My daughter forced an embroidery card into the port on my machine and I think it bent the pins inside. Can that be replaced? I can find just about every other part online except for this part.
Hi Marla,
If your machine supports a USB connection to your computer, you may be in luck getting designs to and from your machine. In the meantime, the bent pins may cause issues, but if there a standard
USB cable A to B (printer cable) available you may try that. If I recall there will be some settings to check but that is another way to get designs in and out of the machine.
Cheers,
Kelly
San Diego, CA
EmbroideryServices
SOURCE: Brother SE-270D Jams below needle plate
Comment by margecam52, posted on Aug 12, 2008
It's the bobbin thread. Also, it does not have to be Brother brand. Any 60wt thread will work. I get mine at http://www.threadart.com
They have it on large cones, and I use a cone holder to fill my bobbins. I have not had a single problem since. I like this thread because it has a sheen to it. I also have a longarm quilting machine & I use this bobbin thread 95% of the time. Also, be sure to check the bobbin area (remove the plastic & the metal plates) for lint buildup... I have a small, soft artists paint brush that I use to remove the lint build up with. I check after every embroidery run.
And for the thread not coming through...mine does it when I change thickness of threads. There is an adjustment wheel on the front of the machine, I turn that...seems to make the difference...not even sure that is what it's for...but it works for me.
SOURCE: belt slipping on brother SE 350 sewing machine
Hi - if you purchased your machine recently, I recommend that you exchange it. If you can't return or exchange the machine, check the paperwork that came with the machine - a phone number for Brother customer support should be in that paperwork; it might even be in the manual. If your machine is still under warranty, they can tell you where you can have it repaired.
Belts for these machines are not available "off the shelf", and the machines are not designed for consumer repair. However, if you've already taken the covers off and determined that it really is the belt that is the problem, take the belt to a Brother or Babylock dealer and purchase a new one. If you haven't taken the covers off, you can search the web for a service manual to determine the part number you need to order and find the instructions for making the repair - the service manuals are available on Brother's site, but you really need to dig around to find them ( I did it once, but haven't been able to find them since).
Please keep in mind that if your machine is still under warranty, you will void the warranty if you attempt to repair the machine yourself.
Good luck,
Ginny
SOURCE: Brother PED-Basic Driver?
Make sure you have the correct hoop size on the program selected, if it is other than 100x100 on the smaller machines, the designs don't show up when you try to embroider one.
SOURCE: brother SE-350
http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&type2=-1&prod=hf_se350eus&c=us&lang=en&flang=all
SOURCE: stitching loose. won't thread the fabric
try to rethread the machine all the way back to the spool of thread and check the top and bottom tensions on scrap of same fabric
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