I have a brother cs-8060 sewing machine but I don't have the manual for it. When I start to sew the machine makes a loud sound the and woont sew normally and then I get an E6 flashing on the machine.

This Brother 8060, the CS-8060?

https://support.brother.com/g/b/manualtop.aspx?c=as_ot&lang=en&prod=hf_cs8060eas

Mmm, maybe not.

https://sewing.patternreview.com/SewingDiscussions/topic/119866

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go google and type in ---singer sewing machine needle and hook timing procedure
yes it is a singer but the principle is the same for all makes of machines and the detail is good
If you like change the search from singer to brother and include the model number

indicates a needle /hook timing problem
check for loose needle

Yes you might have jammed it, its a great mechine I would fix it.

call 303 770 6321

AAAA TEVA

Go to your local Brother shop and buy the accessories you need.

Hi! The first thing I'd do is look for thread caught on the bobbin winding spindle, but below the little platform where the bobbin sits. It's really hard to get at, but if you shine a light from the side, you should be able to bend your head (or tilt the machine back) so that you can see the underside of that platform. When I've gotten thread caught on that spindle, I take my scaple or a craft knife and carefully cut the thread free, then use a set of tweezers to pull it out. You're working in a very cramped area, so be patient and go slowly.

Make sure the lid that uncovers the bobbin winding mechanism is as far back as it will go; the same goes for the spool that holds the thread.

Sometimes I get a a high-pitched squeaking noise (but it's not loud) just sewing. It comes from the handwheel and I don't know why my machine does it. It stops if I push the handwheel in (although the handwheel doesn't seem to be out.)

See if these suggestions help--if not, let me know, and we can try something else.

Happy Sewing!

This link will take you to Brother's website. There is a download for your manual on this page, however it is 116 pages. I hope this is helpful.

http://www.brother-usa.com/SiteSearch.aspx?sk=%20cs%208060

no idea... did you lock thread onto bobbin so it holds to wind?

Thread is caught in the hook...Remove the upper thread and bobbin case, turn the hand wheel backwards and forwards by hand and remove the thread remands

if you are looking at your machine there is a trio of "buttons" it the one on the right looks like an upside down u with an arrow pointing down on the right side... press that for reverse...