It wont bring the bobbin thread up, then after several trys and i get the thread up it wont sew

Threading a UHT J 1947 m/ward sewing machine can be a bit tricky, but with a few simple steps, you'll be able to thread your machine in no time. Here is a general guide for threading a UHT J 1947 m/ward sewing machine:

1. Start by winding the bobbin: Place the bobbin on the bobbin winder and wind the thread around it.
2. Insert the bobbin into the shuttle: Once the bobbin is wound, slide it into the shuttle, making sure it's seated correctly.
3. Thread the needle: Take the thread from the spool and thread it through the needle, making sure the thread is coming out of the eye of the needle.
4. Bring the thread through the tension discs: Pull the thread through the tension discs, starting with the upper tension disc, then the lower tension disc.
5. Thread the take-up lever: Bring the thread through the take-up lever, then through the thread guide.
6. Thread the needle: Bring the thread through the needle, making sure the thread is coming out of the eye of the needle.
7. Thread the presser foot: Bring the thread through the presser foot.
8. Start sewing: Turn the hand wheel towards you to bring the needle down into the fabric, and start sewing.

It is important to note that the specific threading steps for a UHT J 1947 m/ward sewing machine may vary depending on the make and model. For more detailed instructions, you can consult the manual of your machine or contact the manufacturer for assistance. It's also important to check the manual for the specific threading instructions of your machine before starting.

Make sure that the presser foot is raised if you are winding a bobbin with the top thread threaded through the needle. Place the bobbin on the spool spindle with the mark (a stylized H) outwards. Bring the bobbin spindle down. Next pull the thread from the needle under the presser foot to the thread guide on the right. Bring the thread above the bobbin and wrap the thread around the bobbin several times. Cut off the excess thread on the thread knife and step on the foot control to wind the bobbin. When the bobbin winding is finished, remove the bobbin from the spindle. Cut the thread to separate the bobbin thread from the needle thread. Move the bobbin spindle up.

Sewingpartsonline.com has a link to the manual for the Husqvarna Viking 250 on the machine specific parts page (under Manuals), http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/viking-250-sewing-machine-parts.aspx . The direct link to the manual is http://manuals.husqvarnaviking.com/VSM/Husqvarna%20Viking/HVManual.nsf/5bc6115484660075c12575d2003f80e3/ecf97dd171581582852575ed00755e7a/$FILE/Viking%20210,%20230,%20250%20%20x.PDF . The bobbin winding steps are on page 12. There is also a method for winding a bobbin with a different thread from the top thread. See the manual.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

First, install a brand new needle. Used/worn/bent needles will sometimes fail to pick up the bobbin thread.

Make sure the bobbin is installed correctly in the bobbin case.

If it still will not pick up the bobbin thread, most likely the machine is out of time (the needle arrives at the incorrect time to intercept the bobbin thread). Take it for service or search the internet for web sites or videos dealing with sewing machine timing.

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Pull at least 6" of thread through the needle's eye and gently holding both thread tails gently when beginning to sew. Might try installing a brand new needle--make sure it is installed correctly. Raise the presser foot BEFORE threading the upper thread.

Pull bobbin thread to the top of the fabric before taking the first stitch.
How and Why to Bring up the Bobbin Thread

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You are putting the bobbin wrong......see the manual and make sure the bobbin is facing the correct direction.....:)

is the thread going acrossed the top of the bobbin friction brings the thread up

1.make sure the needle is not bent --lay the needle on a flat surface & roll the needle over, if needle does not roll good then replace
2.make sure there is enough bobbin thread to pick up
3.make sure the needle is all the way up in the needle clamp
it sound like the needle is hitting the shuttle hook, if the steps above don't work then take it to be serviced

Make sure the bobbin is NOT overfilled. Make sure the thread leaves the bobbin in the appropriate groove and the CORRECT direction. Leave the right amount of thread out of the bobbin to start and follow the manual's suggestions

Hold the needla thread for a cycle and bring the bobbin thread up before sewing.

move needle down

Use a SA 156 metal bobbin (ebay, 20 of them for $8.99 free shipping) and make sure the bobbin thread is turning the right direction, read you manual or call singer at 1-800-4singer