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Susan Orr Posted on Jul 31, 2017
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My 880 hook system makes a loud noise and rotates a couple of times when I open it to thread the bobbin

  • Adrian Dec 10, 2019

    Started having the same issue. When i go to load a bobbin the hook turns several times making the clicking noise. After the bobbin is loaded it runs fine. Any ideas?

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RickE1

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  • Posted on Aug 23, 2007

SOURCE: Timing problem

You might have to look at loosening the set screws for the gear on the lower shaft that drives the hook driver gear . Loosen the screws, slide the gears apart, then adjust the hook so it is entering the scarf of the needle on the upstroke. Slide the gears togeather so they mesh again and it should be back in time. There are other factors though such as needle height adjustment which is done with the needle bar and hook and needle clearance (the distance between the needle and hook) which should be about .030. I'm a Bernina tech but many machines work the same principle. Good luck.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 23, 2008

SOURCE: Brother Sewing Machine model:CS8150 bobbin thread problems

The top of the machine is not threaded correctly. First raise the presserfot then rethread the machine. Bottom looping is usually caused by a lack of top tension. There could allso be a bur on the hook.

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Apr 27, 2008

SOURCE: bobbin tangle

can not thread bobbin...bobbin on top

RickE1

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  • Posted on Mar 25, 2009

SOURCE: Machine not working after bobbin installation

Hi, it may be possible that you put the bobbin in the case upside down and its turning the wrong way. Flip it over and try it. When looking at the bobbin in the case from the back and you pull the thread, it should turn clockwise.
Hope this helped as anything else may take a tech to diagnose.
Rick

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 15, 2009

SOURCE: thread caught in hook race

There should be a small screw on the side of your bobbin case adjust it little by little until you get the correct tension.

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