Here's a video that shows you how to clear the error message:
Steps to Fix the Error Message:
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Identify the Error:
- If a “No Needle” error is displayed, the needle is not detected over the working area.
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Turn Off the Machine:
- Power down the machine completely.
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Rotate the Degree Wheel:
- Locate the degree wheel knob at the back of the machine.
- Perform 2-3 complete rotations clockwise, stopping at 100 degrees.
4. Align the Red Arrow:
- Ensure the red arrow on the degree wheel is precisely aligned at 100 degrees.
5.Check the Take-Up Levers:
- Verify that all the take-up levers are positioned at the same height.
6. Turn On the Machine:
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- Power the machine back on and let it load.
- The machine will automatically find a needle position.
7. Re-check the 100-Degree Setting:
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- After loading, press the 100-degree icon on the panel once more to ensure accuracy.
8. Verify Error Resolution:
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- If no error messages are displayed, the machine should be working properly.
- If the error persists, repeat the steps above.
Handling Resistance While Turning the Degree Wheel:
If you experience resistance while turning the degree wheel or if the wheel does not turn at all, you may need to expose the bobbin or rotary hook area. To do this, follow these steps:
Remove the Sewing Arm Cover:
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- Loosen the screws on the bottom of the sewing arm to remove the cover.
Check the Rotary Hook:
- Once the area is exposed and the bobbin case is removed, check the rotary hook for thread build-up or a stuck needle.
Fix a Stuck Needle:
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- Follow the steps showcased in this video to fix a stuck needle:
Re-do Timing if Rotary Hook is Removed:
- If you took off your rotary hook, you will need to re-do your timing. Refer to the "EM Series Proper Timing" article for detailed instructions.
Need additional help?
If you are still having issues, please don't hesitate to contact us for more help. Our team is here to help you get your machine up and running smoothly.
for further assistance visit our support page at www.ricoma.com/US/support.