Is anyone else having trouble with these bobbins? they show white all around my blue. I have used other pre -wound with no trouble I'm using a PE770
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I had to adjust my tension when I used these but they were the best bobbins I have bought.
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I had this problem once or twice with this machine and my old Singer. (my only two machines ever). Once it was too much lint under the bobbin holder and it was fine once I really cleaned my Machine and got the little"dust bunnies" out of there. They almost look like felt. The other time, I simply had my bobbin in reversed and didn't realize it. I have already made four larger quilts and lots of small projects in the year I have had this machine. I LOVE it. Usually the problem is me, not the machine. LOL I have also learned to change needles often! Every new project or about 12-15 hours of sewing, which ever comes first.
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I have purchased 2 sets of these threads from Kolors. I especially like the variety of colors. I use a Brother PE- 770. I hope you have as much fun as I have had doing embroidery. In case you haven't been told, you should clean your machine atleast once a week in the bobbin area, that way any thread you use won't get tangled and you won't get as frustrated.
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I use the blue cartridge with white arrows, but can't fine them anywhere. I ordered some from Sam Supplies,but they were white and didn't work. Has anyone found them anywhere? Mary
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I haven't had to replace mine yet (I've washed and air dried them and they seem fine), so I haven't had to deal with this issue yet. Brookstone sells this vacuum so you might try writing to them to see if they can help you. Good Luck!
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I have an older Epson and was wanting to replace it for that very reason. I can't print anything when any color is out. So it says I need to replace the light blue and won't let me print anything until I do. Since I never use color, I'm guessing the blue just dried out. At any rate, I can't figure how to override that and just use black. Maybe it is just an Epson thing, as you said, to get us to buy more ink. I'm with you, I want to keep going until the ink fades and I can really see it is almost out.
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I have exactly the same issue with my Brother HL-2270DW. Unfortunately I did not see this before trying drum cleaning procedure from Brother's website. I wasted a lot of time with no benefit.
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Yes, and they work quite well. I've never had any issues using these bobbins with my SE400.
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I'm sorry I'm not any help. This seems to be a problem with these pens. Along with the limited color choices.
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These appear to be a universal bobbin. I am using them in two Brother machines with good results.
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I am not sure what you are wanting to know. I bought these to fit in my Brother Pacesetter 8200 embroidery machine. I would suggest asking the vendor if they are the correct size you are wanting. They have a listing of the machines these bobbins fit. Did you check that along with your manual? Good luck!
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The bobbins are medal ones not plastic. So depends on your sewing machine. I just use them for thread .
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I responded before.....this issue of the picture seems to be a relatively new one....when I ordered them it was clear I was getting regular colors. Not the purples and blues
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My a says I have number 136492001, best I can tell there are only 2 sizes 15 and 155. Thee may fit your machine and I don't need them. I ordered the wrong ones and the vendor doesn't answer any emails so Amazon gave me back my money. It would be best if you could find out which of he "standard" bobbins you use. These are SA155.
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I had a 'bad batch' once myself, a long time ago...3M was made aware of the problem, and sent me replacements. I have not had a bad experience since, and I use a LOT of tape!
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http://www.amazon.com/Janome-Prewound-Embroidery-Machine-Bobbins/dp/B004MIMLDU/ref=pd_sim_ac_9 This is the bobbins I purchased.
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Do you have the dvd to watch? http://www.juki.co.jp/household_en/serger/ has pdf files with diagrams of the threading. The thread underneath has to be pulled through with a tweezer. That was the hardest part to learn. I was overwhelmed but once I threaded the machine a couple of times it really wasn't so bad. I follow the color dots. I got really frustrated with the tension then realized I had to pull on of the threads up into the silver thread holder under the yellow tension dial. Once I got that thread held correctly the tension was fine. Hang in there! The machine is awesome! If you don't have the dvd try to find a used copy or call Juki. It has helped me with doing the different stitches as well.