What to do if my Barudan BEVT machine won't power up?
If your Barudan Lubrication systems machine won't power up, it might be due to the EMERGENCY STOP switch being engaged or a blown fuse. First, turn the EMERGENCY STOP switch clockwise to release it. Then, try powering the machine on again. Also, check the fuse.
Why does my Barudan BEVT Lubrication systems machine stop, even though the thread isn't broken?
Your Barudan Lubrication systems machine might be stopping without a thread break for several reasons. It could be that the sewing head is turned off while the thread break indicator switch is on; if so, turn the thread break indicator switch off when heads are not in use. Alternatively, the thread might not be properly threaded, so ensure the thread path is completely threaded. Other potential causes include a faulty take-up spring (make sure it's bouncing freely, and replace it if needed).
General| Type | Automatic lubrication system |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Barudan embroidery machines |
| Model | BEVT Series |
| Category | Lubrication systems |
| Manufacturer | Barudan |
General safety guidelines for machine operation and user protection.
Proper grounding procedures to prevent electrical shock and machine damage.
Explains various warning labels on the machine and their meanings.
Overview of the machine's components and controls, with labeled diagrams.
Step-by-step guide for changing the needle or color during operation.
Setting up and adjusting the sequin device for embroidery operations.
How to transfer designs using the ABC Drive feature for quick multiple designs.
Instructions for loading designs from a PC via the COM port.
Procedures for saving designs from the machine to a PC via COM port.
Overview of USB memory functions and uses on the embroidery machine.
How to save design files to FDR or PRJ folders on the USB memory.
Instructions for loading designs stored on USB memory.
Sewing designs directly from USB memory without loading them.
How to view and modify program parameters that affect pattern appearance.
Defining embroidery areas to limit pantograph movement using sub-soft limits.
Configuring matrix embroidery settings for repeating designs in an area.
A comprehensive list of program parameters, their functions, ranges, and defaults.
Registering the starting point for designs to ensure accurate sewing commencement.
Tracing the design's sewing area and position before starting.
Changing color codes in a design while the machine is running.
Automatically repairing missed stitches by backtracking and re-sewing.
Resuming sewing from the last stopped position after a power interruption.
Detailed explanations of various machine condition parameters and their settings.
Introduction to networking, advantages, and required equipment.
Instructions for updating the machine's system software using a USB memory device.
A comprehensive list of error messages, their descriptions, and potential causes.
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