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S2_brotherE.book Page 14 Thursday, February 13, 2003 11:03 AM GETTING READY Memo G When using thread that winds off quickly, such as transparent nylon thread or metallic thread, place the enclosed 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. 1 While using your left hand to hold the end of 9 the thread that wraps around the thread guide for bobbin winding, use your right hand to wind the free end of the thread clockwise around the bobbin five or six times. 4 3 Pull the thread to the right and pass it through 0 the slit in the bobbin winder seat. 2 1 Spool net 2 Spool 3 Spool pin 4 Spool cap Pull out some thread, and then thread the 8 thread guide for bobbin winding. Hold the thread with both hands, and then securely pass the thread as far as possible into the two slits in the thread guide. 1 2 1 1 Slit in bobbin winder seat (with built-in cutter) X The thread is cut to a suitable length. CAUTION G 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 thread may become tangled in the bobbin or the needle may bend or break when the bobbin thread starts to run out. 1 Thread guide for bobbin winding 2 Two slits 14

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GETTING READY
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Memo
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When using thread that winds off quickly,
such as transparent nylon thread or metallic
thread, place the enclosed 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.
1
Spool net
2
Spool
3
Spool pin
4
Spool cap
8
Pull out some thread, and then thread the
thread guide for bobbin winding.
Hold the thread with both hands, and then
securely pass the thread as far as possible into
the two slits in the thread guide.
1
Thread guide for bobbin winding
2
Two slits
9
While using your left hand to hold the end of
the thread that wraps around the thread guide
for bobbin winding, use your right hand to
wind the free end of the thread clockwise
around the bobbin five or six times.
0
Pull the thread to the right and pass it through
the slit in the bobbin winder seat.
1
Slit in bobbin winder seat (with built-in cutter)
The thread is cut to a suitable length.
1
2
3
4
1
2
●
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 thread
may become tangled in the bobbin or the
needle may bend or break when the
bobbin thread starts to run out.
1
CAUTION
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