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Embroidering - embroidery hoop

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EMBROIDERING BEFORE YOU BEGIN J 1. Embroidery unit and memory cards (optional). CAUTION - Do not touch the embroidery unit connectors. Doing so could cause damage to the machine. - Do not move the sewing machine while the embroidery unit is attached. The embroidery unit could fall and cause injury.  - Do not carry embroidery unit by the carriage or apply excessive force to it, or you could cause damage. - Keep hands and other items away from the embroidery unit carriage and embroidery hoop while they are in motion. Injury could result. 1 Hoop holder 2 Carriage 3 Connector   - Always store memory cards in the accessory case. - Always turn machine off before removing the embroidery unit or memory cards. - Please note that the small embroidery hoop (optional) will not work with certain pattern sizes and sewing positions. - Please note that memory cards will not work with certain pattern sizes, and some memory cards are not compatible with this machine. 2. Attaching the embroidery foot "Q" CAUTION - Always make sure the power is off before changing feet. Injury could result if the "START/STOP" button is accidentally pushed and the machine starts running during this operation. - Do not use the embroidery foot "Q" for anything other than embroidery. 1. Raise needle with the up-needle button. Turn power off. 2. Loosen the screw on the foot holder and remove foot holder. 3. Attach the embroidery foot. Screw back on tightly. 1 Screw * Make sure the needle clamp screw is also tightened.  62

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
EMBROIDERING
J
1.
Raise needle with the up-needle button.
Turn power off.
2.
Loosen the screw on the foot holder and remove foot holder.
3.
Attach the embroidery foot.
Screw back on tightly.
1
Screw
*
Make sure the needle clamp screw is also tightened.
1. Embroidery unit and memory cards (optional).
CAUTION
–
Do not touch the embroidery unit connectors.
Doing so could cause damage to the machine.
–
Do not move the sewing machine while the embroidery unit is attached.
The embroidery unit could fall and cause injury.
–
Do not carry embroidery unit by the carriage or apply excessive
force to it, or you could cause damage.
–
Keep hands and other items away from the embroidery unit
carriage and embroidery hoop while they are in motion.
Injury
could result.
1
Hoop holder
2
Carriage
3
Connector
–
Always store memory cards in the accessory case.
–
Always turn machine off before removing the embroidery unit or memory cards.
–
Please note that the small embroidery hoop (optional) will not work with certain pattern sizes and
sewing positions.
–
Please note that memory cards will not work with certain pattern sizes, and some memory cards are
not compatible with this machine.
2. Attaching the embroidery foot
“
Q
”
CAUTION
–
Always make sure the power is off before changing feet.
Injury could result if the
“
START/STOP
”
button is accidentally pushed and the machine starts
running during this operation.
–
Do not use the embroidery foot
“
Q
”
for anything other than embroidery.
1
2
3
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