SINGER 99-13 - Manual (Page 6)

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To Wind the Bobbin
lb iri iicec.ssiiU'y bo undiM’sliMul ilio slop iuol.i«)n
C/j, l’’ig. 5, pagò 7) by wliioh Lhu balaiioc wheel
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MACiiiNe 'l'uite.vuKU euu WiNeise 'niK U üuuik
(U, Fig. 5) ean l)e reloiised when leituired, bhus
peniiil.tiiig the winding of bobbiits wilhout. iiminng
llie slilehing meehanisin. It also allows yon
to wind bobbins wilhonb removing parlially sewn
work and wilhont nnthreading the machine.
To I'elease the balance wheel (U, Fig. 5), turn the
stop motion screw ('/, Fig. 5) over toward yon.
IL is iiocossury to hold the bulanco wiieol >viulc
loosening the stop inoLiou screw. ooscning me SLop nioiiou ai.iv.«.
I Unte the bobbin on the bobbin winder spindle
(V'V I'ig. S, page 11) and push it up closely against
the shoulder, liaving the small jiin in llie spindle
enter the hole in the side of the hobbin. Fnt the
spool of thread on the spool |im (1, Fig. 7). I ass
the end of the thread into the thread guide (2, Fig.
7) then np into the lower eyelet (3, Fig. 8) of the
hobbin winder thread guide, into the notch (1, F'ig.
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8) ami piuss the tlinuid Ihrongii tlu* link; in tliL* loft-
side of the liobbin (5, Fig. 8), from the inside. I’re.ss
I he bobhin winder pulley (J.I, Fig. 8) tiown on the
halunee wheel hiih, and the latch (1111, l-'ig. 8) will
drop down and hohl it. 'I'lien start the lialanee
wheel in motion the same as for sewing.
The end of the thread niiist he held hy the hand
until a few coils are woimd and should then he
hioken oil. When siiilieient thread lues lu'en woiiinl
upon the bobhin, the bobbin winder is antomatieally
reloxsed from tlio balance wheel.
Jf the pressiiie of the rubber ring (,U, l-’ig. 8)
agaiiisl tile hub of the balance wheel is insullieienl
for winding the bobbin, loosen the adjusting screw
(GG, Fig. S) and [iress the bohhin wiiuler lightly
until the rnhher ring is in contact with the hub of
the balance wheel; then tighten the screw.
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