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Hi. You can get a manual for your machine from http://www.brother-usa.com/Support/ (scroll down to Manuals and Documentation). The manual will have all this information for you.
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try changing needles clean under the needle plate & in the bobbin area for loose thread or lint make sure the bobbin is inserted into the bobbin case correctly--if the machine won't pick the thread up from the bobbin correctly take the bobbin out of the case & turn it around & try it that way.
Are you sure that you replaced your needle right? The flat side must face the rear of the machine and did you put your needle on a straight stitch? I hope it didn't mess up your timing. But try this and I have my fingers crossed for you that it is something simple.
Refer to the manual for threading and bobbin winding.
Make sure the bobbin is properly installed.
Graphics are always good to have, but sometimes important steps can be missed. Be sure to read the instructions.
Open the manual and lay it next to the machine and follow every step of every feature. No matter how experienced, it is important to learn the ins and outs of every machine you intend to use.
Most machines have a bobbin winder on top of the machine under the top cover. The thread may or may not go through the tension above the needle, depending on the machine. There is a small spool holder on top that holds the bobbin and you thread your thread through the bobbin and start the winder. Some machines need the right wheel to be pulled out so the needle does not go up and down, just winds the bobbin. Wind it carefully as if you have loose threads, it can jam the machine and make a thread tangle.
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