[amayausers] Re: slimline installation
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- Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 12:20:43 UT
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Deb, I hope you got someone on the phone to walk you through the
installation...if you do anything wrong, it can be a very expensive mistake.
Sounds like you had the frames packed up by a brain dead zombie...not enough
instructions, and no slider strip.
I'd be happy to talk you through it if you can call me during the day!
As for the three pieces-the bottom frame goes on the bracket, and Rod told us
when he was here to use the stainless steel top piece, not the yellow one-and
it did make a difference! Not sure why, maybe it is holding the material
further down in the frame and closer to the needle plate. Whatever, it does
work great.
The four screws (hex wrench head) are used to 'level' the frame to your
needleplate/arm...and have to be tightened (and checked once in awhile) so
there is no movement at all.
When we got ours, a tech told us the hoop profiles were already in Design shop
and Amaya. Just had to go into the window and 'add a hoop' and browse to find
them-they were right there.
But the actual sewing area is smaller by 1/4" than the window will show with
the 'gray' line-if you go right to the max. line area-the frame will hit on the
needle plate and pull the material and needle over.
Call me if you can't figure it out!
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