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Oiling the machine
In order to extend the life of the machine’s parts and keep the
machine operating correctly, be sure to oil the machine
before the first time that it is used.
Oiling the race
a
Set the main power switch to “O” to turn off the
machine.
b
Open the hook cover, and remove the bobbin case.
(page 23)
c
Rotate the handwheel till the notch aligns with the
marked position ( ) on the machine.
1 Handwheel
• Be sure to rotate the handwheel toward the LCD
panel (counterclockwise).
d
Put a drop of oil onto the hook.
1 Punch a small hole in oil bottle.
2 Apply oil here.
• Use a pointed object to punch a small hole in the tip
of the included oiler before using it.
e
After oiling, insert the bobbin case into the hook, and
then close the hook cover. (page 28)
Oiling the needle bar
Rotate the handwheel toward the LCD panel till the notch
aligns with the marked position ( ) on the machine,
bringing the needle bar to its lowest position. Put one drop
of oil, as high as possible, on the needle bar above the felt
washer.
1 Apply oil here.
• Too much oil may drip onto embroidery project.
(page 22):
An instruction video is available for this topic.
IMPORTANT
• Put a drop of oil onto the hook before use.
• Apply one drop of oil on the lower needle bar
above the felt washer every 40 – 50 hours of
embroidering time.
• Apply only machine oil. Use of any other type
of oil may result in damage to the machine.
• Do not apply too much oil. Fabric or thread
may get contaminated. If too much oil is
applied, wipe off any excess with a rag.
• If the thread breaks while embroidering or the
operating noise of the hook becomes loud,
apply oil onto the race hook.
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