Ihave anerror E6 and I can no find the problem

It may be the same as the Brother E6

https://www.google.com/search?q=6180+singer+brilliance+E6+error

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Suspect the top thread is not seated completely in the tension disk.

Remove the top thread from the machine.
ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot and rethread from the beginning.
Verify the thread path is correct.

Test your machine.

You can also look in the troubleshooting section of the manual for what the E6 code means.

OR, search for:

Make Model E6

Check your owner's manual - troubleshooting section. Sometimes it will show the error codes. Otherwise, search the internet for:

Make + Model + "error code E6"

You can also check with the manufacturer.

contact singer customer service about the codes

take the machine back and get another new one

E6 means the machine is seizing somewhere and the motor is working too hard to turn the hard-to-turn machine. Get is serviced before it seized completely and the cost of repair goes even higher.

Download a free manual from www.brother-usa.com and under support and put in your model number. E6, means that the thread is tangled, totally unthread it, now with the presser foot up, rethread, pull the top thread, now lower the presser foot and pull the thread, it should barely move. This will seat the thread in the tension discs. Read your manual before using, it will save you lots of grief. People love to skip this step, and wonder why the machine is not working right. This is one time you should take the time, it is worth it.

In my Brother CE-4000, it appears as though the feed dogs (which you can change to a higher position or a lower position) are allowing the bobbin case to spin all the way around and then the needle hits the bobbin case. When the feed dogs are in the lowest position, the bobbin case does not spin all the way around when the needle moves up and down (and therefore the needle does not get stuck in the bobbin case. I am wondering if this is a problem with the feed dogs/case?

what does code E6 mean and how can i fix it?