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For anyone with a Platinum Plus

17 years ago

Hello

I am just learning how to use this machine. I have some questions to ask about it.I have a Platinum Plus.

1.Which or what is the TOP PART of the design? On the screen it shows a letter E. It looks like a E.

2. Does the top of the design go the same way if you use a different size hoop?

3.How can you tell what number your tension is on? It says to use the arrows. Thank you B.

Comment (1)

sherwood38
17 years ago
I don't have that particular model but do have Viking machines-all the embroideries are the same principle-the way the "E" is turned is the direction of the design, if your machine has one of those buttons that mirrors or rotates the designs, that shows you by the "E" which direction the design will stitch out.
I hope I explained that properly for you to understand!

Pat
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