Model H79
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Removing Hoop from Machine
1. Raise the presser foot.
2. Remove the embroidery hoop from the machine by gently pushing
the Hoop release lever to the right.
3. Raise the presser foot to its highest position to slide the hoop
under it to remove it from the machine.
4. When cutting the lower thread, leave about 10 cm. (4 inches)
of bobbin thread outside the needle hole in the needle plate.
(Cutting o the thread at the edge of the machine should be
adequate).
Machine Cleaning and Oiling
Machine Cleaning and Oiling
**Always unplug machine prior to performing any maintenance**
Machine cleaning, oiling and maintenance is very important to ensure a
long lasting, enjoyable machine. Keep dirt and dust away from the
machine as much as possible. Small bits of thread can cause huge
problems. Keep the bobbin case free of dust and thread pieces.
Remove the needle plate and bobbin case and clean entire area
(pg. 32).
To keep your machine running smoothly you will want to do regular
cleaning followed by oiling (use sewing machine oil only). The
following graphic shows the points at which you should add one
drop of oil each time you clean your machine. A clean machine
is a happy machine. And a well oiled machine is a well running
machine. Approximately once a week, or after approximately 20
hours of sewing you should take the machine head cover o by
loosening the screw just to the right of the presser foot lifter. Take
o the plastic cover to expose the inner workings of the machine.
Operation / Cleaning and Oiling
Operation / Cleaning and Oiling
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