Installing the Sailrite® WorkerB® Integrated LED Light

[@aristepp680]

Would be nice to know more about the change in machine threading. Not much light on that topic.

[@SailriteWorkbench]

We covered the only threading change you'll need to be aware of. Threading is exactly the same as normal up until you reach the metal pip that protrudes from the integrated light. At this point it is only important to ensure the thread is tucked behind the pip so that it doesn't get caught while sewing. Then you can continue the rest of the threading steps as normal. Hope this is helpful for you!

[@hellatoet3538]

When the light is broken, can I replace it and with what kind of bulb?

[@davefarnsworth3020]

I'm gonna have to get one of those for my lsz1.

[@louparsons]

Installs like a dream, works great, nothing in the way. Glad I got it. YVR

[@hampurista]

When you're off grid or work with the hand crank only, or if you don't have the worker b plug it into a power bank and you still have light.

[@TrudiZaplacJDPhD]

What is the “pip”?

[@SailriteWorkbench]

The pip is the small piece of metal that protrudes from the machine after installing the integrated light. We make a note in the video at 2:11 about making sure your thread goes behind this piece of metal when threading your machine. We hope this is helpful to you!

[@17363]

Ordered mine this morning, looks like a great addition.

[@SailriteWorkbench]

It is a fantastic addition! No longer do you have to constantly move the light around depending on your project. We'd love to hear what you think of it after you install it on your machine.