Using Prewound Bobbins With Standard Green Marked Bobbin Case; Using Prewound Bobbins With Alternate Pink Marked Bobbin Case - Baby Lock ellure BLR Instruction And Reference Manual

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■ Needle
Use a 75/11 home sewing machine needle. When
embroidering on thick fabrics such as denim, use
a 90/14 home sewing machine needle.
Memo
A 75/11 needle is already installed when the
sewing machine is purchased.
When replacing the needle, refer to
"Replacing the needle" (page 40).
CAUTION
● Since ball point needles (gold colored) are
needles for fabrics where stitches are
easily skipped, such as pattern stitching
and stretch fabrics, be absolutely sure not
to use them for embroidery. The needle
may break or bend.
■ Other
Embroidery frames "small", "medium" and "multi-
position (extra large)" are optional. For details,
refer to "Optional accessories" (page 9).
Using prewound bobbins with
standard GREEN marked bobbin case
Use the standard GREEN marked bobbin case when
embroidering with the recommended bobbin thread
wound on included bobbins. When using prewound
bobbins (not included with this machine) it is
recommended to use prewound COATS "L" type or
NEBS clear plastic prewound bobbins with the
standard GREEN marked bobbin case.
Using prewound bobbins with
alternate PINK marked bobbin case
Use the optional alternate bobbin case (pink marking)
when a tighter bobbin tension is needed.
For replacing the bobbin case, refer to "Cleaning the
race" (page 162).
Note
The bobbin thread sensor does not work when
prewound bobbins with a center core are used.
Due to coating on prewound bobbin thread,
the bobbin case may require cleaning
occasionally. (Refer to "Cleaning the bobbin
case" (page 163).)
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