Upper Threading
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3 Turn the thread guide counterclockwise.
4 Open the upper cover of the machine,
and then place the spool stand on the
upper cover as shown in the illustration.
About the Thread Spool and
Spool Cap
IMPORTANT
• Do not place any object weighing 1 kg (2.2 lb) or more
on the top cover. Otherwise the cover may be damaged.
The weight of the spool stand with its lid removed is
about 280 g (0.6 lb).
• Do not close the upper cover while the spool stand is
installed.
• Do not push or pull the telescopic thread guide or spool
pins with extreme force, otherwise damage may result.
• Do not place any object other than spools of thread on
the spool support.
• Do not try to wind thread on the bobbin while sewing
using the spool stand.
• Make sure that the spool stand is firmly
secured. Otherwise, the spool stand may fall
during sewing.
Be sure to use a spool cap (1) that is slightly
larger than the spool.
If the spool cap that is used is smaller or
much larger than the spool, the thread may
catch and sewing performance may suffer.
When using thread on a thin spool, place the
included spool felt (1) on the spool pin, place
the thread spool on the spool pin so that the
center of the spool is aligned with the hole at
the center of the spool felt, and then insert the
spool cap onto the spool pin.
When using a cone spool that is taller than
the spool pin, use the spool holder (1). When
using cone shaped thread spool with other
than cotton thread, it is not necessary to use
spool caps.
When using fluffy thread such as cotton
thread, place a spool cap (1) on the spool
cap base (2), as shown in the illustration.
Depending on the size of spool or the amount
of thread remaining, choose the appropriate
sized spool cap. Spool cap (small) cannot be
used with the spool cap base.
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