Operation – Harbor Freight Tools 3914 User Manual

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SKU 3914

Cap over the end of the Upper Spool

Rest Rod.

Mounting the Bobbin winder

The Bobbin Winder is used to wind

thread onto the Bobbin (17h). It is

mounted so that it contacts the Belt (71j)

when needed for bobbin winding.

note: Unless indicated otherwise, all parts

referred to in this set of instructions are

listed in the

i - Bobbin winder & thread

Stand unit parts list and diagram.

During assembly, it will be helpful to refer

to that list and diagram.
Set the Bobbin Winder to the ‘ON’

13.

Position - See

Bobbin winder

Operation on the following page.

Figure 15

Mark

pilot

holes

here.

14.

Make sure the Bobbin winder is in the

‘On’ position. Position the Base (1i)

so that the Wheel (3i) lines up with, and

just touches, the belt. Mark pilot hole

locations on the table through the center

of each of the two channels in the Base,

as indicated above.
Set the Base (1i) aside and drill pilot

15.

holes for each of the two marked

locations. Reposition the base and

secure using two Wood Screws (26i) and

Washers (27i). Leave the Screws just

loose enough to allow the Base to slide.

Figure 16

Belt (71j)

Wheel (3i)

Less than 1/8” gap

between Belt (71j) and Wheel (3i)

16. Put the Bobbin Winder in the ‘OFF’

position - See

Bobbin winder

Operation on the following page. Slide

the Bobbin Winder Assembly close to

the belt until it just barely doesn’t touch

it (1/8” gap or less) - as shown above.

Tighten the Wood Screws (26i) securely.

installing the Belt covers

Install the Front Belt Cover (4h) over

1.

the Sewing Machine Hand Wheel (7b),

using the Belt Cover Support (11h), the

Belt Cover Bolts (10h, 12h), and the Belt

Cover Cap (5h).
To install the Rear Belt Cover (7h), align

2.

the cover on the Tabletop over the back

side of the opening where the Belt (71j)

enters the tabletop. Mark where to drill

holes. Remove the Rear Belt Cover and

drill pilot holes. Secure the Rear Belt

Cover in place using Wood Screws (9h).

OperatiOn

caution: to properly break-in your new

sewing machine, and avoid possible

damage to the machine, sew at

reV 07a, 10b

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