20 Most Recent Brother CE8080PRW Limited Edition Project Runway Sewing Machine Questions & Answers

Check your setting, you have your stitches set too far apart. Wherever on your machine you see the zigzag stich you will see other stich settings, look at it until you see the right amount of stiches you want.

this may help... http://sewing.patternreview.com/SewingDiscussions/topic/72692/1

needs serviced

if the bobbin case isn't turning properly are you sure you it in right. Hold the lever on it out, slide the case on the spindle all the way and then release the lever. Also try a different length needle, it may be to long to allow a uniform stitch

Brother Service Center you have a 10 - 15 year warranty

probably needs either new panel or mother board.

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Are you talking about the flywheel? The knob that turns when you are stitching? If that is the problem, then there is something bound up in y our machine. Unthread the whole thing. Will it turn? If not, take out the bobbin and try to turn it Check your needle to see if it is bent. If none of these work you will probably have to take it in for service. I recommend finding an independent repair shop rather than a sewing machine store. They are considerably less expensive, and can get the work done in a fraction of the time. Best wishes to getting back to sewing!

. try eBay - seller who is selling new Brother machines.

here is a link for the manualhttp://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/HAD/Consumer/QuickSetupGuide/QSG_CE8080PRW_EN_6728.PDF

here are 2 free manuals for the machine, one is a quick start guide and the other is a regular manualhttp://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/HAD/Consumer/UsersManual/UM_CE8080PRW_EN_6729.PDFhttp://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/HAD/Consumer/QuickSetupGuide/QSG_CE8080PRW_EN_6728.PDF

If you are referring to the needle threader, there is a screw on right side to loosen when inserting needle. Tighten it back.If you are referring to the needle foot, there should be a little flipping switch that releases foot. Place foot in place, lower needle arm and if aligned properly, foot will snap back on/into position.