Bobbin family
J-marked plastic bobbins
Machines whose cited manual specifies “J” plastic bobbins for a horizontal hook. The manuals warn against other bobbin types, including pre-wound paper bobbins.
6 machine records across 2 brands
| Machine | What the cited source says | Exact record |
|---|---|---|
| bernette 38 | Conditions & scope (2)
The manual specifies “J” plastic bobbins for a horizontal hook, marked J. It warns that other bobbins, including pre-wound paper bobbins, may cause stitching problems or damage the holder. | Answer, sources & pages → |
| Janome SKYLINE S3 | Conditions & scope (1)
Use J-marked plastic bobbins for the horizontal hook; other bobbins, including pre-wound paper bobbins, may cause stitching problems or holder damage. | Answer, sources & pages → |
| Janome SKYLINE S5 | Conditions & scope (1)
Use J-marked plastic bobbins for the horizontal hook; other bobbins, including pre-wound paper bobbins, may cause stitching problems or holder damage. | Answer, sources & pages → |
| Janome SKYLINE S6 | Conditions & scope (1)
Use J-marked plastic bobbins for the horizontal hook; other bobbins, including pre-wound paper bobbins, may cause stitching problems or holder damage. | Answer, sources & pages → |
| Janome SKYLINE S9 | Conditions & scope (1)
Use J-marked plastic bobbins for the horizontal hook; other bobbins, including pre-wound paper bobbins, may cause stitching problems or holder damage. | Answer, sources & pages → |
| Janome Continental M6 | Conditions & scope (1)
Use J plastic bobbins for the horizontal hook; do not use easy or metal bobbins. | Answer, sources & pages → |
A shared name or part number in two manuals does not prove that one machine’s bobbin or foot fits another. Read each machine’s conditions, then check its exact record before you buy or swap parts.