Brother International PR-620 Users Manual - English - Page 196

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While pulling the cap down with one hand, 7 pull the lever of the snap lock to securely close it. As shown in the illustration, use both hands to 0 press in on the sides of the brim to reshape it so that the sides do not fold out. If the pattern is embroidered with the sides of the brim folded out, the brim will hit the machine and cause the pattern to become misaligned. 1 1 Lever of the snap lock Note ● Make sure that there are no wrinkles within the clamping frame. Otherwise miss alignment will occurred. While again pulling on the fabric around the 8 cap frame to stretch it, adjust the embroidering position. Stretch the fabric in the embroidering area so a that it is taut. While pressing in on the sides of the brim, the fabric within the cap frame may be pressed, causing slack in the fabric. Pull the fabric along the left, right and center seams in the direction of the arrows, and stretch the fabric so that the embroidering area is taut. Pull the brim holder up as far as possible. 9 Next, turn the brim holder over the cap brim, and then lower the brim holder. Finally, arrange the brim so that it maintains a slightly rounded shape. X This completes the positioning of the cap in 7 the standard cap frame. 1 Brim holder 2 Centerline of brim presser • Make sure the notch comes out. Using the Optional Cap Frame 179

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Using the Optional Cap Frame
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7
7
While pulling the cap down with one hand,
pull the lever of the snap lock to securely
close it.
1
Lever of the snap lock
Note
Make sure that there are no wrinkles within
the clamping frame. Otherwise miss
alignment will occurred.
8
While again pulling on the fabric around the
cap frame to stretch it, adjust the
embroidering position.
9
Pull the brim holder up as far as possible.
Next, turn the brim holder over the cap brim,
and then lower the brim holder. Finally,
arrange the brim so that it maintains a slightly
rounded shape.
1
Brim holder
2
Centerline of brim presser
• Make sure the notch comes out.
0
As shown in the illustration, use both hands to
press in on the sides of the brim to reshape it
so that the sides do not fold out.
If the pattern is embroidered with the sides of
the brim folded out, the brim will hit the
machine and cause the pattern to become
misaligned.
a
Stretch the fabric in the embroidering area so
that it is taut.
While pressing in on the sides of the brim, the
fabric within the cap frame may be pressed,
causing slack in the fabric. Pull the fabric along
the left, right and center seams in the direction
of the arrows, and stretch the fabric so that the
embroidering area is taut.
This completes the positioning of the cap in
the standard cap frame.
1