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Why won't embroidery machine arm won't move freely

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The arm belts may be in a bind. You will need to have it serviced by a Viking Service Tech. You can find a dealer near you by using the link 'Locate a Dealer' at the Husqvarna Viking Website - http://www.husqvarnaviking.com/us

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 19, 2008

SOURCE: embroidery arm

Turn off the machine, remove the carriage, check that nothing is hitting against the arm and try again.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 10, 2008

SOURCE: JAMMED FREE ARM ON EMBROIDERY UNIT

I called my Tech (dealer) in Oshawa Ontario and he had the solution and it was simple. Just apply a little presure to the arm while pushing the return to storage possition button and it worked. I have since thought to myself that I had shut off the machine while the arm was still in the working possition and therefore (I think) couldn't recalibrate when I turned it on in the morning so from now on I will shut the machine down with the arm in the store it possition and see if it happens again. This might not have been the problem and then it may just be the cure. Thanks for answering my e-mail so promptly but I now have an e-mail for the tech in Oshawa.
Lynne

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 15, 2009

SOURCE: the embroidery arm is not working properly

You definitely need to take that in for service. The machine has a feature that lets it know which hoop is on the machine so is can't sew outside the hoop area, so if it does, you'll need a technician to make it right.

mystery_soul

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  • Posted on Feb 19, 2010

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Check is the embroidery unit is leveled with the machine. If is not put something under the machine or the unit to make them both leveled. NOt being leveled causes the machine to not recognize the embroidery arm.
Also make sure your sewing pedal is unplugged.

Debbi's Sewing Machine Repair

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  • Posted on May 17, 2012

SOURCE: my viking #1+ embroidery unit when i turn it on the arm won't move to line up to embroidery

it would be a good idea to have the machine checked

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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.

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Turn off the machine, remove the carriage, check that nothing is hitting against the arm and try again.

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