does it have a drop in bobbin ?
1337586
No, it's a front load. There's a little door on the front and it goes in vertically.
1671914
When you are taking out the case with the bobbin inside, you are holding the case by an open latch. Close the latch back unto the case, and the bobbin should come out easy. If it doesn't then something maybe is wrong.
2273181
There is no picture to tell where you are looking but the back of the package clearly shows you where the blue dot is located. FYI--I bought a different model number at first, one that did not work with the automatic cutter. The one in the Amazon picture does not have the cutter feature. This is the one you want if your machine has that feature: http://www.amazon.com/Janome-Tension-Bobbin-Case-MC11000/dp/B002F01SY0/ref=sr_1_3?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1430170722&sr=1-3&keywords=janome+bobbin+holder
249461
Reinsert your bobbin and make sure you have it caught in the slot on bobbin case.After that hand turn your machine over.Rotate the wheel forward to go down into the bobbin case area.Thread should rotate around and be caught up by the sewing machine hook.Than the bobbin thread should come to the top.If this doesn't happen your timing on your machine might have been push off. Did you try to sew a really heavy fabric or thickness.This can move the timing out of placement.It will require having it checked by a sewing machine repairman.But first recheck that both top and bottom thread are threaded correctly.Also check your needle to see if it is bent or worn.Replacement is the easiest test. Also check to see if there is a lot of lint build up in the bobbin area.It can be cleaned out with canned air. How long have you had your machine and how much have you used it? Without seeing the machine I'm guessing at possible causes of problems with the machine.Did you have any problem with the tension before this problem came up?
1237786
I've never had a problem with the bobbin area. I've been using the machine a great deal in the past 6 months having made 3 full quilts and working on a 4th-and all the piecework and machine quilting that goes with that-so mine is getting a lot of usage. I had one issue with thread but I was using really cheap thread-when I changed it out to the better thread my problem went away (this was on the top end of the machine not the bobbin area). So I would suggest changing the thread, to see if the problem stops.
373641
No . . .just long space with dividers. Nothing to prevent bobbins from spinning and thread to become tangled each time it's moved. Consider the Bobbin Saver, which holds bobbins tight in a donut shape so they can't spin off thread. I threw this case away after dealing with the messy tangled thread each time I needed a bobbin.
714639
Sure is! I use elastic bobbin thread in addition and it doesn't pull the ruffle back out!
1290137
I am not sure which bobbins you are talking about, however, if you go to the Brother website, you should be able to search your machine and the bobbins that will work for it. Good luck. :)
175213
It does have a drop feed. It also can be used in a "free feed" mode, which apparently quilters use to develop freehand designs (outside my expertise). There is no cover for it although it fit into my old carrying case so standard size, if you have it, will work. According to Brother, the weight is 13.2 lbs. Not sure on the interchangeability of feet (I had an old New Home before, so wasn't an issue)--if the ones you have are just the foot with a bar across that snaps into the machine, there's a good chance they are usable on this machine.
695518
No it goes in from the left side It can be a little bit of a challenge However so far the machine is wonderful. The big thing is to oil the bobbin as in the instructions .......
724906
Yes, that is the center distance on the bobbins. But if you are in doubt, you can call Husqvarna sewing machine parts number, 1-800-401-8151, and either get the bobbins from them or get the correct part number and apply it to Amazon. My machine is newer as I traded my 70's model that served me well for the machine I now have.
1620719
check your hand book that came with your sewing or embroidery machine and it should give you a number width between the top and bottom rounds of the bobbin and also some machines will allow plastic or metal bobbins and some only metal or only plastic , the ones i bought were for both machines.
710806
I can't say specifically about your machine, but I've had 3 Pfaffs and they've all used the same bobbin.
961381
Yes it does have a reverse switch, but it is flimsy and mine lost the switch cover the first time I used it. I'm gonna be straight with you..you're better off spending a little more on a good machine. If you plan on doing some serious sewing I wouldn't waste your money.
2050073
It doesn't appear so based on this website: http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/bobbins-pfaff-10-pack-9033p.aspx
1261352
Yes, drops in. Just a bit loose for my taste, but has never fallen out and easier to remove.
1618196
I have the same 'problem'...it's a bit inconvenient to change the bobbin. However, it is relatively easy to just take the sewing machine out and place it temporarily on the table to change the bobbin. It's not an 'ideal' situation but I find the convenience of the table outweighs the inconvenience of changing/filling bobbins.