Top 20 Brother CS6000i Computerized Sewing Machine Questions & Answers

Hi if the needle is hitting the needle plate you best get in touch with who you bought it from, The needle position is a critical adjustment and is done in conjunction with other adjustments.

Check walking foot does not have any small catching edges. rub with light wet & dry paper.

I'd contact Brother. No guarantees they can fix it over the phone, but I've dealt with them for years and their service has always been topnotch. If they can possibly help you over the phone, they will.

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ck fuse in bottom , also there is one in foot pedal as well , but that one wont keep screen from lighting up

Consult your owner's manual and oil only as instructed. Oiling a computerized sewing machine in the wrong place could cause severe damage. May be best to take it for service. ...

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Your machine is computerized and, as such, are closed systems (difficult-impossible to take the covers off per manufacturer's design). May be worthwhile to take it for service.

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The only way I know is a 110/220 volt transformer. They are available in any electronics supply house. As I remember the motors in these machines are only two lead, and they put the motor in for the country it will be sold in. Dual voltage motors have three or four leads (wires).

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1. Put one drop of oil on race. The bobbin case has two screws to adjust to keep it from moving either clockwise or counter clockwise. You will need to adjust these. It is tricky but once in the right position it will only move slightly. Give just enough free movement to allow thread to fit through. 2. Adjust the bobbin tension. The screw on the bobbin will need to be adjusted so it has a tension which equals four on the upper tension. This is a little tricky but if you're off a little you can adjust the upper tension to correct this. NOTE: You are trying to adjust the upper tension and the bobbin tension to be equal. This is similar to a tug of war. 3. Try to turn the hand wheel. Watch to see if the needle thread will ride across the top of the bobbin. It should do this without the thread getting stuck. If it gets stuck you will need to adjust the bobbin case screws to allow a little more movement allowance. 4. Replace the needle. 5. If you still notice the needle striking something under the throat plate you will need to have your machine timed.

The quilted fabric may be too thick for the walking foot to move along smoothly. Try using a zipper foot which is much slimmer and can get close to the line of stitching.

Upper or lower tension is too loose I would think.

Make sure you are using the correct needle for your machine! Also check your manual to make sure you are inserting it properly. Some needles are rounded on one side and flat on the other. If you use the incorrect needle it will hit or insert it incorrectly it will also hit and break. June

Yes, call the local dealer. He will probably charge you too much to look at it. Moses

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you may have to lower your needle just a "tad". loosen the screw that holds the needle to lower it.

See is it set alright