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Winding/Installing the Bobbin
GETTING READY
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f
Wind the thread clockwise around the bobbin 5 or 6
times, pass the thread through the guide slit in the
bobbin winder seat, and then pull the thread to cut it.
1 Guide slit in bobbin winder seat
(with built-in cutter)
g
Turn on the machine.
• The “Start/Stop” button lights up in orange.
h
Press the “Start/Stop” button to start winding the
bobbin.
i
When the bobbin winding becomes slow, press the
“Start/Stop” button to stop the machine.
j
Cut the thread, slide the bobbin winder shaft to the left
until it snaps into place, and then remove the bobbin.
k
Remove the spool for the bobbin thread from the spool
pin.
Installing the bobbin
Install the bobbin wound with thread.
You can begin embroidering immediately without pulling up
the bobbin thread by simply inserting the bobbin in the
bobbin case and guiding the thread through the slit in the
needle plate cover.
a
Turn on the machine.
b
Press (Needle position button) once or twice to
raise the needle.
c
Touch .
The screen changes, and all keys and operation
buttons are locked (except ).
d
Raise the presser foot lever.
e
Slide the bobbin cover latch to the right and remove
the bobbin cover.
Note
• Be sure to wind the thread clockwise around the
bobbin, otherwise the thread will become wrapped
around the bobbin winder shaft.
CAUTION
• Be sure to cut the thread as described. If the
bobbin is wound without cutting the thread
using the cutter built into the guide slit in the
bobbin winder seat, the thread may become
tangled in the bobbin or the needle may break
and cause injury when the bobbin thread starts
to run out.
IMPORTANT
• When the bobbin winding becomes slow, stop
the machine, otherwise the machine may be
damaged.
a
CAUTION
• Use a bobbin that has been correctly wound
with thread, otherwise there is a risk of poor
thread tension or injury due to the needle
breaking.
• Before inserting or changing the bobbin, be
sure that you have touched on the
operation panel to lock all keys and buttons,
otherwise injuries may occur if the “Start/
Stop” button or any other button is pressed
and the machine starts.
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