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I had that problem for awhile. Do what the PP said and re-thread everything. Also, I found that if I don't have my needle in a certain position when I cut the thread, it would break on the next run through. Another problem that I had was not using the right needle. Turns out, there are actually different needles for different purposes. So if you are like me and just stuck one in there, you might want to make sure its for the fabric you are working with. You can also read the manual...mine gives suggestions on how to set the tension and stitch length based on the stitch you are using. It had a nice chart and is easy to read. In general I think I typically have my tension set to 4 and my stitch length to 2. I have no idea if this varies from machine to machine though.
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