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by kharriman 25 Dec 2008 ( edited Dec 29'08 09:08 )
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I need help from someone that has a Brother PE-150. I can't find my manual for the machine. I think it needs to. be oiled & I need to know the oiling points in the bobbin area.

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by blhamblen 25 Dec 2008
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I will look for my book in the morning IF you can wait OR if nobody else answers...Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year:)
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by blhamblen 29 Dec 2008
I looked in my manual and it says NOT to oil...take to dealer..I got mine at wal-mart...ya think they know what to do? Nooooo WAY!
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by mimisews2 26 Dec 2008
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To the top you go! *
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by elaine45 26 Dec 2008
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I can't help you but here is a flower...
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by crafter2243 26 Dec 2008
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This should help. If it does not work send me a PM since I have downloaded into my computer.
http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c=us&lang=en&prod=hf_pe150veus&type2=-1&flang=all&dlid=
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by crafter2243 26 Dec 2008
Sorry link did not work, but I downloaded the manual from the brother site.
by kharriman 27 Dec 2008
The link did help. I searched for the manual as well. Downloading it now.
by kharriman 27 Dec 2008
***4U
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by kharriman 29 Dec 2008
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Once I downloded the manual, I realized that it doesn't show oiling points anywhere in it. Thought that it is really weird.
I also find that on the thread guide to thread the machine, while it is stitching, it comes unthreaded on 5 & 6. I find the only way to get through a design without that happening is to put my finger under #5. Really dangerous I know. But I find that my thread don't break anymore either.
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by sewmom 29 Dec 2008
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I have a different Brother machine but when I bought it they told me not to oil or lubricate it. I have to bring it in for service for that. There are instructions for dusting the lint out but not for oil. I used to oil and lubricate my Kenmore myself 30 years ago.