brother se-400 sewing machine spool pin remix and instulation instructions

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You'll need to drill the hole out to 3mm on this otherwise perfect fit. Print with raft and supports. I've rotated the part for fewer supports. I've added a print help piece to clean up the printing of the shaft without it, as small single round parts don't have enough time to cool, resulting in really poor prints of single items. This part helps the part cool before the next layer for a clean print. I've also added the 6mm thread spool to the bottom just like the original. Disassembly of the Brother SE-400 is necessary. I haven't found any YouTube videos or shop manuals for this sewing machine, so here are the instructions. There are about six different screw types, so marking the place of each screw is critical. Take a piece of cardboard and punch eight holes for the side cover screws and two for the needle plate. Take tape and fold the end over for removability and mark all the screw holes. Next, remove: Needle plate Bobbin Needle Remove screws 1-7 on the side Remove screw 8 on the bottom Remove both bottom covers 1 and 2 There are pry positions around the center of the case and two on the bottom; pry and remove the control panel's side cover. Remove the ribbon cable on top of the circuit board and set the control panel aside. Remove the thread cover. Lift the carry handle to the up position. Lower the presser foot. Remove panel 2, which has one pry part on the bottom of panel 2. Then take your thumb and pry back by the switch over the switch. Pull back the cover and replace the thread arm. Caution: Do not set the machine on its back by the switch; you will break the fan blades. You can order replacement parts for this machine here: https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/search.html?sort.relevance=desc&keywords=brother%20se400%20parts&index=1