How to troubleshoot bobbin winding difficulties on a Singer HD 6700C Sewing Machine?
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dnicholsSep 9, 2025
If you're experiencing bobbin winding difficulties with your Singer Sewing Machine, it could be due to the bobbin thread being loosely wound on the bobbin. Rewind the bobbin, ensuring the thread is placed snugly in the bobbin winding tension disc. Another cause could be that the bobbin winding spindle isn't fully engaged, so check that it has been fully engaged before starting to wind. Also, if the bobbin is winding sloppily, hold the thread tail securely at the beginning of the winding process, allow the bobbin to partially fill, then stop to trim the thread tail close to the bobbin.
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Jennifer McfarlandSep 12, 2025
Why is bobbin thread showing on top of Singer HD 6700C fabric?
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tracy92Sep 12, 2025
If the bobbin thread is showing on top of the fabric when using your Singer Sewing Machine, it could be because the top thread is too tight, so reduce the upper thread tension. Another reason could be that the thread path is obstructed, putting extra tension on the top thread, so check that the top thread path is not obstructed and that the thread is moving freely. It's also possible that the bobbin thread isn't in the bobbin case tension, so rethread the bobbin.
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penadavidSep 14, 2025
Why is the needle threader not working on my Singer HD 6700C Sewing Machine?
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Anthony JohnsonSep 14, 2025
If the needle threader on your Singer Sewing Machine isn't working, first ensure the needle is in the correct position by raising it to its highest position by turning the hand wheel toward you. Also, check that the needle is inserted correctly, all the way up in the needle clamp. A bent needle can also cause issues, so remove it and insert a new one. If the hook pin is damaged, the needle threader needs replacement, and you should contact an authorized service center.
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Autumn RobinsonSep 16, 2025
What to do if fabric is tunneling under stitches with my Singer HD 6700C Sewing Machine?
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osimmonsSep 16, 2025
If fabric is tunneling under stitches on your Singer Sewing Machine, it means that the fabric isn't properly stabilized for the density of the stitches. Add a fabric stabilizer underneath the fabric to help keep the stitches from tunneling in together, forming a puckered ridge in the fabric.