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Hi I took the bobbin casing out and now I can't work out how to put it back in and I can't find my manual. I have a Viking E10.Hope you can help thanks Gail

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Hi, When you put the bobin back in it has to be strait up and down with that little arm. Push it in till it clicks in. Then your good to go.

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If you are still having trouble, most Viking dealers will be glad to assist you in the store. You can find the Viking dealer nearest you using Locate a Dealer at the Husqvarna Viking website -
http://www.husqvarnaviking.com/us
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