Brother International BES-1210AC Instruction Manual - English - Page 20

Preparation, embroidering, Replacing, bobbin, Removing, Attaching, selecting, needle

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4. Preparation for embroidering 4-1. Replacing bobbin II Removing bobbin case • Replacing bobbin • Attaching bobbin case 1. Open the rotary hook base cover 0. 2. Hold the knob 0 and remove the bobbin case. 3. Close the knob and remove the bobbin 0. Pull out about SO mm of thread. The thread should be wrapped to the right around the 4 bobbin. 1. Put the bobbin in the bobbin case. 2. Slide the thread under the tension spring 0 through the notch 0. 3. Pull out the thread from the hole of the tension spring 0 and pass it through the hook O. 4. Pull out the thread about 50mm. 1. Hold the knob 0 and attach the bobbin case. 2. Close the cover 0. 4-2. Replacing and selecting needle 1. Removing needle Loosen the thumb screw 0 and remove the needle 0. 2. Attaching needle With the flat side facing the front, insert the needle all the way until it meets the end of the needle bar. Tighten the thumb screw 0 firmly. NOTE: Set the needle so that the notched part comes on the rotary hook side. Materials and needle selection Fabric type Needles Needle numbers Denim Leather #14, #16, #18 Handkerchief Shirt Towel DB x K5 #9, #10 * #11, #12, #13 The * marks indicate standard parts. 10 NOTE: • When using special threads such as the gold, silver and rame yarn, use a heavy-duty needle (#11-#16). For better finishing, paste the waxed paper on the back of the material. • For general materials, use DB x K5 #11 or #18 according to the thickness of the material. For knitted materials, use DB x K23 #11. Its round end prevents the knit thread from breaking. BAS-416A BES-1210AC

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4.
Preparation
for
embroidering
4-1.
Replacing
bobbin
II
Removing
bobbin
case
1.
Open
the
rotary
hook
base
cover
0.
2.
Hold
the
knob
0
and
remove
the
bobbin
case.
3.
Close
the knob
and
remove
the
bobbin
0.
•
Replacing
bobbin
The
thread
should
be
wrapped
to
the
right
around
the
bobbin.
4
Pull
out
about
SO
mm
of
thread.
•
Attaching
bobbin
case
1.
Put
the
bobbin
in
the
bobbin
case.
1.
Hold
the
knob
0
and
attach
the
bobbin
case.
2.
Slide
the
thread
under
the
tension
spring
0
through
the
notch
0.
2.
Close
the
cover
0.
3.
Pull
out
the
thread
from
the
hole
of
the
tension
spring
0
and
pass
it
through
the
hook
O.
4.
Pull
out
the
thread
about
50mm.
4-2.
Replacing
and
selecting
needle
Materials
and
needle
selection
Fabric
type
Needles
Needle
numbers
Denim
#14,
Leather
#16,
#18
Handkerchief
DB
x
K5
#9,
#10
Shirt
*
#11,
Towel
#12,
#13
1.
Removing
needle
Loosen
the
thumb
screw
0
and
remove
the
needle
0.
2.
Attaching
needle
With
the
flat
side
facing
the
front,
insert
the
needle
all
the
way
until
it
meets
the
end
of
the
needle
bar.
Tighten
the
thumb
screw
0
firmly.
NOTE:
Set
the
needle
so
that
the
notched
part
comes
on
the
rotary
hook
side.
NOTE:
•
When
using
special
threads
such
as
the
gold,
silver
and
rame
yarn,
use
a
heavy-duty
needle
(#11—#16).
For
better
finishing,
paste
the
waxed
paper
on
the
back
of
the
material.
•
For
general
materials,
use
DB
x
K5
#11
or
#18
according
to
the
thickness
of
the
material.
For
knitted
materials,
use
DB
x
K23
#11.
Its
round
end
prevents
the
knit
thread
from
breaking.
The
*
marks
indicate
standard
parts.
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BAS
-416A
BES-1210AC