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I need to calibrate the bobbin with the needle. is there an easy way to do this. i changed the belt which is why it is out of sync.

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Hello,

There is no easy way to calibrate. the whole system is simply mechanics so you'll have to take the belt off, calibrate manually and reinstall the belt carefully not to throw anything off.

Thanks,

Pat

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