Motorola LH4-B800E, HE-8000 I instruction manual Error Code Table

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15. ERROR CODE TABLE

15. ERROR CODE TABLE

DANGER

Wait at least 5 minutes after turning off the power switch and disconnecting the power cord from the wall outlet before opening the face plate of the control box. Touching areas where high voltages are present can result in severe injury.

If a malfunction should occur with the sewing machine, a buzzer will sound and an error code will appear in the display window.

Follow the remedy procedure to eliminate the cause of the problem.

For errors which do not require the power to be turned off (i.e. errors which can be reset), two short beeps will sound. For error E-02, three short beeps will sound.

For errors which require the power to be turned off (i.e. errors which cannot be reset), a single long beep will sound.

Code

Cause

Remedy

 

 

 

E-00

EMERGENCY STOP switch was pressed.

To restart sewing: Press the parameter down key and

 

 

then depress the treadle to step 2.

 

 

To cancel sewing: Press the RESET key.

E-01

Upper thread breakage

To restart sewing: Press the parameter down key and

 

 

then depress the treadle to step 2.

 

 

To cancel sewing: Press the RESET key.

E-02

Needle up sensor is OFF.

Turn the machine pulley by hand to raise the needle.

 

 

 

E-05

Zigzag positioning is not carried out.

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-06

Feed positioning is not carried out.

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-07

Work clamp positioning is not carried out.

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-08

Cutter home position sensor is off.

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-20

Feed and work clamp motor overcurrent

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-21

Zigzag motor overcurrent

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-30

Treadle is depressed to step 2.

Return the treadle to the neutral position.

 

 

 

E-31

Treadle is depressed to step 1.

Return the treadle to the neutral position.

 

 

 

E-32

Treadle is depressed backward.

Return the treadle to the neutral position.

 

 

 

E-40

Control board heat sink is overheating.

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-41

Inside air circulation fan problem

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-42

Exhaust fan problem

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-44

2-step power supply circuit board +55V relay error

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-50

Pattern shape does not match pattern shape specifica-

Pattern shape for data created using the BAS-PC/300

 

tions.

does not match the pattern shape specifications.

 

 

Turn off the power.

E-51

X pitch error

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-52

Y pitch error

Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-54

Overall cycle program stitch no. error

Exceeds 3,000 stitches.

 

 

Clear the cycle program and reset automatically.

E-55

Stitch no. error

Exceeds 700 stitches. Turn off the power.

 

 

 

E-59

Sewing data error

Turn off the power.

Re-initialize the programs.

 

 

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Contents LH4-B800E HE-8000 Safety Instructions Environmental requirements Sewing Moving parts may cause injury Contents Changing Functions Using Safety devices Name of Each PartSpecifications SubclassHE-8000 Standard sewing pattern list Optional Parts Special needle plateLeg parts Standing operation pedalTape guard RulerAuxiliary table Replacement parts set for 70 mm buttonhole length ProgrammerInstallation Power tableVertical positioning Installing the motor Installing the flange nutInstalling the control box Installing the power switch Installing the bed baseInstalling the machine head Installing the head restInstalling the operation panel Connecting the cords Connecting the ground wireConnecting the machine head harness Connecting the motor harness Connect the connectors of the feed motor harnessConnecting the power cord Connecting the standing pedal harness option Installing the transformer Floor installationTable leg installation treadle support plates Installation underneath the work table Connecting the cordsInstalling the V-belt Installing the belt cover plate Adjusting the belt retainerAdjusting the finger protector Installing the treadle Adjusting the treadle pressureAdjusting the treadle return pressure Adjusting the treadle strokeInstalling the spool stand Installing the eye guard Lubrication Lubricating the bed baseRotary hook lubrication adjustment Lubricating the armLubricating the rotary hook Installing the belt cover Operation Part names and functionsTest feed mode indicator Manual mode indicatorProgram mode indicator Select keyHome position return preparation Before starting home position returnOperating the treadle Operating the standing pedal option Two pedals + kick pedalThree pedals Program setting method Program initialization conditionParameter table Setting items Setting range Unit Default Zigzag width 3.0 mm Setting items Setting range Unit Default Front tack pitch except radial 05 1.00 mm Setting items Setting range Unit No. of stitches in X direction for saw-shaped rear Start backtack width 3.0 mm Saw-shaped underlays Saw-shaped underlay bar tack X stitch no Stitches Rear bar tack tension release timing Stitches Changing program details Bar tacking stitches being cut by the knife 13 17 2118Q 2123Q Rear tack vector shape programs TriangleRectangle Saw-shapeUnderlay programs Underlays sewn togetherSaw-shape underlay Rectangle underlayCutter operation Center knife standard Rear knifeCycle program Changing the production counter Changing the lower thread counter setting value Using the program memos Adding patterns created using the BAS-PC/300Program memo contents Adding patterns to a P-ROM→ 1 → 2 → 3 →….. → 90→ P1 → P2 → …… → P9 → 1 → 2 → …… Checking the Sewing Pattern 2136Q Installing the needle Correct USEThreading the upper thread Threading the thread at the sewing start positionAdjusting the bobbin winding amount Winding the lower threadThreading the bobbin case Stitch patternsWhip stitch plain stitch Purl stitch seal stitchThread tension Thread take-up spring tension Thread take-up spring heightReference thread tension Sewing SewingIf the emergency stop switch is pressed during sewing To finish sewing in this conditionIf the thread breaks during sewing Emergency stopThread breakage before sewing is finished To continue sewing from around the location of the breakageWhen resuming sewing in test feed mode or manual mode Lower thread counterMaintenance CleaningCleaning the control box air inlet port Cleaning the eye guardDraining the oil Cleaning the length feed plate Checking the needleStandard Adjustments Needle bar heightNeedle and hook timing adjustment Adjusting the clearance between needle and hook pointAdjusting the work clamp pressure Adjusting the knife installationAdjusting the upper thread trimming Adjusting the upper thread scissors opening timing Gradual opening timing adjustmentScissors fully opening timing adjustment Adjusting the lower thread clamp timing Adjusting the bobbin presserAdjusting the needle up stop position Changing Functions Using the Memory Switches Memory switch table Settings which are initialized Program InitializationInitializing all programs Initializing a single programChanging Functions Using the DIP Switches Panel DIP switchesPanel DIP switch table DipswaControl circuit board DIP switches DIP switch inside the control box table Gauge Parts List Needle plateFor flat cutter Work clamp assy, W/F-G Finger guard Gauge Parts List Cutter Error Code Table Like to keep the program which exceeds the area Troubleshooting TroubleshootingCause Needle is incorrectly installed 15-1, Naeshiro-cho, Mizuho-ku, Nagoya 467-8561, Japan. Phone

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