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Match the groove on the bobbin to the spring on the shaft and push the bobbin onto the shaft. Press the bobbin winder shaft to the right. 5. Press the Start/Stop button to begin winding. After the bobbin has wound several times, press the Start/Stop button again and trim the thread tail from the top of the bobbin. 6. Use the up and down directional keys to slow or speed the winding. iaH x Machine Operation 7. Press the Start/Stop button again to complete winding the bobbin. NOTE: Winding will not stop automatically when the bobbin is full. 8. Disengage the bobbin shaft from the winder by pushing the bobbin shaft to the left. Pull the bobbin straight up to remove. Keep spare bobbins wound so that you will have plenty to finish large embroidery designs without stopping to wind. Use bobbin thread for winding your bobbin. ■i • ' . ;■! I White 4400 User’s Manual Visually check the level of the bobbin thread periodically as you remove your completed embroidery If your bobbin runs out and the machine doesn’t stop, you can easily navigate to the point where you need to begin using the Navigator software. Place Bobbin in Machine A. Slide open cover to the bobbin area by moving the small lever to the right. B. Insert the bobbin into the shuttle, with the thread in the direction shown by the indicator under the bobbin cover. C. Guide the thread around the finger through the channel toward the back. Pull the thread toward you to cut it. D. Replace the bobbin cover by placing the left side in place and pressing down lightly on the right to snap into place. Top Threading Procedure 1. Raise presser foot to thread the machine 2. Assure that the needle is in its upper most position 3. Run thread from spool through path indicated by numbered arrows on machine. 4. Lower presser foot. 5. Pass thread behind guides and thread needle as shown. Machine Operation The thread flows freely through the path when the presser foot is raised. It is restricted when the presser foot is lowered. Always raise the presser foot for threading. White 4400 User’s Manual Automatic Threader If the automatic threader does not thread the needle, check to assure that it is aligned with the eye of the needle and that the needle is inserted as high as it will go in the slot Take care that you do not press the Start/Stop button during threading procedure. After placing the thread behind the final guide just above the needle, you can thread through the needle using the automatic threading device. 1. With the presser foot raised, bring thread through upper thread path as described on the preceding page. 2. Lower the presser foot. Lower and move the threader lever forward until it stops. A small hook is passed through the eye of the needle. 3. Pull the thread across the threader from left to right. 4. Gently move the threader lever up and back. The hook will pull the thread through the eye. 5. Grasp the loop of thread behind the eye of the needle. Vertical Spool Pin A vertical spool pin is included with your machine to make it easier to work with certain types of spools. It is sometimes helpful to use your vertical spool pin when you wish to use two threads at the same time, such as when you wind a bobbin. The vertical spool pin is placed into the small round hole on the top of the machine. It is not necessary to use a spool cap when using the vertical spool pin. Machine Operation "X For a decorative effect, you can thread two colors of thread through the same needle. Use a large needle size, such as an 80/ 12 or 90/14, so that the eye will accommodate both threads. White 4400 User’s Manual There are two main types of embroidery stabilizer -cutaway and tearaway. Choose cutaway stabilizer for knit fabrics and other unstable fabrics because it provides better support. Use tearaway for stable woven fabrics. Hooping Procedure 1. Use removable fabric marker to mark the center of the desired placement for the embroidery. Place a piece of suitable stabilizer behind the fabric (Fig. H-l). 2. Remove the one of the templates shown in Fig. H-2 from the back of this manual and cut it out on the outer border. It should fit somewhat snugly inside the inner ring of your embroidery hoop. 3. Position the center crosshair over the center mark on your fabric as shown in Fig. H-2. Adjust the thumbscrew on the outer hoop ring to accommodate the thickness of fabric you will embroider. 4. Place the inner ring inside the outer ring, keeping the template in position over the center mark on the fabric (Fig. H-3). You should not need to force the inner ring into the outer ring -rather use gentle pressure while gently smoothing the fabric surface. 5. When the inner ring has been inserted, check to be sure that the center crosshair of the template is still aligned with the center mark on the fabric (Fig. H-4). 6. Remove the template from the fabric (Fig. H-5) and put it in a safe place for future use. Machine Operation After hooping...
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