does anyone have idea how to lock threads at the end?
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.
881345
yup it locks everything.... would almost like a little more functionality when locked.
510716
the two circular ends spin right and left. Start with one end, turn the circle to the left, press it against the wall, and then turn to the right to lock it. Repeat for the other side. I think there is a lock-> marker on the circle
1919742
You can use the "Cl" button to 'clear last'. I tried it a few times. It works.
1589226
You have to move the computation number. If it is on the computation it won't close.
620649
It stays in the locked position until a signal is set to unlock then returns to lock mode
2119662
Simply twist & pull to open, then twist the opposite direction [indicated on the pole] to lock the height/length down; nothing to it. Do the opposite to close if desired [I leave mine set at the perfect height]; either way, works fine.
125133
I have not. Seems to stay locked closed all the time for me, when not used of course
2261777
hold down the function key - third from left, bottom row - and hit the num lock key at the top right
322666
Hold the button down and it will lock in place. Release lock by repressing button
875059
I don't believe so. The documentation for my lock does not appear to have an option for it *not* to lock automatically...
323700
There is no thread. There is a hole if you want to nail it. I just slide an extension on to it.
1601539
Try a piece of rubber such as an old inner tube from a bike tire to wrap and protect the finish before loosening it with a pair of channel locks. Don't squeeze the channel locks any tighter than necessary to get it to move. Counter clock wise of course!
1839550
It's a huge pain, I always used pliers. The threads would get caked with salt, and it would bind.
716367
Look at the end of the handle where the Red plug is. Push it in and then lift it up slightly and then slide the Red plug along with the spring out. Then put the staples on the rail inside and then use the red plug and spring to push it inside and then push the red plug down while it is inside to lock it. If you are reloading and there are any small groups of staples inside. Shake it loose and throw them away other wise it will jam.
1120609
I had the same problem when I first started using mine. Try rethreading and reinserting your bobbin and start again. Somehow my machine has stopped doing this, but I never figured out why it did it in the first place since my thread and bobbin seemed to be just fine.
1175665
It looks like you can unfasten the end caps using the tip of a scissors and pressing one side of it. I don't know how to describe it but here is a link to a you tube video that demonstrates it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDr7-7NAblY&feature;=youtube_gdata_player