Brother XL-5130 Mechanical Sewing Machine "adjust bottom presser foot" Questions

...bottom foot adjust if not or is the foot the correct one 1. Whatever presser foot you use it has a specific job it is made for. It is possible the foot you are using is for free arm. 2. Try to find ...

...adjust the bottom, or bobbin tension. There's just a small, flat spring attached to the side of the bobbin case, under which the thread runs. There's adjustment there. You need to adjust the top ...

...bottom of the presser foot that straddles one strip of zipper teeth which positions it close to the needle. Zipper foot #4 snaps to either side to enable the needle to be close to the zipper teeth. ...

...bottom) To snap off: Raise the needle and presser foot. Press the red button on the back of the foot holder and the foot will drop. To snap on: Place the presser foot so the pin on the foot lies just ...

...adjust. Is also helpful to mark the position of the screw on the bobbin case before making any changes so you can return it to the original setting if this is not the source of the ...

...adjust the presser foot pressure? Top fabric not moving at same speed as bottom fabric. Sewing quilting cottons Depends on your machine. Some machines don't have a pressure adjustment. Some machines ...

adjust the presser foot and the bottom feed catcher so that fine fabric won't snag? Hi there, On the top of the machine in the left corner, there should be a knob of sorts. If you turn it to the right

...adjust the bottom tension when using sewing thread. There is a tiny screw on the side of the bobbin case - left/loose; right/tight. Mark the screw head slot and edge of the bobbin case with nail ...

bottom material when sewing seams. the lighter fabrics are puckering and the seams are anywhere from 1/4" to 1' SHORTER ...tried changing the tension, lengthening and shortening the stitch, using

...adjust the presser foot pressure so that the presser foot presses harder or lighter (depending on the fabric) so the fabric will feed through evenly, ie both the top and bottom fabrics move together ...