Brother LS-2125 Mechanical Sewing Machine "thread repair" Questions

...thread does not connect with the slot in the metal bobbin plate to bring it up. I would like a repair manual. it could be that it is just a bit out of time . as far as I can find there are no repair ...

...repair it if it is breaking thread. it is possible - from re-reading your posted question - that the thread is defective - is that thread approved for use on your machine ? (call repair facility and ...

...repair shop 4 times with the same issue: the thread tension in the bobbin area becomes loose. The shop will fix the problem and it will work for a short time. Soon the thread tension will get loose ...

...thread from the looper straight up through the hole in the throat plate, not to the side of the plate. You can also talk to the professionals at the link that I have attached. They are very helpful ...

...thread. The damage may be as simple as a small burr which might be repairable by a repair person, or the damage may be such that the hook requires replacement. A repair person should be able to help ...

...thread bobbin and select the correct needle, I suggest you to order the following product: Sewing Machine Repair Guide It's a professional step-by-step repair guide written by an expert. Besides ...

thread gets caught and is hard to pull out. I am not sure what to do about it. Did you try clean the shuttle real well? If that does not work, call Brother! If the machine has been used a fair amount,

thread breaks. Please is there a repair manual I can get to do my own repairs on this 12 year workhorse? Remove all the thread from the machine. RAISE the presser foot and rethread from the beginning.

...thread the needle. The threading mechanism is jammed or out of alignment inside the machine, there is nothing you can do yourself. Bring it to a Brother repair shop, the mechanism is too complicated ...

...repair store and have them service it . Depends whether the thread is breaking or pulling out.

Usually, timing causes the threads to miss stitches. And, yes, timing can be ...