Top 20 Brother CS6000i Computerized Sewing Machine - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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The bobbin winder tires on most of the new lower to medium end brother machines have a tendency to sort of melt. I honestly don't know what causes it, but basically the rubber ring that rides the handwheel and causes the bobbin winder to turn will liquify and drip off the bobbin winder and then re-solidify. It would be best to take your machine to a repair shop, to get the tire replaced and to have the old tire sludge cleaned out, though if you are adventurous, you could try it yourself. You can order a tire at the link I've provided, but most sewing machine repair shops can get you one as well. Bobbin Winder Tire Babylock Brother X55238051

Here is a link to help you with your needle selection: http://marathonaustralia.com.au/show_page.php?pageId=19

size 9 needle

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Hai, You can try to take one screw driver [ or asking cycle repair shop, elctrician ] put the bent side adjust the needle bar.

Sewing machine companies advise against. You need buy machine in India.

Not sure if this model has a Feed Dog switch. May be located in area covered by storage portion of sewing bed. May be located on back side of freearm area will be indicated by multiple triangles near the switch. Cheers, Kelly San Diego, CA Embroidery Services

If the comment already posted did not answer your question, here is another thing to check. If the screw that attaches the foot and ankle to the presser foot bar is tight, and the foot can still be moved, it is likely that the presser foot bar has become loose within the lifting mechanism. You could save yourself some trouble by taking your machine to a sewing machine repair shop, but if you would rather avoid that expense, do the following. Remove the needle bar and take up mechanism cover on the left side of the machine. This is held on by a single phillips head screw on the back side of the machine, which, with the back of the machine facing you, should be on the top right side of the machine. Once this cover is removed you will be able to see two vertical metal shafts, one is attached to your needle clamp and needle, and should be in the front. The other is the presser foot bar, and will be behind the needle bar. There should be a small allen screw about halfway up that shaft that tightens onto the bar. With the presser foot properly positioned on the needle plate, tighten this allen screw. Don't tighten the screw too tightly, as this can damage the presser bar, just make sure it's nice and snug. Make sure the presser foot raises and lowers properly, and re-attach the needle bar cover. Hope this helps.

Is it also hitting the needle plate? if so then you need to move the arm the adjustment is internal and you\'ll have to disassemble the clam shell case of the machine. May be best to have a pro fix it for you.

Call or email Sailrite, they make the machine so one would guess they have instruction manuals... Sailrite Enterprises, Inc. 2390 East 100 South Columbia City, IN 46725 Store Hours Monday - Friday: 8am - 5pm EST/EDT 800.348.2769 (toll free) 260.244.4647 (local) 260.818.2005 (fax) [email protected]

Find the tensions on your machine. Usually a screw below on the bobbin regulates the top stitches tension. Usually a numbered wheel on top--where the thread is around it--regulates the bottom stitches. YOU NEED TO ADJUST THE TOP WHEEL, test on scrap material, and if looser, you are in the right direction. If it is still a mess. turn the knob to a lower number.

What are you trying to do? Use specialty thread? I not sure what you want it to do!

Make sure you lower the presser foot before continuing the operation.

The foot controller was pressed (or the start/stop button

was pressed if the foot controller is not connected)

and the reverse/reinforcement stitch button was pressed while the presser foot was raised.

If you didn't get the Quilting package with it, you will have to purchase a 1/4" foot. Hope this helps.

The start/stop button was pressed while the foot controller was connected.

Disconnect the foot controller,

and then press the start/

stop button. Otherwise,

operate the machine by using the foot controller. Hope this helps.

Nothing you can do yourself.

Try unpluging it from the power. It may need to resent . Try a basic straght stitch and see what happens. Then go back to your Ziz zag stitch.

Did you also get the thread out of the spindle around the handwheel and out of the shuttle case?