How to remove and reassemble the drop in bobbin area after fabric is caught in the sewing machine

In this step-by-step guide, I will walk you through the process after your fabric gets caught in the sewing machine. I am using my Brother A150 sewing machine, but this tutorial could be followed for other top loading bobbin machines.
If you've ever encountered difficulties while attempting to assemble this crucial part, you've come to the right place! Firstly, the necessary tools you'll need for this task, which typically include a small screwdriver, tweezers, and brush. Next, I'll guide you through the systematic approach to disassembling the top loading bobbin area. This will enable you to thoroughly understand the various components and their specific locations. We recommend keeping track of each step and taking notes to ensure an effortless reassembly.
Afterward, we'll demonstrate the precise method of reassembling the top loading bobbin area, guiding you through each step. Throughout the video, I will share valuable tips and tricks. These insights will help you avoid common mistakes and mishaps, enabling you to successfully reassemble the bobbin area with confidence.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have gained comprehensive knowledge on reassembling the top loading bobbin area on your Brother sewing machine. You'll feel empowered to tackle any future maintenance saving you time and money. Don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity to boost your sewing skills!

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Thank you for your tips and advice. I have read somewhere that it's not advised to blow into the machine because it can blow the fibre debris deeper into the machine and the moisture in the breath is not good for all the metal bits. I am wondering if a can of pressurised air might be better and more useful in this process?