Where is the thread starting point, I can't find the thread end to start using it
1756604
It was very hard to find in lots of them. Use a needle end and lightly drag over the spool until a thread loosens and then you should be able to find the end.
2267058
Press F2 at start-up, I believe. Don't know of any way to get to it from Windows.
1930452
If you have windows 8 you have to run the mouse cursor along the right hand edge of the screen until a bunch of so-called charms appear vertically. Then at the bottom of this display of charms you will see an ON button icon. Click this and you will get a box that has choices like shut down, restart, etc. Click on restart if that is what you want to do. If you have windows 8 there is no start button on the lower left of the screen. Good luck.
935723
I believe that is what I have in is. As long as it is standard thread I don't see a probem.
388901
The threads are reverse. It took me a good bit to figure that out. Turn the nut the opposite way... Righty loosey. Good luck
2112581
The threads are about the size of a little larger sized spaghetti. Hope this helps
870639
Could you please contact us at support@laptopmate.com, to give our CS-team a chance to help you solve the problem?Thanks.Sincerely,Laptopmate
1173279
Sounds like your spool of thread is on backwards or is not threaded properly.
294866
Try some WD-40. It has sediment in the threads. You just need to work at it and tap it on something. Or find some one to help you.
650156
you may need to get an adaptor that has the correct thread size ...google your question please..I wish I could be more help
1816428
I think at the bottom side of the machine and at the top where the thread go's or if not well, call the company and they can tell you more. and sorry if I cloud't help you.
1098889
That's a really good question! I will try it right now and see... are you referring to the light up threader?
2133143
Sorry, I have used the player just a couple of times and think it starts where I stopped it. Not tech savvy enough to experiment either .And then remember what I did !
1377050
Make sure your numlock is turned off - most desktops have it turned on by default. You can adjust this setting in your system's BIOS.
967510
try screwing them a little then slightly tap them with a hammer, be sure they are facing forward. if all else fails wrap a little duct tape around the threads and again tap them with a hammer.
324738
Return it. Its not worth it. But if not u have to empty it and start all over. It happens all the time
756235
Make sure you're trying to turn the collar only... its right hand thread so turn counter clockwise as you're looking at the tip head on... try wrapping a rag around the collar and use a channel lock style pliers