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If Stitches are Missing
If the embroidery machine detects that the thread has
broken, it may continue to embroider up to about eight
stitches without any thread (blank stitches) before it
automatically stops.
In such cases, use the following procedure to step back
through the embroidering data to the point for continuing.
1. Press the reverse switch (stitch return) to step back
through the embroidery data. The hoop will move
back one stitch at a time. Step back through the data
until the blank area has been completely passed over.
2. Restart the embroidery machine and continue
embroidering.
HELPFUL INFORMATION
WHEN EMBROIDERING
Computer Screen Says Thread is Broken with
Flashing Light, Beeping Sound or “E1” Error Message,
But Thread is Not Broken.
Thread path under transparent cover at top of machine
is not threaded correctly (see page 11 “Thread the top
thread”) or you may want to cover small spool of thread
with small net and use removable thread guide for large
spool that are supplied with accessories.
When Bobbin Run Out of Thread while Sewing
1. Place the bobbin on the bobbin winder and push tit
towards the right.
2. Press the start/stop button to begin winding. (The foot
control is inoperable with the embroidery unit attached).
3. Remove the hoop from the machine, (DO NOT
REMOVE YOUR FABRIC FROM THE HOOP),
replace the empty bobbin and then re-attach the hoop.
4. If your design moved forward a stitch or two when you
picked up the bobbin thread, you can use the reverse
stitch button to move back to your original position.
Embroidered
section
Blank stitches resulting from thread breakage
Embroidering
direction
automatically stop
7
5
3
8
6
4
2
1
Reverse stitch switch
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