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A Brother Serger is a sewing machine that requires manual threading. You will need to thread the machine if the thread breaks or becomes knotted, or if you've just bought the machine. Threading a Brother Serger requires some familiarity with the movable parts of the machine, so read all the manuals that come with it before you start trying to thread it.

Push the needle base up as high as it will go. Face the machine and find the cover on the front and pull it to the right to pop it open. This will expose a visual guide for threading the loopers. Find the small handle on the right side of the machine and press it up and back to raise the presser foot.

Begin by threading the upper looper, which is color-coded with a green dot. It is the second looper from the right. Pull your thread up through the hole on the thread tree above the machine, then down toward the upper looper. Push the thread sideways into the hook at the top of the upper looper. Press the green tension release disk to the right and guide the thread into the threading channel, which is the crack to the left of the tension release disk. Find the first hook with the green dot under the visual threading guide.

Loop the thread into the hook and pull it to the left, under the second and third hooks with the green dots. Pull the thread toward the back of the Brother Serger and lay it down. Turn the wheel on the left of the machine toward you three turns. Find the lower looper threader, which is a small metal piece with a red arrow on the end.

It is to the right of the needle base. Slide it out as far as it will go. Pull the lower looper thread through its hole on the thread tree. Hook it into the lower looper thread guide. Press the tension disk to the right and guide the thread through the thread channel. Guide the thread through the four hooks with blue dots, moving it to the left toward the lower looper threader. Locate the square clasp on the threader and hook the thread through it.

Push the threader back into place. Grasp the end of the thread with tweezers and pass it through the eye of the lower looper. Pull the thread toward the back of the sewing machine.