bobbin size: I have a Babylock Ellisimo, this is the size I need correct?
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Yes, These bobbins are compatible with all the babylock machines mentioned on the babylock site over here http://www.babylock.com/accessories/?Product_ID=BLG-BOB
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I don't know. I was able to Google my machine to find a part number for the bobbin. Good luck.
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I think so. I have a Baby Lock, and I'm pretty sure I have used Pfaff bobbins when I couldn't get the Baby Lock ones, so I think the Handi_Bobs will work. They may be a little tight, but they fit.
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I'm not sure about your model, but I have the Janome DC5100, which has a drop-in bobbin and they fit perfectly. I'm pretty sure that all Janome bobbins are pretty standard, but it would be best to contact Janome just to make sure.
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I just read online...Bobbins that do NOT fit are: Husqvarna Viking machines that use the 412 09 75-45 Sure Fit bobbins, Designer SE, Designer I, Quilt Designer II, Quilt Designer, Platinum, Interlude, Rose, Prelude, Daisy, Orchidea #1, Prisma, Optima, Classica, Huskylock, Singer Centaur II, Futura, and Pfaff Creative Vision. Hope this helps, I know nothing about Viking machines, I use Pfaff.
840220
Yes. If you scroll down a bit on the page for the bobbins, there is a list of the machines it fits and your model is listed.
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The manual says it is part code SA 156. They are clear plastic and appear to be the standard size you see for sale at JoAnn's. They are not those short bobbins that my mother's Singer took on her 1960's machine. I hope that this is helpful.
2153385
I'm sorry Rebecca I can't tell you that - I installed mine on a BabyLock Ellisimo. Perhaps it would be best if you asked your dealer or dropped Brother an email asking them directly.
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Go to the Leecraft website and they have a chart that gives you the dimensions of all of their inserts that way you can make sure that you pick the correct one for you saw
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Read your manual, there are only two different sizes of bobbins that Brother makes. The SA156 and the SA155. Almost all newer machines use the SA156, but check your manual to be sure. If all else fails, call Brother customer service, the number should be on the face of your manual.
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I'm sorry, but I am not certain. I had a difficult time finding bobbins for my Bernina "Anniversary Edition" model. Finally found a great sewing store in suburban Chicago that had proper Bernina supplies. I ordered a pack of bobbins through an Amazon seller but the bobbins were too thick for my machine.
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I got this from the internet. It is important to ensure that you have the correct bobbin. You should not use ... 15J, 85128, Plastic, As 15 with thinned edges. 66, 32522, Metal ... Sure Fit, Plastic. Centaur .... 2000, Futura, Plastic .... New Athena 2009, 15J, Plastic. Pixie Plus ...
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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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Now that you have it is it bigger or smaller than the one you took out and do the pins match if not return and let the seller know what you have and they can send you the right one
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I wish I could answer you Ruth, but I honestly don't know. I bought these bobbins for my Bernina 1630. I don't own a B 440QE. I would call your local Bernina store and ask for product number for the 440QE and see if that can be searched on the internet and compare. Good luck.
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what do you mean by size? You need to pull the motor and look at the HP and serial no.s. and brand. I believe thats all I matched up.
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I do believe almost any bobbin should fit into this case. I have two different brands of machines and the case will hold bobbins from both machines. lynnakamamadawg