Sewing Basics; Please Read Before Sewing; Starting Sewing - Brother LX2500 Operation Manual

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SEWING BASICS

Please read before sewing

CAUTION
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To avoid being injured, watch the needle carefully while you are using the machine. Keep
your hands away from moving parts.
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Do not stretch or pull the fabric during sewing, otherwise the needle may be damaged and
you may be injured.
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Do not use bent or broken needles, otherwise you may be injured.
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Take care that the needle does not hit basting pins or other objects during sewing. The needle
may break and you may be injured.
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Always use the correct presser foot. If you use the wrong presser foot, the needle may hit the
presser foot and bend or break and you may be injured.
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When you turn the handwheel by hand, always turn it toward you (counterclockwise).
Turning it the other way may cause the thread to tangle and damage the needle or fabric, and
you may be injured.
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Do not start sewing without placing the fabric under the presser foot, otherwise the presser
foot may be damaged.

Starting sewing

Turn on the machine.
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Raise the needle by turning the
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handwheel toward you
(counterclockwise) so that the mark on
the wheel points up.
Turn the pattern selection dial to select a
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stitch (see page 9).
Change the presser foot (see page 8).
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Raise the presser foot lever.
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1 Presser foot lever
Place the fabric under the presser foot,
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pass the thread under the presser foot,
and then pull out about 5 cm (2 inches) of
thread toward the rear of the machine.
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1 5 cm (2 inches)
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