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Out of position winder
Lacito and one other contributor
Last updated on Sep 2, 2026
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The position of the Winder must always be the same; it must be at 90 degrees, with one tab facing up and the other tab facing down. (Photo 2)
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With the machine turned off, you can access the Winder through a gap located below the part. Then, use your index finger to reach into this gap and rotate the Winder to the correct position (Photo 2).
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The Winder must be in the same position as in Photo 3, with one tab facing up and the other facing down.
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After that, test the machine; if it continues to have issues, contact Lacito.
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