Brother International SE-270D Users Manual - English - Page 30

If the spool or the spool cap is not, positioned correctly, the thread may, become tangled around - thread cassette

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GETTING READY CAUTION ● If the spool or the spool cap is not positioned correctly, the thread may become tangled around the spool pin or the needle may break. While holding the end of the thread with your h right hand and the thread cassette with your left hand, close the cover. Close until it clicks. • When using special thread such as metallic thread, use the thumb of your left hand to lightly press down on the area indicated in the illustration to create an opening that allows for easier threading. 1 Pass the thread through the slit in the top of i the thread cassette. Follow arrow 2 indicated on the thread cassette. 2 a Push b Gap Pass the thread along the bottom of the thread k cassette. Follow arrow 4 indicated on the thread cassette. Pull the thread to the left and pass it through j the slit along the left side of the thread cassette. Follow arrow 3 indicated on the thread cassette. Pass the thread through the notch in the l lower-right corner of the thread cassette, and then pull the thread to the left. Follow arrow 5 indicated on the thread cassette. 1 a Notch 24

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GETTING READY
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CAUTION
h
While holding the end of the thread with your
right hand and the thread cassette with your
left hand, close the cover.
Close until it clicks.
i
Pass the thread through the slit in the top of
the thread cassette.
Follow arrow 2 indicated on the thread
cassette.
j
Pull the thread to the left and pass it through
the slit along the left side of the thread
cassette.
Follow arrow 3 indicated on the thread
cassette.
• When using special thread such as metallic
thread, use the thumb of your left hand to
lightly press down on the area indicated in
the illustration to create an opening that
allows for easier threading.
a
Push
b
Gap
k
Pass the thread along the bottom of the thread
cassette.
Follow arrow 4 indicated on the thread
cassette.
l
Pass the thread through the notch in the
lower-right corner of the thread cassette, and
then pull the thread to the left.
Follow arrow 5 indicated on the thread
cassette.
a
Notch
●
If the spool or the spool cap is not
positioned correctly, the thread may
become tangled around the spool pin or
the needle may break.
2
1
1