EEW Nano 2.1

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1. Is the tension band set to moderate tension?
   Check the tension dial and start with the spring slightly stretched. The more the spring is stretched, the stronger the uptake will be.
2. Is the yarn slipping?
   Make sure the yarn tied to the bobbin isn’t slipping. If it is, secure it with a small piece of tape.
3. Are the bobbin disks screwed on securely?
   Confirm that the bobbin disks are tightly screwed onto the bobbin tubes.
4. Is the yarn getting caught anywhere?
   Inspect the path of the yarn to ensure it’s not catching on anything.
   Over-spun yarn can develop kinks that snag on the orifice or sliding hooks.
   To fix this manually, twist the bobbin so the over-spun section winds onto it, then continue spinning—being careful not to over-spin.
   This video shows one common place where yarn can catch on the orifice reducer.
5. Is the tension dial slipping?
   If the tension dial won’t stay in place, tighten the screw on the dial.
6. Is the bobbin freely spinning?
   Check the inside of the bobbin and remove any yarn or debris that may be causing it to rub against the flyer and prevent smooth rotation.

1. Is the rubber drive belt on the motor pulley and the flyer pulley?
2. Is the drive belt slipping?
3. Using a battery pack? Is it charged.