Help with sewing machine?

Question

I am new at this and i got a sewing machine today and the thing the bottom thred goes in came out and i don't know how to put it back in will some one tell me how please!!!!!

Answer 1

I agree check your manual and keep it someplace safe for future reference.

However, most machines have a diagram for threading the bobbin thread inside the light case over the needle. You might try there and see if that helps.

Answer 2

unfortunately all machines are just so different --really intriguing. I tend to spend time just figuring it out instead of sewing things .They can fall apart and the right book is not easy to find as there has been so many. Look at it this way . It has been designed probably by an engineer specialising in this type of machinery so it's logical if you fiddle it should snap or go into place. Persevere we do not all have the same logic. Sometimes it helps to have a cup of tea and try again later. You could also try getting someone else to help. But beware they tend to take over and are sometimes less than helpful. So good luck and have confidence. The machines were designed for women. How difficult can that be? Trust me it can be really difficult.

Answer 3

First what kind of sewing machine is it? there should be a name somewhere and a model number. Look up on the internet for the manufacturer and they will have a toll free phone number to call. If it did not come with a booklet, they will be able to send you one or they may have one online that you can download. Easiest way is to find someome's who sews and they can show you how to replace the bobbin ...if's frustrating I i know. Look in the phone book for a fabric shop and if there is one near you take the machine there and someone will show you.
email me at yahoo.com and I will try to help you more. Imanonni

Answer 4

Or download the manual on the internet.
Many sewing machines have the bobbin inserted by sliding sideways a plate beside the needle which opens a hole in the deck big enough to get fingers into. In the machine I use the bobbin reel itself is held in a carrier that snaps into place in only one way and there is a lever on the dome of the carrier for holding it and releasing the lock. The thread has to be pulled through a tension spring.

Answer 5

I would look at the owners manual. All sewing machines are different. It would be hard to give that kind of detail with out looking at the type you have. Do you have a book? There may be a customer service number you can call or go where you bought it and ask the sales rep.

Answer 6

It should show you how in the booklet that came with the machine. There are different ways, depending on what kind of bobbin system your machine has.

You may want to look or a beginner sewing course at your local adult ed. It might save a lot of heartache trying to get the machine to work right!

Answer 7

if the instruction book was still with the machine you should be able to figure it out, if not you could ask a home ec teacher at the local high school , anyone you know that sews, someone who does alterations at the local dry cleaners, or anyone at a sewing machine shop, you can also go to the website of the machines maker and find most all instructions available on line.

Answer 8

Every sewing machine is different. Threading and inserting the bobbin (the thing the bottom thread is in) will be explained in your manual.

Answer 9

refer to your machine manual as most machines thread differently some threads pull out forwards some backwards .
If no manual write to the manufacturer for further instructions

Answer 10

your sewing machine should come with a manual
study it