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auto threading...

i do not under stand auto threading part from manual. You have online video to demostrate that? Thanks Uday shah

Asked by uday on 09/14/2008 3  Answers

ManualsOnline posted an answer 16 years, 2 months ago

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Debbie posted an answer 15 years, 8 months ago

0 I have been sewing with this 5 evenings - it just Quit! I'm in the middle of a project and the LED screen says F2. Instruction book says the machine is malfunctionig and I have to return it to the dealer. Bummer! anybody know what the bleep is wrong with this?
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Debbie posted an answer 15 years, 8 months ago

0 I kept trying until I figured it out - when you do, it's cool. You have to hold the thread in just the right position - to do this after you bring the thread through the solt in the needle bar, catch the thread on the point of the needle threader lever - pull the thread taunt to the right. When the needle threader grabber is in front of the needle eye, be sure the thread goes through the prongs. Holding the thread taut, release the threader lever. The thread will loop through the needle eye - you have to complete pulling it through. Takes some practice to get the hang of it. Oh yes, the presser foot MUST BE IN THE LOWERED POSITION.
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Carmen posted an answer 15 years, 7 months ago

0 I have been having problems with this sewing machine. At first, it worked wonderfu during the testing. Until, I started a project. Patiently, I have gone back and forth, looking at the manual and from previous old fashion sewing machine experience, to look for a solution. The upper thread looks nice on top (I've adjusted the tension from 0 to 9, with no better results) but right under, it's all tangled up (the bobbin has been wound probably 10 times, thinking I've done all wrong) and the thread from the bobbin is completely loose. I'm afraid to mess around with it too much and do worse damage. What am I doing wrong? Am I way off figuring out the solution because I'm used to old school sewing?
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