Brother International PR-1000 Installation Guide for KIT CW PRCW1 - Page 21

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ENGLISH INSTALLING THE CUTWORK NEEDLES c Install the cutwork needle in the cutwork needle-changing tool. Hold the cutwork needle-changing tool with the notch upward. With the needle point down, insert the cutwork needle into the mounting hole. d With the flat side of the needle toward the back of the machine, insert the needle into the needle chamber, pushing the needle upwards until it touches the needle bar stopper. Hint: Pass the needle through the hole in the presser foot first, and then use the cutwork needle-changing tool to lift up the needle. Insert the needle so that the shape of the needle base aligns with the shape of the mounting head in the tool. a Needle bar stopper b Needle c Flat side of needle d Cutwork needle-changing tool Note • Install the cutwork needle with the color and number corresponding to the needle bar on the machine, referring to "About the Cutwork Needles" on page 15. a Mounting hole b Notch c Needle base d Mounting head Note • When inserting the cutwork needle in the cutwork needle-changing tool, the needle should naturally hold in place when it is released, without unnecessary force applied. e While holding the needle in place with your left hand, tighten the needle set screw. Use the Allen screw driver to turn the needle set screw clockwise. CAUTION • Cutwork needles are shorter than traditional embroidery needles, be sure to insert the needle in the needle bar chamber until it reaches the needle bar stopper and securely tighten the needle set screw with the Allen screw driver, otherwise the needle may break or the machine may be damaged. ■ Recommended time for replacement The cutwork needles must be replaced if any of the following occur. z A loud noise is produced when it pierces the fabric. z As compared to immediately after the needle has been replaced, there are prominent uncut areas (the cut edges are rough, etc.). z Nicks can be seen in the blade. Note • When replacing the needles, be sure to use cutwork needles specifically for embroidery machines. To purchase the cutwork needle set, contact your nearest authorized dealer. 17

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INSTALLING THE CUTWORK NEEDLES
17
ENGLISH
c
Install the cutwork needle in the cutwork
needle-changing tool.
Hold the cutwork needle-changing tool with the notch
upward. With the needle point down, insert the
cutwork needle into the mounting hole.
Insert the needle so that the shape of the needle base
aligns with the shape of the mounting head in the tool.
a
Mounting hole
b
Notch
c
Needle base
d
Mounting head
d
With the flat side of the needle toward the
back of the machine, insert the needle into
the needle chamber, pushing the needle
upwards until it touches the needle bar
stopper.
Hint:
Pass the needle through the hole in the presser
foot first, and then use the cutwork needle-changing
tool to lift up the needle.
a
Needle bar stopper
b
Needle
c
Flat side of needle
d
Cutwork needle-changing tool
e
While holding the needle in place with your
left hand, tighten the needle set screw.
Use the Allen screw driver to turn the needle set screw
clockwise.
Recommended time for replacement
The cutwork needles must be replaced if any of
the following occur.
z
A loud noise is produced when it pierces the fabric.
z
As compared to immediately after the needle has
been replaced, there are prominent uncut areas (the
cut edges are rough, etc.).
z
Nicks can be seen in the blade.
Note
• When inserting the cutwork needle in the
cutwork needle-changing tool, the needle
should naturally hold in place when it is
released, without unnecessary force
applied.
Note
Install the cutwork needle with the color and
number corresponding to the needle bar on
the machine, referring to “About the
Cutwork Needles” on page 15.
CAUTION
Cutwork needles are shorter than traditional
embroidery needles, be sure to insert the needle in
the needle bar chamber until it reaches the needle
bar stopper and securely tighten the needle set
screw with the Allen screw driver, otherwise the
needle may break or the machine may be damaged.
Note
• When replacing the needles, be sure to use
cutwork needles specifically for embroidery
machines. To purchase the cutwork needle
set, contact your nearest authorized dealer.