BRIGHT 024574 - Threading Top Thread

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3. Pad
4. Axle for bobbin arrangement
FIG. 13
5. Thread the thread from inside out through
the hole in the bobbin.
6. Put the bobbin on the bobbin
arrangement axle.
7. Press the bobbin to the right.
FIG. 14
8. Hold the free end of the thread and push
down the pedal.
9. After about 10 seconds, switch o the
product and cut the thread near the hole
in the bobbin.
FIG. 15
10. Press down the pedal again.
11. When the bobbin is full the product
switches o automatically.
12. Move the bobbin arrangement axle to the
left, back to its original position, and cut
the thread.
FIG. 16
THREADING UNDERTHREAD
1. Turn the hand wheel anticlockwise until
the needle reaches its top position.
FIG. 17
2. Remove the pad over the bobbin by
moving the lock button to the right. The
bobbin sleeve springs up to that it can be
lifted out.
FIG. 18
3. Put in the bobbin and check that it rotates
anticlockwise when the thread is pulled
out.
FIG. 19
NOTE:
It is very important that the bobbin rotates
anticlockwise when the thread is pulled out.
4. Pull the thread through the slit (A) and
then to the left.
FIG. 20
Hold one nger lightly over the bobbin and pull
the thread to the slit (B).
FIG. 21
5. Replace the transparent pad over the
bobbin on the stitch plate.
FIG. 22
THREADING TOP THREAD
1. Move up the presser foot lever.
The lifting arm must be in the top
position when the top thread is threaded,
otherwise the thread will not have the
right tension.
FIG. 23
2. Turn the hand wheel anticlockwise until
the needle reaches its top position.
FIG. 24
3. Hold the thread rmly with your right
hand and thread as shown in the gures.
FIG. 25
4. Pull the thread in the thread guide with
both hands.
FIG. 26
5. Hold the thread near the thread bobbin
and pull the thread down past the
tensioner and round the spring.
FIG. 27
6. Pull the thread rmly up and thread it
through the carrier arm from right to left.
FIG. 28
7. Pull the thread down and thread it into
the needle bar guide.
8. Thread the thread through the eye of the
needle from the front.
FIG. 29