Bernina E16 Operation & User’s Manual

53, 53 of 109 9. Reach inside the garment and tighten the outer hoop by turning the adjustment screw clockwise. Tighten the hoop to nger-tight. 10. Now, without loosening the screw, remove the hoop from the garment. 11. Tighten the adjustment screw a turn or two more. 12. The oute…

86, 86 of 109 3. Pull the sweatband to the outside of the cap. Near the back of the cap, the sweatband may be sewn into the cap. At this point, it may need to be folded a bit to t in the frame. 4. If the cap has a braid, move it around the cap to the inside and under the brim. Hooping t…

57, 57 of 109 Attaching or Moving the Hoop Support Arms Depending on the hoop you plan on using, the hoop support arms on the machine will need to be in the inner position, outer position, or removed completely if using a clamp or the wide angle driver. This section will walk you thr…

18, 18 of 109 11. Be sure to align the thread with the small v-notch in the thread feed cover. 12. Press the black tab to lower the pinch roller. 13. If desired, the thread can then be held by the retaining spring in front of the lower thread guide or held in place using the gra…

76, 76 of 109 4. Remove the cap support wing assembly. Slightly pivot the assembly from left to right and back again while removing it. This will help to ease each leg around the roller. 5. Place the 4 nuts back on the threaded standoffs of the cap support wing assembly to prevent t…

92, Bernina E16 92 of 109 3. Place an appropriate backing over the gauge and the teeth of the cap frame. Make sure that the backing is long enough to support the full embroidery area. It may be easiest to use backing long enough to reach the posts on the bottom of the cap frame. Some people …