What to do if the thread wiper doesn't operate correctly on my Brother KE-430F Sewing Machine?
If the thread wiper on your Brother Sewing Machine isn't operating correctly: * It might be obstructing the needle, so adjust the height of the thread wiper. * Adjust the operating distance of the thread wiper. * The thread wiper position may be incorrect, so adjust the operating distance of the thread wiper.
What to do if the work clamp does not rise on my Brother Sewing Machine KE-430F?
If the work clamp on your Brother Sewing Machine (KE-430F) does not rise, it could be due to: * Sluggish work clamp operation – grease the sliding part of the work clamp. * Too much friction between the work clamp lifter plate and work clamp arm lever plate – grease these parts. * The work clamp contacting the thread wiper – adjust the position of the thread wiper.
What to do if the button clamp does not rise on my Brother KE-430F Sewing Machine BE-438F?
If the button clamp on your Brother Sewing Machine (BE-438F) does not rise, it might be because the work clamp is contacting the thread wiper. Adjust the position of the thread wiper to resolve this.
General| Type | Electronic Sewing Machine |
|---|---|
| Bobbin Winding | Automatic |
| Feed System | Drop Feed |
| Stitch Type | Decorative |
| Stitch Length | 5 mm |
| Stitch Width | 7 mm |
| Presser Foot Lift | Adjustable |
| Bobbin | Drop-in |
| Thread Tension | Adjustable |
| Power Requirements | AC 100-120V, 50/60Hz |
Describes DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION terms used in safety instructions.
Explains the meaning of caution, prohibition, and mandatory symbols.
Details requirements and precautions for machine setup and electrical work.
Safety precautions for maintenance, inspection, and part replacement.
Describes DANGER, GEFAHR labels and high voltage area warnings.
Emphasizes ground connection importance and general operational warnings.
Explains proper lifting, handling, and tilting procedures for the machine head.
Resets the machine to factory default settings.
Allows viewing software version and checking machine error history.
Adjusts motor home positions and sets foot switch depression strokes.
Adjusts main shaft motor position and corrects digital tension output.
Sets operation protection levels and updates the control program version.
Step-by-step guide to changing memory switch settings.
Configures device settings and error processing behavior.
Provides precautions for using commercially available SD cards.
Explains SD card preparation and lists available read/write modes.
Guides on transferring pattern data between SD card and machine.
Guides on transferring memory switch settings between SD card and machine.
Guides on saving error logs and updating control program via SD card.
Safety warnings and general notes before starting disassembly.
Safety warnings and general notes before starting assembly.
Safety warnings and notes for performing adjustments.
Provides recommended thread tensions for various materials.
Guides on adjusting trimmer cam position and motor home positions.
Guides on calibrating digital tension output using a tension gauge.
Safety warnings for handling oil and grease.
DANGER and NOTE regarding electrical safety and ground connection.
Safety warnings regarding electric shock and injury.
Provides general advice and solutions for power indicator errors.
Details solutions for errors related to switches, connections, and foot switch.
Details solutions for errors related to X/Y feed, encoders, and work clamp motors.
Details solutions for thread nipper, clamp, test, and feed mechanism errors.
Details solutions for sewing, motor, stitch, and thread trimmer errors.
Details solutions for position, SD card, and panel errors.
Lists switch-related error codes and their remedies.
Lists motor and feed mechanism error codes and remedies.
Lists work clamp, communication, and memory error codes and remedies.
Lists data editing and device error codes and remedies.
Lists PCB and version update error codes and remedies.
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