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First, try making sure the needle is in the correct way, second you have the needle threaded from the correct side.
I am sorry to inform you that these type of machines are nothing more than a toy. As the old saying goes, "you only get what you pay for"
When you get to the end cut the threads long enough to be able to tie.
From the wrong side of the fabric, if you pull the thread slightly you will see the a loop from the top thread, pull this, so now both threads are on the wrong side, tie a square knot and cut close to knot, you can also put a drop of fabric glue on the knot to help secure it.
Hope this helps, and please rate if helpful or not
Moni
It not a nut its a push fit all you have to do is give a pull and the plactic retaining stud will come off with the thread bobbin so you can replace it with another colour
Its easier to use the included threader from Japan its the key shaped thing, put the thin wire loop in at the front of the needle then put the thread through the loop at the back and then pull thorugh you will need to make sure at least 2 inches of thread is flying.
N.B.. Make sure that the thread is through the tensioner otherwise your stitches will be loose.
You need to have a small white pencil looking object about 2 inches long this is like and extension for the unit take off the bobbin and put the pointed end in its place then but the larger thread on and replace the plug end.
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ALSO need instruction manual -- PDF files inaccessible! Help!
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