FAQs & Troubleshooting

How do I resume embroidering after turning off the machine ?

In either of following cases, the remaining stitches of the embroidery are stored in the machine's memory.

If the machine's power switch is pressed to turn off after stopping embroidering.
Cut the thread before the machine's main power switch is turned off, otherwise the thread may be pulled or may catch when the carriage returns to its initial position after the machine is truned on again.
If the machine was accidentally turned off, for example, due to a power outage, while it was embroidering.
The remainder of the embroidery can be sewn when the machine is turned on again; however, some of the stitches that were already sewn may be sewn again.

Be careful when going back or forward through the stitching since the embroidery frame moves at the same time.

Set the main power switch to " | " to on the machine.
When the machine is turned on, the opening movie is played. Touch anywhere on the screen to display the message below.
The message " The carriage of the embroidery unit will move. Keep your hands etc. away the carriage. " appears.
Touch " OK ". The carriage moves to its initial position.

→ A message appears, asking if you wish to continue embroidering or start a new operation.
The message " OK to recall resume previous memory? " will appear.

Touch " OK " to continue embroidering.
- If you touch " Cancel " key, embroidering is canceled and the pattern type selection screen to select a new pattern is displayed.
→ The embroidering screen displayed before the machine was turned off appears.
Touch .
The stitch navigating screen appears.
Touch two or three times to go back two or three stitches.

Each touch of this key moves one stitch back through the stitching.
- Check that the red pointer light indicates the needle drop point where stitches have already been done.
Touch " OK " .
→ The embroidering screen appears again.
Touch , and then press the “Start/Stop” button to continue embroidering.

The machine can be stopped at any time, even while it is embroidering; however, if the machine is stopped when the thread color is changed, it is not necessary to go back through the stitching when embroidering is continued.