Brother SE350 Mechanical Sewing Machine "causes upper thread caught bobbin" Questions

...Upper thread breaks 1.the needle may be bent or damaged--try rolling the needle on a flat surface to see if it's bent or not Or the needle could be in backwards Correct needle insertion Correct ...

...UPPER thread is threaded wrong or not correctly through the tension discs. This can also happen if you're using Sticky Back stabilizer. Make sure you have a new needle in case there's a burr on the ...

...thread seems to be getting caught in the bobbin area after only 2-3 stitches. tensions, upper or lower out of adjustment, excess lint under bobbin will cause this as well as bobbin thread coming out ...

...upper spool thread gets knotted around the bobbin case and locks the machine up. How do I fix this problem? hello, I had the exact same problem and could not find the solution until i took my machine ...

...upper thread again. If no difference, it is an issue with the upper tension disks. Brush out any loose threads that might have gotten caught in the upper tension disks which is causing the disks not ...

...upper thread and the bobbin case, turn the hand wheel towards you (counterclockwise) by hand and remove any thread in the bobbin case area. *Always turn the hand wheel towards you. Turning the hand ...

...upper thread with the presser foot up and check to see if the top thread is firmly in the tension disc. Usually when you have looping of thread on the underside of your fabric, it is the upper thread ...

...upper thread gets caught around the bobbin case causing a huge, knotted mess. It's just all of a sudden getting caught around the very top part of the bobbin case while it tries to pick up the ...

...upper thread is going into the bobbin holder and, after picking up the bobbin thread, is getting caught on the part under the bobbin holder - I think this is called the hook race. This is the piece ...

...upper thread? bobbin thread isnt meeting the upper thread properly Basic Tips for All Always turn the handwheel TOWARDS you (counter clockwise) as turning it in the opposite direction (away from you, ...