Brother Disney PE-180D Computerized Sewing Machine "thread catching bobbin" Questions

...catching the bobbin thread? If not, then the machine may be out of time. Search for sewing machine timing or take it for service. If it catches the bobbin thread but then the bobbin thread is ...

catching thread NOTE TO THE QUESTION. Bobbins do not catch thread. A hook underneath when you use the wheel to advance the machine will come and catch the under thread OR BOBBIN THREAD and pull it up.

...catching thread without bobbin case in, but when I put bobbin case and bobbin in machine it doesn't catch bobbin thread. Is this still timing Removed bottom of machine and fixed timing by adjusting ...

...catching the thread, or your bobbin is loosely/badly wound. You need to rule out the possibilities step by step until you find the cause. First, review your threading procedures from start to finish, ...

...thread is catching in the bobbin area-not where the area where the bobbin sits, but the steel part that circles under it when you move the hand wheel (I hope that is clear to understand) and it keeps ...

...needle thread will pass down into the machine and catch a loop of the bobbin thread. Pull this loop up and slide both threads to the back before beginning to sew. Good Luck!! Thanks for using

...thread is not catching. I have rethreaded the entire machine multiple times, tried different bobbins, etc. However, the needle and thread are not catching the bobbin thread. The bobbin thread is ...

...thread is not catching bobbin thread My bobbin thread is not catching. I've checked for broken threads in the bobbin case, cleaned bobbin case, rethreaded both upper thread and bobbin, and ...

thread it comes up without catching it. sounds like your keeping the upper thread too tight when you drop your needle down to catch the bobbin or the bobbin thread that you left hang out is too short,

...catching the thread none I have ever had CATCH the thread . you have to thread to the bobbin and hold the end till it gets a good start . The thread needs to be hand wound on the bobbin first. Then ...