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Jordan Snidow Posted on Sep 23, 2015

Used machine recently but now no matter how carefully i load everything, bobbin pops out and thread tangles

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Check that you have put the bobbin in the correct way. check that it is the correct bobbin for that machine and you could also check that the bobbin has been wound properly. If you load your bobbin up with different threads and not let if fill with only one thread you can have problems. Also clean out the bobbin area sometimes a bit of fluff can be caught in the bobbin area. cheers Dot

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 08, 2008

SOURCE: bobbin tangles up thread and jams machine

Hi, Is it your bobbin thread or the top thread wrapping around the bobbin. I just got a used PE150. The top thread keeps wrapping around the bobbin. It is not picking up the bobbin thread. Did you find a solution for your problem?
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 23, 2008

SOURCE: Brother Sewing Machine model:CS8150 bobbin thread problems

The top of the machine is not threaded correctly. First raise the presserfot then rethread the machine. Bottom looping is usually caused by a lack of top tension. There could allso be a bur on the hook.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 27, 2009

SOURCE: Bobbin tangling

Sounds like the bobbin is spinning to fast or is winded to loose. Try adjusting the tension on the bobbin.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 17, 2009

SOURCE: burnette 65 bobbin tangling can't adjust thread tension

Have you replaced the needle with a new one? Your needle may be bent or in wrong, or the wrong size. You may have a bad needle. Check that the upper thread path is running freely and is not tangled or wrapped around anything. Make sure that the bobbin is unwinding in the correct direction as well, most bobbins, this is clockwise as the bobbin faces you. If you are using inexpensive thread, it could be the thread that is the culprit. Uneven thread in the needle will not flow through the needle properly, and cause bunching as well. Save it for the bobbin, and use good thread in the top.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 06, 2009

SOURCE: top thread gets tangled in bobbin and won't pull up like

I'm new to sewing, and I had a similar problem where the top thread went all the way around the bobbin thingy and got stuck every time--solution: the bobbin case wasn't all the way in.  The arm had to go in a slot at the top and it sort of snapped in, then it worked fine.  Maybe it will help you! 

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6130 euro pro sewing machine the bobbin thread will not pull up and when trying to the needle seems like it gets stuck down there

It sounds like you haven't threaded the bobbin thread correctly. Remove bobbin, bobbin case. If it is stuck, do Not, do not force the assembly, rather look for tangled threads and calmly snip the thread and remove. Once the tangle is gone, remove bobbin and bobbin case. Rethread it carefully. And contact me if you continue to experience difficulty. Ayou may need step by step directions.
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My brother Disney sewing and embroidery se- 270d makes load noise and stopes tangles thread and material

I was just telling someone else that I recently learned from the sewing goddesses that be (at my local Hancock's Fabric Store)--that--you have to use the right bobbin. I mean plastic if your machine came with plastic. Class 65/ 55 (I think those are the numbers) as to match the machine's design. Use metal if your machine came with metal.

the bobbin case is weighted "just so" in order to be sure to run smoothly with the particular bobbin type.

Of course, the top tension and bottom tensions must be checked as well.

You could have some stuff stuck in the bobbin encasing thingy (it has two black tapered lever arms that you can move about 15 degrees to the outside and the case encasement pops out).
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Bobbin thread tangled

Try these suggestions and see if they help
1. Change the needle--use a needle that's for the fabric being sewed
2. Rethread the machine--top --make sure to use every thread guide
3. try a different bobbin--make sure bobbin is inserted correctly into the bobbin case, & make sure the bobbin is turned the correct way in the bobbin case
4. make sure the thread has not come off the thread take up lever
5. Clean under the needle plate & in the bobbin area for lint or threads
6. Check to make sure the bobbin is not warped or damaged
7. Make sure the bobbin case is correctly in the machine,, if it's a top loading bobbin you may need to have the bobbin case checked to see if it's damaged or see if the hook and hook race has a problem
8. Also could be a timing problem, and the machine would need to be checked.
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Top thread tangled in bobbin.

try changing the needle---flat side goes to the back side of the machine
also check the top tension
depending on the fabric your sewing on--the needle & thread have to work
with the fabric--example light fabric needs a different needle & thread than
a heavy fabric
check to see if the thread is coming off the thread take up lever when you
sew.
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On my elna supermatic 722010 sewing machine, the thread makes the bobbin pop out and the thread get tangled underneath. I have had it fixed twice, which is expensive. Should I just get rid of it and buy...

not unless you can find another swiss elna, like star series su. check bobbin in right way, holes on top to wind and load. you havent bought anothet type bobbin??? go to www.arizonaexpressionz.com and download a manual for supermatic. then read bobbin winding and threading carefully and rewinf bobbin and thread up again. make sure thread goes into tension spring all the way. bobbin should turn anticlockwise when yoou pull thread. also please brush clean bobbin holder area and check for any threads caught there. now a drop of quality clear machine oil in middle hole and gently run for 30secs to work in. do this every time you get your machine out. there are several oiling points shown in manual. oil them. these machines are quality but yours may need love tlc from a elna tech especially if it has not been serviced in a while. but a well maintained elna will out stitch a new plastic machine any day in my humble opinion. if you want to join yahoo group elna heirlooms, experts who service their own and share photos info manuals and love these vintage classics.
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I've tried everything that other users have suggested, but the thread keeps gathering immediately in the bobbin case. What should I do?

It has to be in the threading, either your thread is tangled, or incompatible with your bobbin thread. How is your needle?
Is the thread that is tangling from the bobbin? If, so you have your bobbin inserted upside down and the thread is not unwinding right. If, all that does not work, call Janome at 1-800-631-0183 before 5pm est
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The bottom thread is all tangled. I have

Hi! This is the machine I use (mostly) and I've found it really doesn't like lint. I brush out lint every few hours and it has made a huge difference in how my machine sews. I suspect your machine may be as sensitive to lint as my is, so give her a really good cleaning. Then, rethread (yes, I know you've done that already, but do it again, for grins.) everything. Pay careful attention to the way the bobbin thread comes off the bobbin (from left to right) when you rethread. If you usually use the automatic bobbin pickup, don't. Pick up the bobbin thread the regular way, and, holding the top thread and bobbin thread securely in your left hand, start to sew.
I sure hope this helps!
Please let me know if this works, ok?

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Oil the bobbin holder. Wipe small amount of oil on outside diameter of bobbin holder. Replace.

Also try using better quality thread. Some thread is not consistent in diameter or has lots of small fibers - it will not got through the eye of the needle easily and will become tangled.
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Sounds like the bobbin is spinning to fast or is winded to loose. Try adjusting the tension on the bobbin.
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Take the thread out of the top and bottom and turn the handwheel by hand to see if the machine will rotate smoothly.
Rethread, making sure that the thread is in the bobbin tension slot and that the upper thread is in the tension and the take up lever.

Sorry for the delay in response. I just found the sight this evening.
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