4
5
Caution:
When placing bottom bobbin, make sure the device is in
LOCK
/OFF position.
When the thread in the bottom bobbin is used up or you want to
change color of thread, take out the bobbin from the bobbin case.
1. Pull the Bobbin Case Cover to the left and take it off.
2. Pick up the used Bobbin from the Bobbin Case and
take it out.
3. When inserting a new threaded bobbin, make sure thread
winds in a clockwise direction as marked on bobbin
case and then place in the compartment with about
4 inches long thread left out pulled towards the front
of the machine.
Cut off
here
A
B
THREADING THE MACHINE FOR SEWING
Caution:
When threading machine, make sure the device is in
LOCK/
OFF position.
1. Make sure the upper bobbin or spool with
thread
(A)
unwinds in a counter-clockwise
direction.
2. Then pull the thread through Thread Guide 1
(B)
. Slip the thread in between the two discs
of the Thread Tension Dial
(C)
.
3. Pull thread through Thread Guide 2
(D)
(from the back to the front), Thread Take-Up
Lever
(E)
(from the front to the back), Thread
Guide 3
(F)
(from the front to the back) and
Thread Guide 4
(G)
(down).
4. Raise the Needle
(H
). Pass needle threader
through eye of needle, from right to left. Pass
thread through the eye of needle threader.
5. Pull Needle Threader
(I
) with inserted thread
through the eye of the needle, from left to
right. Remove needle threader.
ADJUST THREAD TENSION
Test stitch performance on a scrap of material you
are going to use.
When the thread tension is properly adjusted, the
upper and lower thread tensions are equal and
strong enough to lock both threads in the center
of the material.
If the upper tension is too tight,
the upper thread
lies straight along the surface of fabric, correct
by turning tension dial, as illustrated in
(A)
.
(Counter-clockwise)
If the upper tension is too loose,
the bottom thread
lies straight along the bottom of the fabric, correct
by adjusting the tension dial, as illustrated in
(B)
.
(Clockwise)
A.
Bobbin
B.
Thread Guide 1
C.
Thread Tension Dial
D.
Thread Guide 2
E.
Thread Take-up Lever
F.
Thread Guide 3
G
. Thread Guide 4
H.
Needle
I.
Needle Threader
C
A
B
D
E
C
F
G
H
E
B
C
A.
Bobbin Case Cover
B.
Bobbin
C.
Bobbin Case
D.
Bobbin Pin
E.
Bobbin Hole
F.
Spool
G.
Thread Guide 1
H.
Thread Guide 5
A
B
D
E
BOTTOM BOBBIN PLACEMENT
WINDING THE BOBBIN
Caution:
When winding the bobbin, make sure the device is in
LOCK
/OFF position.
Always remove the Bobbin
(B)
from the Bobbin Case
(C)
on the machine and unthread the
needle before winding a new bobbin.
1. Slide open the Bobbin Case Cover
(A)
and take out
the Bobbin
(B)
from the Bobbin Case
(C)
or obtain
an empty
Class 15 metal bobbin
.
2 Put Bobbin Pin
(D)
into the Hole
(E)
on the top of
the sewing machine and place an empty Bobbin
(B)
on the Bobbin Pin
(D)
.
3. Make sure the thread from Spool
(F)
unwinds in
counter-clockwise direction, then route thread
through Thread Guide 1
(G)
and then Thread
Guide 5
(H
).
4. Put the thread through the small
hole of the Bobbin from the inside
pulling about 3 inches of thread
through the hole.
5. Hold the thread end tightly. Unlock the machine by
moving switch to
HANDHELD
mode, press button
under handle and hold to start winding. Stop after
a few coils are wound.
6. Cut the thread end on the top of
the Bobbin close to the Bobbin.
Continue winding until the desired
amount of thread is wound.
7. Cut the thread 4 inches from the Bobbin. Remove
the wound Bobbin from Bobbin Pin.
8. After winding, return the Bobbin Pin and the Spool
Pin to the Handle Storage Recess.
Note:
The tension of bottom thread is controlled by the
magnetized compartment and does not need adjustment.
H
B
D
F
G
I
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