How To Wind The Lower Thread - Brother BAS-6150 Instruction Manual

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4-3. How to wind the lower thread

Be sure not to touch moving parts nor push them with objects while winding threads.
Otherwise, any touch or push may cause damage to the machine or injury to human body.
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1. Turn on the power switch.
2. Thrust empty bobbin q into shaft w.
3. Thread the end of thread through the cotton stand as illustrated and wind up the end of the
thread onto bobbin q several times.
4. Move lever e to the arrow pointed direction.
The automatic switch sets shaft w to rotate and start winding threads.
5. When thread rolling is over, lever e returns to original position and thread roll axis w stops.
6. Loosen set screw r and move lever e to right and left for adjustment of thread winding
amount of bobbin q.
7. Detach bobbin q from shaft w. Cut the thread while winding the middle part of thread onto
thread nipper t.
At the next winding of the thread, pick up the end of the thread from thread nipper t and roll it onto bobbin q.
(Note) • The winding amount of thread should be less than 80 % of full roll.
• If threads are wound onto the lower thread remaining amount detection bobbin (option), start winding
from the end of bobbin because a mirror is placed on the center of the bobbin.
CAUTION
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Thread winding
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Lower thread remaining amount
detection bobbin (option)
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