Brother International DreamMaker„ XE VE2200 Users Manual - English - Page 155

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PREPARING FOR BOBBIN WORK f Wipe the bobbin case free cloth to clean it. (gray) with a soft lint h Wind a decorative thread around the bobbin by hand. After winding the bobbin g Insert the bobbin case so that the S mark on the bobbin case aligns with the ● mark on the machine. so it is filled as shown below (about 80%), cut the thread. A 1 How to Create Bobbin Work a b a b For precautions on winding the bobbin for embroidering, refer to step b of "Selecting the Pattern" on page A-8. CAUTION • Be sure to use the machine's included bobbin or one designed specifically for this machine. Using any other bobbin may result in damage or injuries. * Align the S and ● marks. a S mark on the bobbin case b ● mark on the machine c Bobbin case Note • The bobbin case (gray) cannot be used in any way other than bobbin work. After creating bobbin work, refer back to the steps in "Preparing the Bobbin Thread" on page A-4 for removing and cleaning the bobbin case (gray), and then reinstall the standard bobbin case. * Actual size a This model b Other models c 11.5 mm (approx. 7/16 inch) Note • Slowly and evenly wind the thread around the bobbin. • For best results, wind the bobbin so the thread is snug and not twisted. i Using scissors carefully trim the thread as close to the bobbin as possible. tail CAUTION • Be sure to use the bobbin case (gray) when creating bobbin work. Using any other bobbin case may result in the thread becoming tangled or damage to the machine. • Make sure that the bobbin case is correctly installed. If the bobbin case is incorrectly installed, the thread may become tangled or the machine may be damaged. a Beginning of wound thread CAUTION • If thread extends beyond the top of the bobbin too much, the thread may become tangled or the needle may break. Appendix A-5

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PREPARING FOR BOBBIN WORK
How to Create Bobbin Work
Appendix
A-5
A
1
f
Wipe the bobbin case (gray) with a soft lint
free cloth to clean it.
g
Insert the bobbin case so that the
S
mark
on the bobbin case aligns with the
●
mark
on the machine.
*
Align the
S
and
●
marks.
a
S
mark on the bobbin case
b
●
mark on the machine
c
Bobbin case
h
Wind a decorative thread around the
bobbin by hand. After winding the bobbin
so it is filled as shown below (about 80%),
cut the thread.
For precautions on winding the bobbin for
embroidering, refer to step
b
of “Selecting the
Pattern” on page A-8.
i
Using scissors carefully trim the thread tail
as close to the bobbin as possible.
a
Beginning of wound thread
Note
• The bobbin case (gray) cannot be used in
any way other than bobbin work. After
creating bobbin work, refer back to the
steps in “Preparing the Bobbin Thread” on
page A-4 for removing and cleaning the
bobbin case (gray), and then reinstall the
standard bobbin case.
CAUTION
•
Be sure to use the bobbin case (gray) when
creating bobbin work. Using any other bobbin
case may result in the thread becoming
tangled or damage to the machine.
•
Make sure that the bobbin case is correctly
installed. If the bobbin case is incorrectly
installed, the thread may become tangled or
the machine may be damaged.
a
b
b
a
CAUTION
•
Be sure to use the machine’s included bobbin
or one designed specifically for this machine.
Using any other bobbin may result in damage
or injuries.
*
Actual size
a
This model
b
Other models
c
11.5 mm (approx. 7/16 inch)
Note
• Slowly and evenly wind the thread around
the bobbin.
• For best results, wind the bobbin so the
thread is snug and not twisted.
CAUTION
•
If thread extends beyond the top of the bobbin
too much, the thread may become tangled or
the needle may break.