Brother CS6000i Computerized Sewing Machine "brothers needles color" Questions

...needles will not move up and down. the take up lever is not picking them up how can i fix this please I have a single head 9 needle brother 416 embroidery machine does not change color.can someone ...

need to know what the knobs are for having trouble figuring out what each knob is used for on the singer LS-1217 Are you sure that it's a Singer LS-1217? I can't find any model with 1217 on the Singer

The needle is hitting the needle plate (and breaking, of course) instead of going through the hole to the bobbin I was sewing along, changed color of thread, and then the needle broke. Once changed it

I have a new Brother se400. Recently, when I am embroidering, the machine is picking up the white bobbin thread and either stitching the entire design in the bobbin thread or putting colored thread in

trouble with sensor hi everyone my machine keeps saying that it has come unthreaded when it hasnt this happens ever few stitches iv tried everything good clean out change thread ,change needle could ...

ony bobbin color thread showed on design. never embroideredbefore Re thread the machine with the presser foot up. Use a heavier stabilizer - double what you used before. Change to a new needle.

my brother pe770 is allowing bobbin thread to show on top sporadically which makes the stitching look like it is speckled with white. I have adjusted tension..cleaned and changed everything. I have ...

Needles are color coded.  The top of the shank will be yellow or red, for knit or woven fabric.  There will be a band below that of orange, blue or purple for light, medium or heavy fabric.

...on patterns downloaded or on cd Hai, What type of your embroidery machine? How many heads and needles? If your machine 4 ,12 or 20 heads and 6 or 9 needle, you can use different color and

Brother PE-150V bobbin thread All of a sudden, whenever I attempt to embroider, the bobbin thread completely covers the upper thread on the top of the embroidery. I tried adjusting the upper thread ...