SECTION 2. PREPARE THE MACHINE FOR SEWING

=Wind the Bobbin (Continued)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

J

Draw

thread

from

spool

through

Pull

end of thread through

hole in

bobbin

winding

tension

disc

as shown.

bobbin

as shown.

 

7

J

Place bobbin onto bobbin winding

spindle with end of thread coming

from the top of the bobbin. Push

bobbin winding spindle to the right

until it clicks. Holding onto end of thread, start machine. When bobbin is slightly filled, snip off end of thread.

Wind thread unti winder stops.

 

 

Push

bobbin

winding

spindle

to

the

left and clip

thread.

Remove

bobbin.

Turn

clutch

knob

away

from

you

while

holding

hand

wheel

for

normal

sewing

operation.

 

 

 

 

o Bnsert the Bobbin into the Bobbin Case

f

f

J

Place

bobbin

in

bobbin

case

Pull thread through slot of case

Pull

thread

under

tension

making

sure

thread

feeds

clock-

as shown.

spring

and through the

opening

wise

and

is coming

from

 

as shown

above.

Pull3to4

bobbin

as shown.

 

 

 

inches

of

thread

from

bobbin.

\

Holding latch open, position Case should lock into place

case nto shuttle and release when latch is released. latch.

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Kenmore 385.11607, 385.12614 owner manual = Wind the Bobbin, Winding

385.11607, 385.12614 specifications

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