MISSING PART FOR THE MACHINE PC8500

Go to Singer Parts: Singer Parts Online.....You can look for the embroidery unit on one of the two and it will give a listing of which ones can utilize the unit.

My guess is sensor. I would think the belt has to go on anyway special as I assume it calibrates by going max x,y them min x,y every time you install table. Could be lint, thread, or other inside the table. Check the modular connector that plugs into the sewing machine, both machine and table for lint or other debris.

go to this link it might help you out. How to oil pc 7500 sewing embroidery machine Google Search ..
and this link you might find your manual. Pacesetter PC 7500 sewing embroidery machine manual Google Search

$250 -$470, probably cost $40 to ship. $470 purportedly great condition.


BROTHER Pacesetter PC8500 Sewing Embroidery Machine eBay

Brother Embroidery Sewing Machine PC 8500 Great Conditiion eBay

The Babylock Esante ESE1 and ESE2 hoops are not compatible with the Esante ESI1 or ESI2 hoops. The Babylock ESI1/2 used the same hoops as the Brother PC7000 and PC7500. The ESE1/2 use the hoops that are compatible with the Brother PC6500 and PE700 series embroidery machines.

I wish that I had better news for you. This site has hoops for sale for both the ESI1 and the ESE1: http://www.allbrands.com/categories/871 . If you need hoops for either machine, use the compatibility data on each machine type to help you find more vendors that may have the embroidery hoops.

Cindy Wells

http://www.sewitworks.com/manuals/

Same as PC8500 right? Cute little machine.

Cheers,
Kelly
San Diego, CA

EmbroideryServices

try these link for the part you need
http://www.sewingwithsinger.ecrater.com/p/6317611/brother-sewing-machine-power-cord

http://www.devicemanuals.com/guide/Sewing%20Machine/Brother/Brother-PE-700II-Domestic-embroidery-Sewing-User-T0RFM05UWT.html

This happens every time I finish a design. First, close the software on your computer. Next, turn off the embroidery machine. Now unplug the USB cable from the machine and then from the back of your computer. Now reverse the progress. This will clear the "buffer" between your computer and the machine. It's a bit of a pain to do each time, but it does work.