting machine. This is because it can cause the needles to break. In case that happens, you’ll have to buy a new sew cool machine for your child since the needle can’t be replaced.
To avoid spending more money on a new sew cool machine, make use of the knob manually to elevate the needles. This will help you slowly remove the fabric.
Replace the batteries
Now that you’ve already removed the stuck fabric/ felt, you need to find a way of preventing the sew cool machine from jamming again. A sew cool machine is prone to jamming if it runs at insufficient levels of power. To prevent it from jamming in the future, you’ll need to replace the batteries.
If you use your sew cool machine frequently, then you’ll need to change the batteries frequently. However, it’s worth checking the needles to ensure they’re not damaged.
Check out this video on how to fix a jammed sew cool sewing machine.
Why isn’t my sew cool machine joining fabric?
To make sure your fabric is joined correctly, make sure you;
- Use the correct fabric. Each sew cool machine comes with its own felting sheets. Otis worth noting that regular fabric can’t work with sew cool machine.
- Make sure the fabric is flat. An excellent way to make the felting sheets flat is by ironing them. Pressing the seams makes it easier to join the fabric while also preventing the sew cool machine from jamming.
- Connect two layers of the felting sheets. Using more than two layers of fabric means the needle might not be able to punch through all of them. It can also make the sew cool machine to jam.
- Make use of the manual knob. This is important when you want to slide in the felting sheets as it helps you raise the needle. Once the fabric is aligned, lower the needles until they’re inserted into the fabric (use the manual knob).
- Start sewing by pressing the start button. Once finished, lift the needles using the manual knob to help you remove the fabric. Lifting the needles before taking out the fabric will prevent breaking the needles.
- Lastly, switch off the machine and then take out the fabric.