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| equipment:adt:embroidery_machine [2026/01/26 21:56] – aaronds | equipment:adt:embroidery_machine [2026/08/23 11:21] (current) – Added note on bobbin thread david |
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| Once you've wound the bobbin, you can install it in the machine. The machine has an animated help screen showing how to do this. Press the help button on the lower right of the control panel, then press the bobbin installation icon on the top right of the illuminated touch screen. The {{borther_innovis_750e_quick_reference_guide.pdf?page=5|quick reference guide also shows how to do this}} (step 19 onwards). Make sure that the bobbin will rotate anti-clockwise as the thread is used (i.e. it's coming off the left hand side of the bobbin), and that the thread passes through the tension spring on the bobbin case. You don't need to pull up the bobbin thread using the upper thread like on a conventional sewing machine. | Once you've wound the bobbin, you can install it in the machine. The machine has an animated help screen showing how to do this. Press the help button on the lower right of the control panel, then press the bobbin installation icon on the top right of the illuminated touch screen. The {{borther_innovis_750e_quick_reference_guide.pdf?page=5|quick reference guide also shows how to do this}} (step 19 onwards). Make sure that the bobbin will rotate anti-clockwise as the thread is used (i.e. it's coming off the left hand side of the bobbin), and that the thread passes through the tension spring on the bobbin case. You don't need to pull up the bobbin thread using the upper thread like on a conventional sewing machine. |
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| | <callout title="Bobbin thread" type="info" icon="true">You'll get better results if you use a special bobbin thread. This is thinner than usual thread (which also means you get more on the bobbin, so less rethreading). There's some in the embroidery thread box.</callout> |
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