#Color change gear swf embroidery machine how to#

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#Color change gear swf embroidery machine series#

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cycle through a couple needles to make sure it's lined up. use the knob to finely dial it over a tad until the error stops, you're aligned again. it will give you an error that you're not positioned on #1.

When you're done with that, use the wheel to move it all the way to the #1 spot, press needle #1. on the wheel you'll want to focus on the side walls of the groove, not in the groove itself-dont put too much on there (note the small shafts that slide into the groove as you turn the wheel, those shouldn't be greasy.) use the knob to cycle thru the colors as you're doing this to work the new grease in. use a q-tip and apply new grease (should have come with machine) to the wheel and new grease into the gears. Take that cover off, take a Q-tip and remove all of the grease on the actual 'wheel' and on the 2-3 gears on the right. (4 screws) this is the box behind the tension knobs which has the knob on the right which you can use to manually go move the needles thru the colors. You should take the metal box/cover off behind the tension knobs to expose the color change gear. below procedure is just a typical greasing of the color change wheel. When i get that sound, this is what i do with my SWF 601-this may or may not fix your problem, it usually fixes mine. If there is a service tech that I can pay who would have the ability to Skype so I could walk through the issue in real time I can do that as well. I can be contacted at if the video did not come through as an attachment very well and I can email it directly if needed. If there is anyone that would have a suggestion as to what to do I would be much obliged. We have oiled the machine every day and sometimes on heavy use twice a day.

#Color change gear swf embroidery machine full#

It appears the head moves very well through its full range of motion except during the transition from far right to far left during the embroidery process. We also ran each needle setting through a series of moves from 1 to 2 to 3 etc etc and multiple variations as well with no grinding sound. The head then moved from the far right to the far left with no issues suggesting the issue only occurs during the embroidery process. The sound was a very long and loud grinding sound (like plastic gears slipping) and the head being unable to finish its move to the left resulting in needle mis-allignment.įor the next shirt we stopped the machine after needle 2 was finished, reset the design, and fast forwarded (jumped) to needle 1.

#Color change gear swf embroidery machine code#

The worst sound which became an error code 300 was when needle 2 was selected to end at the far right and needle 1 was selected to begin at the far left. All other moves in the middle of the artwork are done with no problem. The noise occurs after the thread has been cut and the head moves from the far right of an artwork to the far left of the artwork (artwork being 3' x 3'). We bought the machine in South Africa so having it serviced here in Malawi is either very expensive to fly someone here or non-existant so I am turning here for help.Īttached is a 6 second video showing the grinding noise that the SWF has developed. Recently the machine has developed a grinding noise in the head. We own a single head SWF and like it quite a bit.

We support ourselves by teaching and running a couple of small businesses one of which is a small print shop that does embroidery. My wife is a clinical director here and I am a teacher/small business owner. My family and I are missionaries to Malawi Africa. This is my first post so by way of introduction my name is David Epperson.