- Check the hooping
- Not the proper backing for the object being embroidered on
-Not the proper speed (too fast can ruin proper stitching placement)
-Product catching on something during the embroidery process
-Check if arms are secured and straight
- a Bad design (try one of our designs)
-Check the pantograph while it is on and see if it moves smoothly and then when it is off physically manipulate it to see if it is smooth as well.
-If machine is on, the pantograph should lock with physical manipulation and move smoothly with physical manipulation when off.
-Also check if the loss of registration is on a single needle or multiple needles.
-If it goes too far in one direction or another it could be — a bad sensor, flag is dirty, flag is too low and the sensor does not read it, or it is damaged.
- If the loss of registration is Random that usually means it is Electrical in nature.
- If the loss of registration is Consistent that usually means it is Physical in nature.