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8. ELECTRIC MECHANISM
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| Press the RESET switch to reset the error. However, | ||||
Corrupted EEPROM data, or main PROM | the | data (memory | switches, | display and user | ||
version has been upgraded. | programs) will be reset to the backup data or | |||||
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| Press the RESET switch to reset the error. However, | ||||
Corrupted EEPROM control information data. | the data (memory switches, display and user | |||||
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(malfunction of main circuit board), or power | Turn | off the power | and contact | a qualified service | ||
relay is not operating (malfunction of power | technician. |
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Bad connection in cable between power | Turn off the power and check if connectors P16 is | |||||
supply circuit board and main circuit board. | disconnected. |
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Abnormal current detected in power supply | Turn | off the power | and contact | a qualified service | ||
circuit board. | technician. |
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E.10 |
| Turn the EMERGENCY STOP switch clockwise to | ||||
Emergency stop switch was pressed. | release the lock, and then press the STEP BACK | |||||
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| (RESET) switch to reset the error. | ||||
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| Turn the EMERGENCY STOP switch clockwise to | ||||
E.11 | Emergency stop switch was pressed during | release the lock, and then press the STEP BACK | ||||
(RESET) switch to reset the error. You can then | ||||||
| sewing. | press the STEP BACK (RESET) switch to repeat | ||||
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| Emergency stop switch is activated or its | the sewing. |
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E.12 | Turn off power and check it. |
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| connection is not correct. |
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E.13 | Defective connection of model selection | Turn off power and check connector P3. | ||||
| connector. |
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E.14 | Foot switch was depressed, or connection of | Turn off power and check it. |
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| foot switch is defective. |
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E.15 | Start switch was depressed, or connection of | Turn off power and check it. |
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E.16 | start switch is defective. |
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Machine head was tilted back. | Turn off power and tilt machine head back. | |||||
E.17 | Operation panel switch was depressed when | Turn off power and check it. |
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| power was turned on. |
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| Motor malfunctions or synchronizer is not | Turn off power, and then turn the machine pulley to | ||||
E.20 | check if the machine has locked up. Check the | |||||
connected correctly. Or thermostat inside | synchronizer connection, and connectors P11, P12 | |||||
| sewing machine motor has operated. | and P13. |
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E.21 |
| Check if the sewing machine motor has overheated. | ||||
Motor malfunctioned. | Turn off power and check ground wire connection. | |||||
E.22 | Needle up stop position error. | Turn pulley to align | timing mark with that on belt | |||
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E.30 | Data exceeds available sewing area due to | Adjust resize ratio. |
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| resize ratio. |
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E.31 | Stitch length exceeds 10mm due to resize | Adjust resize ratio. |
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E.32 | No end code in sewing data. | Input end code, or change program No. |
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