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NO. IF IT IS TOO TALL IT WILL CAUSE A PROBLEM. GO TO THE LOCAL SEWING MACHINE SALES AND ASK IF THEY HAVE THE RIGHT ONE. ALSO, YOU CAN TAKE OUT THE BOBBIN CASE (HOLDS THE BOBBIN) AND TAKE IT WITH YOU. MAKE SURE IT DOESN'T EXCEED THE HEIGHT OF THE CASE AND IT SHOULD SPIN FREELY.
HINT: before you install the shuttle, make sure to place a drop of sewing machine oil around the outer edge of the shuttle and lightly spread it around the outer edge (you should do this about every time you change a bobbin). Sorry, you'll probably need to be familiar with removing and installing the shuttle. Have patience! Once you've done it a couple of times, you'll wonder why it was so difficult.
It usually helps if you can tilt the machine back about 45 degrees so it is supported by something (pillow, cushion) so you can get good visibility into the bobbin area.
Raise the needle so that the take-up bar is at its highest point.
Make sure the outer hinged door on the shuttle area is open. Inside that open door is a metal unit that is shaped like a "C". The shuttle makes up the other part of the "C". The two C's face each other and complete the circle. Grasp the shuttle by the projecting bobbin pin. (Perhaps the photo & videos will help you in placing the shuttle (you'll probably need to wiggle it around a little until it pops into place.) Once the shuttle has snapped into place and you've closed and latched the outer cover, you can install the bobbin case.
try changing the needle to see if that helps if it doesn't,, then I suggest that the sewing machine be checked at a repair shop to see if the bobbin case needs to be replaced and to see if the hook and the hook race need to be replaced
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