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Attaching Idle Rollers (E & F) to Frame
The two IDLE ROLLERS not only secure the machine from mov-
ing too far forward or backward, but help keep your quilt top,
batting and backing fabric (when loaded) straight and taunt.
Each roller has a spring-loaded end and one end that contains
a cap with a threaded hole.
1. Position quilting machine so it is moved slightly to the front of the
frame. Be sure machine is not moved so far forward carriage rolls off
trolley. Refer to caution on previous page.
2. Idle Roller (E) is slid through the open arm of the machine. Refer-
ring to diagram, working from the back of the frame, attach IDLE
ROLLER (E ) to frame by positioning the spring loaded end on pin in
location E on the side panel to your right (Left side panel if facing
front of machine and frame). Make sure the black knob is loosened
enough for spring to move in or out freely. Bring opposite end of
pole into position. Push hard enough that spring loaded end short-
ens enough to bring pole onto position and slips in place on “pin.”
Tighten black knob on spring loaded end to secure roller in place.
3. Working from the front of the frame, repeat above step to attach IDLE ROLLER (F) in place with the spring loaded end on your
left as you are facing the front of the machine. (Standing in front of the frame, both spring-loaded ends will be on your left.)
Attaching Take-Up Roller (G) to Frame
The TAKE- UP ROLLER takes up the quilt as it is being completed. Each roller has a spring-loaded end and one end that
contains a cap with a threaded hole and tension clutch.
1. Position quilting machine so the take up roller will pass through arm of the machine. When the take-up roller is secured in
position, the danger of the quilting machine moving to far forward or off the trolley is eliminated.
2. Referring to the photo and diagram, working from the front of the frame, attach the TAKE-UP ROLLER (G ) to frame by first
holding the spring loaded end in position on the side panel to your left. Insert bolt into hole from outside frame and tighten
just enough to hold in place securely. Bring the opposite end of roller (the one with the tension clutch) into alignment with
hole on opposite end of panel. Insert bolt and tighten just enough to hold securley in place.
3. Working from the front of the frame, repeat above step to attach IDLE ROLLER (F) in place with the spring loaded end on your
left as you are facing the front of the machine. (Standing in front of the frame, both spring-loaded ends will be on your left.).
4. Tighten all bolts securely.
Idle Rollers pass
behind machine arm
Machine arm
F
E
Attaching the Top Feeder and Bottom Feeder Rollers (H & I) to Frame
The TOP FEEDER ROLLER holds your rolled up quilt top. The BOTTOM FEEDER ROLLER holds
the rolled up quilt backing fabric. Each roller has a spring-loaded end and one end that
contains a cap with a threaded hole and tension clutch.
1. Referring to the photo and diagram, working from the front of the frame, attach the BOTTOM
FEEDER ROLLER (I) to frame by first holding the spring loaded end in position on the side panel
to your left. Insert bolt into hole from outside frame and tighten just enough to hold in place
securely. Bring the opposite end of roller (the one with the tension clutch) into alignment with
hole on opposite end of panel. Insert bolt and tighten just enough to hold securley in place.
2. Working from the front of the frame, repeat above step to attach TOP FEEDER ROLLER (H) in
place with the spring loaded end on your left as you are facing the front of the machine.
3. Tighten all bolts securely.
Make sure all bolts are tightened securely and your machine moves easily from side to side and
front to back before attempting to run your machine. For smoothest operation, the machine and
frame must be level. It is now time to go over the machine operation and care.