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1. Place a cone or spool of thread on the spool pin. If using
a spool, make sure that the slits on the spool are against
the base of the spool pin holder. Pass the thread through
the thread-mast eyelet from back to front, continuing to
thread guide A. (Figure 10)
2. Continue to the three-hole thread guide B. Beginning
at the top, wrap all three holes from back to front, hand
wheel side to needle side (see Figure 11).
Note: The purpose of the three-hole thread guide B is
to prevent loops of thread coming off the thread cone
from going into the top tension as a knot causing thread
breakage and bad tension. For most threads on a cone, it
is important to thread all three holes for consistent results
and to make adjustments at the top tension assembly. An
exception to this rule is when working with very delicate
threads, such as holographic or threads that are prone to
breakage. You may try skipping one or two holes on thread
guide B when using these threads.
Note: See “HQ Quilting Machines Getting Started” DVD
(included with your machine) for videos showing threading
and other tips. These videos are also available on www.
HandiQuilter.com.
Threading the Machine
Figure 11
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1. Place a cone or spool of thread on the spool pin.
Pass the thread through
the thread-mast eyelet from
back to front, continuing to thread guide A .
(Figure 11)
2. Continue to the three-hole thread guide B . Wrap
all three holes from back to front, hand wheel side to
needle side (see Figure 12).
Note: The purpose of the three-hole thread guide B
is to prevent loops of thread coming off the thread
cone from going into the top tension as a knot caus-
ing thread breakage and bad tension. For most
threads on a cone, it is important to thread all three
holes for consistent results and to make adjust-
ments at the top tension assembly. An exception to
this rule is when working with very delicate threads,
such as holographic or threads that are prone to
breakage, in which case you may try skipping one or
two holes on thread guide B.
Threading the Machine
B
C
D
E
A
BACK FRONT
2
TENSION ASSEMBLY
TAKE UP SPRING
1
E
C
D
DETAIL 2
B
DETAIL 1
Figure 11
Figure 12
Note: See “HQ Quilting Machines Getting Started”
DVD (included with your machine) for videos show-
ing threading and other tips. These videos are also
available on www.HandiQuilter.com.
B
E
C
D
DETAIL 2
F
DETAIL 1
C
Take Up Spring
Tension Assembly
FRONT
BACK
A