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15
Memo
● When sewing with fine, cross-wound
thread, use the small spool cap, and leave a
small space between the cap and the spool.
1 Spool cap (small)
2 Spool (cross-wound thread)
3 Space
7
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.
1 Thread guide A
8
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 B with your left hand.
1 Thread guide B
9
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.
1 Hook of the bobbin-winding thread guide
2 Pre-tension disk
0
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
Pass the end of the thread through the slit
in the bobbin winder seat, and then pull
the thread to the right to cut it.
1 Slit in bobbin winder seat (with built-in cutter)
X The thread is cut to a suitable length.
CAUTION
a
c
b
1
a
● Be sure to cut the thread as described. If
the bobbin is wound without cutting the
thread using the cutter built into the slit
in the bobbin winder seat, the bobbin
may not be wound correctly. In addition,
the thread may become tangled in the
bobbin or the needle may bend or break
when the bobbin thread starts to run out.
a