Brother CS6000i Sewing Machine Setup
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Brother CS6000i Sewing Machine Setup
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This guide will walk you through the upper and lower threading of the machine.
Raise the Presser Foot and Needle
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Make sure the presser foot and needle are raised. This will make the rest of the process easier.
Setup Machine Support
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Locate either the thread stand or cup behind the machine. These machines work better with less tension on the thread. Through trial and error, we’ve found that using a thread stand or cup to hold the thread works best.
Setup Machine Support
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Place the thread on the thread stand or in the cup.
Setup Machine Support
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If using the thread stand, pull the thread through the metal loop at the top.
Threading on the Machine
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Pull the thread through the clip. There are written instructions on the machine and this is labeled as Step 1:
Threading on the Machine
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Pull the thread down the right-side slot, up the left side, through the hook, and down the left-side again. These will be labeled as steps 2, 3, 4 & 5 on the machine
Threading the Needle
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Pull the thread behind the small metal clip at the top of the needle.
Threading the Needle
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Gently push the thread through the needle. It may help to cut the thread for a fresh edge on the thread. If you’re unable to thread the needle, ask a staff member for assistance to use the auto-threader.
Threading the Bobbin
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The bobbin is often already threaded. If you see that the bobbin is low on thread or empty, you will need to add a new one.
Threading the Bobbin
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Push the slide cover to pop the right side of the plastic cover.
Threading the Bobbin
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Remove the plastic cover.
Threading the Bobbin
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Remove the used bobbin.
Threading the Bobbin
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Replace with a new bobbin or different bobbin color, and pull the thread out, and around following the blue line in the drawing.
Threading the Bobbin
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Replace the bobbin cover
the Machine Is Now Threaded and Ready to Use.
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