Mechanical trouble – Brother PC-8500 8500D User Manual

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Utility

Stitches

Characters

and

Decorative

Stitches

Embroidering

Editing

Embroidery

Patterns

Retrieving

My

Custom

Stitch

TM

Maintenance

Error

Messages

Trouble

shooting

Sewing

Chart

Patterns

(Programmed

in Machine)

Patterns

(Memory

Card)

Sewing

Setting Up

Symptom

1. Fabric is not fed properly

2. Needle breaks

3. Machine is noisy, slow speed, thread

trimming is not good

4. Machine does not start

5. Embroidery unit does not work

Remedy

1. Set stitch length properly.

2. Change presser foot to correct one.

3. Change to proper needle.

4. Remove thread-ends in the race or

inner shuttle.

1. Set needle properly.

2. Change to proper needle.

3. Check the “RELATED CHART OF

SEWING FABRICS, THREAD AND
NEEDLE” on page 172.

4. Sew without pulling but just guide the

fabric.

1. Remove dust by cleaning with a brush.

1. Press “START/STOP” button.

2. Turn the power on.

3. Lower the presser foot.

4. Refer to “ERROR MESSAGES” on

page 173.

1. Turn the power on.

2. Connect embroidery unit properly to

the machine.

3. Turn off the power then insert the

memory card.

4. Refer to “ERROR MESSAGES” on

page 173.

5. Refer to page 109.

Probable cause

1. Stitch length is set at no feeding.

2. The combination of selected stitch and

presser foot is not correct.

3. Correct needle is not being used.

4. Thread is entangled.

1. Needle is not correctly inserted.

2. Correct needle is not used.

3. The combination of fabric, thread and

needle is not correct.

4. The fabric is pulled too much.

1. Dust is clinging under the needle plate.

1. “START/STOP” button is not pressed.

2. Main power switch is in the off position.

3. Presser foot is not lowered.

4. Check error messages.

1. Power switch is in the off position.

2. Embroidery unit is not correctly

connected to the machine.

3. Memory card is not inserted.

4. Check error messages.

5. The embroidery unit was not correctly

initialized.

Mechanical trouble

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