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Question posted by weaver1940 on September 16th, 2014

Bobbin Case Backlash Spring

The bobbin case has the back lash spring which keeps falling out. I set it back in the right position and it snaps in place but then it lets the thread loop outside of the bobbin and hang down to the point it gets caught up. Other times it works for a longer time period. since it also has the pig tail and 9mm stitch it is imposibble to find a new one..Where can I get one? My dealer didn't any extra to buy, just the bobbins.

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Owner's Manual - Page 6

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Owner's Manual - Page 9

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Owner's Manual - Page 13

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Owner's Manual - Page 20

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Owner's Manual - Page 23

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Owner's Manual - Page 24

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Owner's Manual - Page 29

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Owner's Manual - Page 30

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Owner's Manual - Page 49

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Owner's Manual - Page 50

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Owner's Manual - Page 81

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Owner's Manual - Page 84

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Owner's Manual - Page 85

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Owner's Manual - Page 88

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Owner's Manual - Page 89

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Owner's Manual - Page 90

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Owner's Manual - Page 92

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