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f
Touch two or three times to go back
two or three stitches.
1 Each touch of this key moves one stitch back
through the stitching.
• Check that the needle drop point is positioned where
stitches have already been sewn.
g
Touch .
The embroidering screen appears again.
h
Touch , and then press the start/stop
button to continue embroidering.
The following procedure describes how to adjust
the thread tensions. After adjusting the tension of
the bobbin thread, adjust the tension of the upper
thread for each needle bar.
Adjusting the tension of the
bobbin thread
a
Tie the included weight to the end of the
thread extending from the bobbin case.
Memo
• The machine can be stopped at any time,
even while it is embroidering; however, if
the machine is stopped when the thread
color is changed, it is not necessary to go
back through the stitching when
embroidering is continued. The machine
can also be set to stop when the thread
color is changed. (For details, refer to
“Setting the Machine to Stop at Color
Changes” on page 117.)
1
Adjusting the Thread
Tension of both the
Bobbin and Upper Thread
Note
• Be sure to check the tension of the bobbin
thread each time that the bobbin is
changed.
Depending on the bobbin thread type and
whether a prewound bobbin is used, the
tension of the bobbin thread may differ. For
example, when replacing an empty
prewound bobbin with one of the same
type, be sure to check the tension of the
bobbin thread and adjust the tension if
necessary.
• Be sure to adjust the tension of the bobbin
thread before adjusting the tension of the
upper thread.
• In order to check the finished embroidery
before sewing on your project, sew trial
embroidery using the same fabric and
thread as those in your project.
Note
• Different weights are used to adjust pre-
wound bobbins and metal bobbins.
Pre-wound bobbins: Only weight (L)
Metal bobbins: Weight (L) and weight (S)
* Weight (S) is included with the optional
bobbin winder.
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