To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if SunStar SWF/C-T1201 has trimmer return failure?
If your SunStar Sewing Machine experiences trimmer return failure, it could be due to a poor connection of the sensor, a bad circuit board, a bad sensor or sensor position, or a dirty area around the sensor. To address this, check the connection, change the circuit board, change the sensor, clean around the sensor, or adjust the location of the sensor unit.
General| Brand | SunStar |
|---|---|
| Model | SWF/C-T1201 |
| Category | Sewing Machine |
| Language | English |
Procedures for safe machine delivery via crane and forklift.
Requirements for machine installation environment, electricity, and foundation.
Guidelines for safe operation, including dress code and handling moving parts.
Instructions for safe repair work, emphasizing SWF-trained engineers and genuine parts.
Specifies optimal temperature, humidity, and workspace conditions for machine installation.
Details required input voltage, allowed range, capacity, and insulation resistance.
Details the function of each button and display element on the operation box.
Explains the function and operation of emergency power and start/stop buttons.
Describes how to use the emergency stop button to halt the machine immediately.
Guides on proper upper thread threading and tension adjustment for optimal stitching.
Instructions for threading the bobbin and adjusting lower thread tension for correct stitching.
Covers needle selection, thread relationship, and needle-hook timing for stitching quality.
Steps for installing or upgrading the machine's operating system software.
Detailed instructions on using various functions accessible through the control panel menus.
Settings for repeating designs horizontally, vertically, and with specified intervals.
Parameters for embroidery work and machine operation, including stitch clearing and jump conversion.
Options for modifying stitch data, dividing designs, and filtering designs.
Controls for moving the embroidery frame during operation and for setup.
Lists error messages related to the main shaft motor and their causes/corrections.
Lists error messages for X and Y axis motors and their corresponding solutions.
Lists critical points for regular inspection to prevent machine failures.
Addresses common operational failures like loose belts, power issues, and start switch errors.
Troubleshoots errors related to incorrect needle stop positions due to loose belts or encoder issues.
Solutions for errors in needle stop position, signal sensing, and take-up lever position during color changes.
Lists causes of thread breaks, including stitch density, needle size, installation, and thread quality.
Explains how to resolve poor stitch tension due to upper/lower thread issues or hook timing.
Covers causes of needle breaks like bent needles, incorrect installation, or needle-hook point issues.
Troubleshoots trimming failures due to fuse issues, solenoid problems, or damaged components.
