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24
Memo
z When sewing with fine, cross-wound thread,
use the small spool cap, and leave a small
space between the cap and the spool.
a Spool cap (small)
b Spool (cross-wound thread)
c Space
z When using thread that winds off quickly,
such as transparent nylon thread or metallic
thread, place the spool net over the spool
before placing the spool of thread onto the
spool pin.
If the spool net is too long, fold it to fit the
size of the spool.
When the spool net is used, the tension of
the upper thread will slightly increase. Be
sure to check the thread tension. For details,
refer to “Adjusting the Thread Tension”
(page 57).
a Spool net
b Spool
c Spool cap
d Spool pin
g
While holding the spool with your right hand,
pull the thread with your left hand, and then
pass the thread under the thread guide.
a Thread guide
h
Pass the thread under the thread guide cover
from the back to the front.
Hold the thread with your right hand so that
there is no slack in the thread that is pulled out,
and then pass the thread under the thread guide
cover with your left hand.
a Thread guide cover
i
Pull the thread to the right, pass it under the
hook of the bobbin-winding thread guide, and
then wind the thread counterclockwise
between the discs, pulling it in as far as
possible.
a Hook of the bobbin-winding thread guide
b Pretension disk
Note
z Make sure that the thread passes under the
pretension disk.
j
While using your left hand to hold the thread
that was passed through the bobbin-winding
thread guide, use your right hand to wind the
end of the thread clockwise around the bobbin
five or six times.
a
c
b
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4
3
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