I have an Necchi and omega sewing machine the model is 6022. I need a bobbin case that holds the bobbin in it and the owners manuel can you tell me the price of each one of them

Reverse is effected by changing feed dog engagement. Try lowering and raising feed dogs to see if problem clears.

You might also try to clean the bobbin, hook, and feed dog area with a vacuum to remove any debris.

here's a link for inserting a bobbin into a machine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX3LjiYOLsg

here's some links for a manual for the machine
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/instruction-manual-necchi-4575.aspx

http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/instruction-manual-necchi-4575-download.aspx

try sewingpartsonline.com

Forget the three knobs for tension adjustment, only the top tension knob should be about 4 or 5, you should be able to pull the bottom thread through on the bobbin with slight resistence, if it is too tight slacken the screw on the bobbin case anti clockwise about a quarter of a turn, pattern selectors stitch length and width work independently of the tensions.

Call 1-800-525-9987 x 20 and ask for Bob.
We have them in stock, $14.25 incl. shipping.

if you have a snap in sewing table remove it first
at the bottom in front of the needle plate area is a bobbin case door
when you open it there is the bobbin case & also should be the feed dogs
always keep the bobbin area clean of lint or loose threads
take note of how the bobbin case is inserted in the bobbin area,, see where the thread tail is at on the bobbin case
then make sure the bobbin is wound correctly or it can cause sewing problems
reinsert the bobbin into the bobbin case the same way it's removed

I also have a necchi sewing machine, the base of your is like the base of mine, if you need a picture of inserting the bobbin,, send me a comment with your email address & I will send you a picture of the threading the bobbin case & inserting it

Hi. If the bobbin thread is coming up on top, then the upper tension is too tight. Try loosening it.

Hi. The best way to adjust your tension is to use good-quality thread, a size 12 needle, and different color threads in the bobbin and on top. That way, it's easier to see which thread is loose. Sew a few inches, check, and adjust (make sure the pressure foot is DOWN). Stitch a few more inches, recheck, and adjust some more. Just move the adjustment knob a little bit each time.

You might also want to use a bit of unwaxed dental floss and floss the tension disks. That helps get rid of any old lint and pieces of thread that build up in there.

As a last resort, you might need to adjust your bobbin tension. There is a very small screw on the bobbin case that tightens/loosens the spring/lever. If you need to adjust it, only move the screw a tiny bit. But, like I said, this is only a last resort--almost all adjustments can be done by adjusting the upper tension.

Hope this helps!

Robbie

just visit www.janomestuff.com

Almost all Necchi use a class 15 bobbin & bobbin case, a new case should cost around 7 to 10 dollars!

Dwayne

There is a site that has instructions with how to thread the machine properly. Click here for the www.sewusa.com threading section