Melco EMT 1 Technical Manual

72, If hook timing is correct, no further adjustment is required. Proceed to Step 23. If hook timing is NOT correct, proceed to Step 11. 11. While the hook is still in the HOOK TIMING position, color the screw on the RIGHT side of the hook (see Figure 3-29) with a felt-tipped marker. DO NOT LOOS…

58, Melco EMT 1 Needle Case Removal It may become necessary to remove the needle case from the front of the head to replace the needle bar driver, take up lever gear, or needle bar reciprocator. Refer to the following steps to remove the needle case from embroidery head. 1. Turn ON the EMT 1 and bring the embroi…

51, 6. Pull the encoder out of the shaft coupling and encoder mount. Capture the jam nut and washer as the encoder shaft is removed. 7. Insert the new encoder/shaft into the hole of the encoder mount, place the washer and then the jam nut onto the encoder shaft as you insert the shaft …

31, X Beam Assembly The X beam assembly consists of the X carriage, X motor, X drive belt, and various other mechanical components that make up the device that holds the hoop during the embroidery process. The X beam is attached to the Y drive system by connecting to the Y drive rails at either end of …

62, A typical dimension for the gap between the relaxed solenoid plunger and needle bar driver reciprocator is approximately 0.015 to 0.045 inches (0.4 to 1.1 mm) as shown in Figure 3-18. To obtain this gap, loosen the locking nut on the solenoid and rotate the solenoid inside the bracket until th…

10, Electrical Grounding WARNING! It is very important that the power cord be plugged into a properly wired electrical outlet. Failure to have a properly wired outlet may result in damage to the equipment and injury to personnel. It is recommended that a licensed electrician be cons…