QSEW QS-1201 Needle Replacement

Introduction

Attention, tailors! This manual offers a comprehensive guide on replacing a broken needle in your QSEW QS-1201 computerized embroidery machine. While the process is relatively straightforward, the machine may seem a bit intimidating. If you're not familiar with how it works, follow this guide, and you'll be back to embroidering your favorite items in no time. Pull up your socks and give it a try!

Before you begin, power off the machine and unplug the device from the outlet.

What you need

Step 1 Needle

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Power off your machine and unplug it from the outlet.
This will prevent accidental activation and injury, even for experts!

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Step 2

Have a close look at the difference between the broken needle ( left ) and the brand-new needle ( right ).

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Step 3

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Locate the needle holder with the broken needle.

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Step 4

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Tool used on this step:

Flathead 3/32" or 2.5 mm Screwdriver

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Use a 3.0 mm Flathead screwdriver to loosen the screw.

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Step 5

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Gently secure the needle with the needle nose pliers.
With a tight grip, pull down to remove the needle.

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Step 6

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Discard the broken needle in a safe place.
By doing so, you ensure that no one gets injured when dealing with the trash.
Afterward, use the needle nose pliers to insert the new needle into the needle holder securely.

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Step 7

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Use the 3 mm Flathead screwdriver to secure the screw, without over-tightening.

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Step 8

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Move the needle using the pliers in a circular motion from left to right to verify it moves freely without hitting any surrounding components.
You're all set to use your embroidery machine!

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