Ricoma SWD-1501 Common Errors & Solutions Easy Way to Troubleshoot || ZDigitizing

Ricoma SWD-1501 Common Errors & Solutions Easy Way to Troubleshoot || ZDigitizing

You will learn how to easily correct the common error messages you might be getting on your embroidery machine. We will see how to diagnose a thread break: First of all, it is crucial to know why thread breaks occur to check your thread break. There are four major kinds of thread breaks: 1. Shredding – the thread shreds near the needle 2. Clean Breaks – the thread breaks cleanly 3. Pops Out – the thread pops out of the needle’s eye 4. False Thread Breaks – the top thread remains attached to the material ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do you Need a digitizing service for your embroidery machine, With super-fast turnaround and excellent quality? just click the link below and get a free quote in less than 5 minutes. 👉 https://ift.tt/a8WJ1w6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Read More 📖: https://ift.tt/5iSlUyP If You Need Embroidery Digitizing Or Vector Art Services, We Offer Special Discount. 50% OFF Click The Link Below: https://ift.tt/n2B6Lkr Subscribe to this Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkUYC-iZGu9sSr6jj74eSpg?sub_confirmation=1 Quick Links: 👉 Get a Free Quote in Less than 5 minutes: https://ift.tt/a8WJ1w6 👉 Subscribe to this channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkUY... 👉 View latest articles and blog: https://ift.tt/1i7BfhP 👉 Embroidery Digitizing: https://ift.tt/qCd18zL... 👉 Vector Art: https://ift.tt/rckyQB3... 👉 Embroidery Design Store: https://ift.tt/YGxjHiy Connect with us: 👉Follow us on instagram : https://ift.tt/iW3dI8K 👉Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/zdigitizing?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor 👉Follow us on facebook:https://ift.tt/gYZJudL 👉Follow us on Linkedin:https://ift.tt/YaLyVdU Ricoma SWD 1501 common errors & solutions: You will learn how to easily correct the common error messages you might be getting on your embroidery machine. We will see how to diagnose a thread break: Diagnosing A Thread Break-In Ricoma MT 1501 Embroidery Machine: First of all, it is crucial to know why thread breaks occur to check your thread break. There are four major kinds of thread breaks: 1. Shredding – the thread shreds near the needle 2. Clean Breaks – the thread breaks cleanly 3. Pops Out – the thread pops out of the needle’s eye 4. False Thread Breaks – the top thread remains attached to the material Causes For Common Errors In Ricoma Machine For Thread Breaks: CAUSE #1: INAPPROPRIATE TOP THREADING: If your thread path is not threaded correctly, the thread could be skipping a point in the path that adds tension. Inappropriate threading could as well cause a problem, which avoids the thread from flowing smoothly through the thread path, causing thread breaks. CAUSE #2: THE BOBBIN: A bobbin is a small spool of thread that is held in the sewing arm of the machine. Bobbin thread is referred to as BOTTOM THREAD because it is placed under the needle plate inside the sewing arm. On the contrary, the thread’s spools on top of your machine are referred to as a top thread. As machine embroidery requires these 2 threads, both threads should feed through their path flawlessly to catch each other and perform a stitch. That is why it is important to ensure the bobbin is feeding through the right mechanisms to complete its purpose. When holding and pulling the bobbin in your hand, the thread should turn in a clockwise direction before placing it into the front loading bobbin case. CAUSE #3: THE NEEDLE: Threads could break if your needle is not inserted rightly. Ensure the needle’s eye is facing the front and that the scarf of the needle is facing the back. Burrs in the needle might as well cause the thread to tear. It is also significant to check up on your needles often. Over time, needles would become dull and could bend when you embroider over thick items. This could cause your thread to break because the needle could get snagged and would pull the thread very tightly. CAUSE #4: THE THREAD: Old or damaged threads could cause your thread to break. Ensure you are storing your thread away from sunlight or hot temperatures to prevent damage. #ZD #Zdigitizing #Embroiderybusiness
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