How do you use the carter key to tighten the needles?
748563
They look like a pin that you push through a hole in the needle. This essentially holds the needle in place allowing you to screw them on and off more easily if you need to tighten them down further.
1049790
When you hem you are going completely around so when you are ready to end and take your fabric out. Raise the needles up and take a pin rake the two needle treads toward you between the foot and your fabric cut the two threads then pull your fabric straight back this will pull your threads to the back side of fabric and lock your stitch in place.
1217001
Use the adjusting screw to tighten the holster down to whatever release tension you require
275396
Insert key tab down, turn clockwise 3/4 turn. You should feel the mechanism release, then just pull open the loop.
1187430
Ensure you follow the instructions. Remove the white plastic bit from the arm so that the needle can show. And did you turn the screw all the way in?
286715
Turn the handwheel until the needle is all the way to the left position and the green dots are lined up vertically. Making sure the thread guide is at its highest position, put the thread through the loop. Bring it down and thread it through the top hole, making sure the thread is ABOVE the stitch length dial. After threading through the top hold, bring the thread around and thread it through the bottom hole, also from back to front. Drape it over the thread tension adjuster, making sure the tension is not too tight. It must go through there easily. In front of the thread tension adjuster is another hole. Thread it through that and into the hold just on the other side of it. When you see the thread coming through into the machine, using tweezers, put it through the hook to hold it in place and then, using a needle threader, pull the thread through the needle from back to front. Thread should come out of needle facing you. I have found that using cone thread is easier than spool thread, although with some playing around with the adjustments, spool thread will do if its your only color match to the fabric. Make sure you double check the threading procedure as sometimes the thread goes under the stitch length dial or its not threaded through the thread tension adjuster properly. It's hard to explain without a drawing, but I'm not sure how to scan and put it on here for you. Also note that a blind hemmer has no bobbin thread. Hope this helps!
2110736
Get a screwdriver and really get in there, it'll tighten! Just took a lil more than a few twists.
852817
You have to turn the knob as you cut. Something like tighten, rotate, tighten, rotate.. repeat until the line is cut.
1760559
You don't have the needle in correctly.you have to push it in an turn it to lock in place.
1004592
The top and bottom twist. The part where the needle is turns relative to the part with the logo on it, and the screws push the cork down. Just grip the top and bottom and twist.Mind, I had to take the thing half apart before I figured out how you're supposed to work it, so I'm not sure it was ever in the instructions.
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Make sure the tension knob is all the way to the left. If you look at the instructions, in image 8B (step 8 and the image labeled B) pull up on the piece that the #19 is attached to. Don't be scared to give it a little muscle, it wont snap. For me it would've been a lot easier with a 2nd person there, but you can still get it done solo.
2078122
turn the staples upside down. pull the black part gently and at the same time push it backward. put the needles and turn the black part to its place.
77571
Loosen the cuff slightly by turning the left - no needed to remove the cuff just loosen slight then insert the attachment and tighten the cuff by turning to the right.
1278425
good instructions in the package works just like a sewing machine.when you push the needle through it forms a loop on the back side.you push the other end of the string through the loop and pull tight works great you'll love it
512088
As you face the hex-lock .. press the LOCK button to stop the arbor from rotating. "Tighten" the hex just a bit (CCW) then "Loosen" by turning CW as the arrows indicate. It should loosen up for you. I run into the same thing all the time after using the devise a LOT.
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You are right....you have to hold the end of the strap that is a very skinny loop. Hold the two sides of that loop together and push the pointy end of the loop into one side of the opening and pull out the other side. (It goes under the little "bridge" that is across the opening.)Then open the skinny loop enough to feed the thicker loop end through it. Pull tight and you are done. Good luck. :-)
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Yes, you wrap the end of the circle around the arrow and pull the arrow tight. Kind of like a ponytail holder on a piping bag :-)