How to load bobbin thread on my new singer 4411 machine. i have not used a sewing machine for 10 years and i have forgotten how to get thread on the blank bobbin.

Do you mean the Singer 4411 Heavy Duty sewing machine? If so,
first place the spool on the spool pin with an appropriate sized spool holder, if you are starting the project. Snap the thread into the thread guide to the left of the of the spool pin. Wrap the thread clockwise around the bobbin winder tension discs (slightly to the left and forward of the thread guide). Bring thread towards the bobbin spindle. Thread the bobbin (put the thread through the hole in the bobbin). Place the bobbin on the spindle with the hole up. Move the bobbin spindle to the right. Hold onto the thread above the bobbin and step on the foot control pedal. When the bobbin finishes winding the thread, cut the thread at the top of the bobbin and the incoming thread from the spool. Move the bobbin spindle to the left and remove the bobbin. If you have already threaded the machine for sewing, you will need to remove it from the various guides and tension discs that are used in sewing. Then after winding the bobbin, re-thread the top thread.

The directions to wind the bobbin are in the manual on page 12 (page 19 of the PDF). You can find many Singer manuals at the Singer support page: https://www.singer.com/support . The 4411 support page is https://www.singer.com/search/support?lp=support&title=4411 . The current link to the manual is https://www.singer.com/sites/default/files/product_manual/SINGER%204411%20Heavy%20Duty%20Sewing%20Machine.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Try a brand new needle.

If that doesn't work, your machine has probably been knocked out of time. Take it for service or if you are handy, you can search for "sewing machine timing" and try to fix it yourself.

Try a brand new needle. Verify that the machine is threaded properly--both upper and bobbin threads.

If it is still not picking up the bobbin thread, it is likely there is a needle/hook timing issue requiring service.

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you oil it in the center of your bobbin case, also theres a small pad like thing just above your needle , there as well as inside your threading area where the spring is

check that the bobbin underneath has the same thread as the upper bobbin and that you push all the way on the lever when sewing back and also, go full speed as this happened to me and that was my mistake. Hope this will help you :)

You may have a timing issue with your sewing machine.

Understanding Thread Tension Threads

Be sure to mark the tension screw setting on the bobbin BEFORE you make any adjustments so you can reverse the changes. If you sew a lot of heavy fabric, it may be worthwhile to buy an extra bobbin (they aren't that expensive). Then set one bobbin for heavy thread and keep one for regular thread. Makes it a lot easier to go from one to the other without fiddling with tension screw adjustments.

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Hai, I think your machine time is changing. So you can't remove the bobbin case. Please go to mechanic shop. First time you look and see. Next time you can try.

here is a free manual is if the information is in the manual
http://www.singerco.com/uploads/download/1230_4411_heavy_duty_esf.pdf

If you've threaded the bobbin per instructions... then make sure your needle isn't damaged, bent, or dull. Also make sure the needle is seated fully and correctly oriented into the needle bar.