Руководство По Работе для Brother CS7130

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KNOWING YOUR SEWING MACHINE
19
1
 or     
Turn the handwheel so 
that the mark on the 
wheel points up.
Press the Needle position 
button (for the models 
equipped with this button).
Pull on the upper thread to draw up the 
lower thread.
Upper thread
Lower thread
Pull out about 10 cm (4 inches) of both 
threads and pull them toward the back of the 
machine under the presser foot.
Upper thread
Lower thread
 
For models equipped with the quick-set bobbin
You can begin sewing immediately without drawing 
up the bobbin thread. When sewing gathers or 
darts, you can draw up the lower thread by hand 
so that some thread will be left over. Before you 
draw up the lower thread, put the bobbin back in.
Pass the thread along the slit in the direction 
of the arrow, and leave it there without 
cutting it.
• The bobbin cover should still be removed.
Draw up the lower thread as described in 
steps 
1
 to 
4
.
Replace the bobbin cover.
REPLACING THE NEEDLE
This section provides information on sewing machine 
needles.
Needle precautions
Be sure to observe the following precautions 
concerning the handling of the needle. Failure to 
observe these precautions is extremely dangerous. 
CAUTION
•  Only use home sewing machine needles. Use 
of any other needle may bend the needle or 
damage the machine.
•  Never use bent needles. Bent needles can 
easily break, possibly resulting in injury.
Needle types and their uses
The sewing machine needle that should be used 
depends on the fabric and thread thickness.
Fabric Type/
Application
Thread
Size of 
Needle
Type
Size
Medium 
weight
fabrics
Broadcloth Cotton 
thread
60–90
75/11–90/14
Taffeta
Synthetic 
thread
Flannel, 
Gabardine Silk thread 50
Thin 
fabrics
Lawn
Cotton 
thread
60–90
65/9–75/11
Georgette
Synthetic 
thread
Challis, Satin Silk thread 50
Thick 
fabrics
Denim
Cotton 
thread
30
100/16
50
90/14–100/16
Corduroy
Synthetic 
thread
50–60
Tweed
Silk thread
Stretch 
fabrics
Jersey
Thread for 
knits
50–60
Ball point needle
75/11–90/14
(gold colored)
Tricot
Easily frayed fabrics
Cotton 
thread
50–90
65/9–90/14
Synthetic 
thread
Silk thread 50
For top-stitching
Synthetic 
thread
Silk thread
30
100/16
50–60 75/11–90/14
Note
• Never use a thread of weight 20 or lower. It may 
cause malfunctions.