There is a noise that is very hard to describe. Almost like a top spinning/grinding. The machine will quit unexpectedly or will make that noise and then I get the error message above. The needle needs to be raised and then the machine seems to jolt and then continues on embroidering.
Check your manual, it may have some information . https://searchmanuals.net/search7/?keyword=%2Bmanuals&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr4Tvr8fa4AIVuSCtBh0wvgASEAAYASAAEgKC7PD_BwE
SOURCE: help setting Viking Designer I machine for free motion quilting
I assume you are doing free motion quilting? Use the V Menu, choose the first stitch. If you are using the Q Sensor foot or the spring free motion foot, go into the Set menu, hit "More" twice then turn On for either the Q Foot or Free motion. Make sure you have Needle Down turned on (top right-hand button on the left side above the needle). You might need to loosen the top tension by one or two clicks - first screen of the Set menu, under the picture that looks like DNA. A Size 90 needle is probably best and if the quilt is difficult to move about you might like to either use the Sewing Advisor to set for Heavy fabric or lessen the upper presser foot pressure - Set menu once again, next picture after the DNA. I have never had to do this with my D1 but I know some other people have. Get back if things are not working well for you.
Pam
SOURCE: Husqvarna Viking Designer 1 keeps breaking needles
The threading may be out of the channels. Rethread. Put in a fresh needle. Make sure you are using an embroidery needle and a new one for each new project. You can't use YLI bobbin thread. It stinks. If all this doesn't help, take it in to be checked These work great when there is not thread stuck in the bobbin case and it is threaded properly. If all is well, it will go like gangbusters.
SOURCE: Husqvarna Viking Designer I breaking needles
Dls8864's suggestion was a very good suggestion - make sure the metal stitch plate is pushed all the way to the back. Also make sure that the thread is feeding freely - if it is catching on something it can cause the needle to be pulled aside and make it break. Does the design fit properly inside the hoop you are using? If the foot and/or needle strike against the side of the hoop, that will cause a breakage. Is the bobbin thread okay - not making a bird's nest underneath?
SOURCE: The touch screen will not
Hi, this is a common problem to any touch screen. Touch screens has lesser life than the machine. You screen has gone bad, and you may have to replace it. There is no troubleshooting guide. And there is nothing wrong with your machine. Just that the touch screen has gotten old and not working.
SOURCE: machine will not sew correctly
Take it in and have them do a once over. Something could have been knocked out of adjustment during sipping.
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