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Bobbin Winding
In order to ensure correct bobbin winding, follow
the below diagram for correct threading. Use both
hands to thread machine around the guide for
correct tension.
Pro tip:
Because different brands of thread unwind
in various manners, sometimes it is helpful to lightly
hold the thread as it comes off the spool. This will
help create smooth and tightly wound bobbins -
which is important for a good stitch.
Congratulations on the purchase of your new sewing machine. We’ve compiled a few tips that
will help you get the most out of your new purchase and increase your enjoyment of sewing.
Note: Your machine may vary from these illustrations. Always refer to your
instruction manual for exact details on your machine.
Ready-Set-Sew
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Top Threading
Before you begin to thread, make sure the presser foot is
in the
up
position and the needle is at the highest position.
Lift the foot by using the presser foot lifter behind the
machine. To raise the needle, always turn the handwheel
on the right side of the machine toward you. This will help
ensure that the threading guides are in the proper position
to receive the thread.
Guide thread from
back to front
Push bobbin winder spindle to
the right. Start the machine.
Bobbin mark
appears on
LCD display
Guide thread into bobbin
winder tension disk
Stop the machine to snip the
tail once a vew
layers are wound.
Restart the
machine.
Thread bobbin
as shown.
Snap bobbin
into place.
Machine will stop winding
when fully wound. Press
the start/stop
button and return
winder spindle
to the left
position.