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Try rethreading both the machine and reinserting the bobbin. Make sure you did not insert your bobbin into the bobbincase backwards. What is the make and model of ur machine.
Vertical bobbins can be a pain to pop back in properly. But first, I'd take out the bobbin and practice without it. Once you get the hang of lining it up and seating it correctly, then put the bobbin in and try again.
I find that a pair of long nose pliers can be helpful - my fingers are so stiff I have trouble manipulating small items and there's not much space to work in either.
make sure tat there about 6" of bobbin thread hanging out after you put the bobbin back in the bobbin holder
increase the needle thread tension up more thread tension should be a slight drag as you pull the thread out to thread the needle
I"m assuming that you are asking how to reinsert the bobbin case, rather than the bobbin itself. If you don't have your user's manual, you can download it free at the Singer website. When you do, look on page 19; it has exact directions and an illustration there regarding how to reinsert the bobbin case.
Download the instruction manual free from the Singer Sewing Machine site, and go to page 62. It will show you how to reinsert your bobbin case.
The flat part goes UNDER the needle; there is a projection on the right side of the case towards the bottom that must rest against a silver part that is actually a cushion spring and prevents it from spinning. It's pictured in the manual.
It's helpful when reinserting it to insert it slightly clockwise of where it should go--that is, placing the flat part slightly to the right, then twisting it counterclockwise into the correct position, with the case's projecting resting against the spring.
try changing the needle rethread the machine top and bobbin make sure to use every thread guide make sure the top thread has not come off the thread take up lever--this can cause the sewing machine to jam if it's a top loading bobbin--take the bobbin out of the bobbin case and turn it around and reinsert the bobbin if it's a side or front loading bobbin take the bobbin and bobbin case out and make sure the bobbin is inserted correctly into the bobbin case and that the bobbin case is inserted correctly into the sewing machine.
* Un-thread your machine and remove your bobbin. Clean any loose thread or lint out of your bobbin case. Re-thread your machine, reinsert and re-thread your bobbin.
* Change your bobbin There could be a nick along the edge of your bobbin spool that’s catching your thread as you sew.
* When you start to sew a seam, grasp the upper and bobbin thread tails. Hold them back and out of the way as you sew your first couple of stitches. This will keep them from getting caught in your machine.
Insert the bobbin case without a bobbin to see if it will go all the way into the locked position. If it does,the bobbin case and basket are okay. Check inside the bobbin basket(where the bobbin goes) and see if there is thread or lint wrapped around the spindle the bobbin case sits on. If there is, remove it. If there isn't ,then the bobbin is probably sprung and needs to be replaced. sewman7
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