I can think of a few possible issues with the embroidery arm. First check for any bent or damaged contacts on both sides (sewing machine and embroidery arm). If there are bent pins, they need to be straightened (gently). Next, the electrical connections could have oxidation/dirt that is making blocks the proper seating of the pins. Try using an electronic contact cleaner. Spray the contacts with the sewing machine unplugged. Then seat and remove the embroidery arm several times to clean both sides of the connection. Wait until the spray dries to turn on the sewing machine to test the embroidery unit connection. Check if the embroidery arm moves freely once attached.
In one case, I know of someone who has two Husqvarna embroidery sewing machines. They mixed up which embroidery unit went with which machine. They were not interchangeable and didn't seat properly. Correctly connecting the correct arm to the appropriate machine solved the problem.
I hope this helps.
Cindy Wells
SOURCE: embroidery stick
You need the USB Manager software to view the files. Have a look at all the software that were supplied with the machine. Load the embroidery software on your laptop and then open the USB manager.
When it opens it will show a light blue screen and grey icons to the left. Click in "disk", then click on "read disk" and you should be able to see your designs. The grey icons will turn orange were designs are stored, and the grey ones indicate empty space for more designs.
Enjoy your fantastic machine
SOURCE: Kenmore 19005
The memory card cannot be over 128 mb. Also the files need to be .jef format and stored in an emb folder on the card. I hope this helps.
SOURCE: Husqvarna Diamond Embroidery unit problems
Make sure that the red disk (smaller than a floppy) on the underside of your embroidery unit has been removed. Remove and discard the red disk. It is used for shipping purposes only. Joyce
SOURCE: bobbin thread shows on top of machine embroidery
You are not getting bobbin tension somehow. Either not threaded correctly in the assembly or it needs to be adjusted tighter.
SOURCE: unable to load 3d embroidery on hp windows 7
3D was intended to be used on XP and also worked for some time on Vista with the proper manipulation of updates. I don't believe that it will work at all on Windows 7.
4D does work on both Vista and Windows 7. It does need the latest update for Windows 7.
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