Collection of fault codes
JR373D
Displayed error codes |
Meaning of Error Code |
The generation of errors |
ER-01 |
Unable to find needle stop position
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1: The handwheel and motor are not close enough 2: The magnetic steel on the handwheel has fallen off 3: Reverse polarity installation of handwheel magnet 4: Poor contact of the nine pin terminal head 5: The motor Hall is damaged, please replace the motor |
ER-02 |
Foot pedal signal error
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1: When starting up, the speed controller was not plugged in 2: Reverse insertion of speed regulator 3: Governor wire disconnected 4: Governor damaged |
ER-03 |
Motor phase signal error
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1: Poor contact of the nine pin plug 2: There is a significant deviation between the Hall sensor and the rotor during motor installation 3: The motor Hall is broken |
ER-04 |
Motor stalling protection
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1: Sewing machine is too heavy or blocked 2: Motor overload 3: The 4-wire drive wire of the motor is not connected properly or plugged in incorrectly |
ER-05 |
Hardware overcurrent protection
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1: Sewing machine is too heavy or blocked 2: Motor overload 3: The motor phase signal line is not connected properly |
ER-07 |
Serial communication timeout |
1: Poor connection of the display screen to the motherboard cable 2: The motherboard chip is damaged |
ER-09 |
Poor memory
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1: Damaged or faulty motherboard memory
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ER-13 |
The foot pressure sensor has no signal
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1: The installation distance of the foot pressure sensor is too far 2: The foot pressure sensor is damaged 3: The magnet on the presser foot connecting rod falls off or is installed backwards |
ER - 14 |
Reset sensor cannot find needle position
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1: The sensor of the left induction aluminum wheel is damaged 2: The magnet on the aluminum wheel falls off or is installed upside down |
ER - 15 |
9700 error signal |
1: 9700 encoder damaged |
V6
Serial number |
error code |
processing method |
1 |
Report "OA" error |
1. Rotate the motor handwheel of the machine head to see if it is stuck? If stuck, arrange firstExcept for mechanical failure of the machine head; 2. If the rotation is easy, please check if the motor encoder disc connector and motor power connector are loose? electric Is the power plug of the machine reversed? If it is not good, please correct it; 3. If the contact is good, check whether the grid voltage is too low or the speed is set too highHigh? If available, please adjust Whole; 4. If normal, please replace the electrical control box. |
9 |
Report "1A" error |
1. The voltage of the power grid is low, adjust the parameters to 55 Item, enter parameter check busVoltage, voltage value lower than 230V When the electrical control box alarms, please stabilize the mains voltage; 2. Will P63 Change the parameter to 'ON'. |
13 |
Report 'FF. FE' error |
1. If the contact is good, please replace the operation panel; 2. If it is not a malfunction of the control panel, please replace it if the electrical control box is damaged. |
3 |
Report error '08'
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1. Are the motor coding disc connector and motor power connector loose? If not properly connected, please correct the contact points; 2. Check for voltage fluctuations, frequent voltage fluctuations can also causeThis error occurred; 3. Motor malfunction, please replace. |
2 |
Report '09' error
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1. Check if the motor coding disc connector is properly plugged in? If not properly connected, please correct the contact points; 2. If the contact is good, replace the motor with a replacement method. If the motor is damaged, please replace it; 3. If it is not a motor malfunction, it is a damage to the electrical control box. Please make an updateChange. |
10 |
Report "11" error
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Turn off the system power, check if the motor sensor connector is loose or detached, and remove itAfter returning to normal, reset Start the system. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the controller and notify the manufacturer. |
6 |
Report "14" error
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1. Electromagnetic current protection, electromagnetic connection wire damaged or electromagneticBad, please replace it; 2. The electrical control is broken, replace the electrical control box. |
5 |
Report "15" error
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The wire cutting protection device has not returned to its original position or can be used in emergency situations P85 Change the parameter to '0' ” |
7 |
Report "18" error
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1. Instantaneous high voltage, turn off the controller and then turn it on again; 2. The resistor inside the electrical control box is damaged. Please replace the electrical control box; 3. take P63 Change the parameter to 'ON'. |
8 |
Report "19" error
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1. The voltage of the power grid is high. Adjust the parameter to 55 and enter the parameter check to check the bus voltage. The voltage value is high to 380V When the electrical control box alarms, please stabilize the mains voltage; 2. take P63 Change the parameter to 'ON'. |
11 |
Report "21" error
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1. The motor resistance is high. Check if the mechanical part of the motor is stuckStay; 2. The motor is damaged, replace the motor. |
12 |
Report "24" error |
1. When the motor stops, there is a reverse situation. Check if there is any looseness at the connection of the motor; 2. Motor grating displacement or motor signal malfunction, please updateReplace the motor; 3. Abnormal electronic control parameter settings, please perform motor angle detection. |
4 |
Report '99' error
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1. The foot pedal controller plug is not properly plugged in; 2. The metal pin of the foot pedal controller plug is pushed out; 3. The electrical control box is damaged. |
H6-4S1
trouble display |
Fault content |
Possible causes of malfunction |
Check items and handle them |
E011 E012 |
Motor signal malfunction |
Motor position sensor signal malfunction |
Is the motor plug in good contact? Is the motor signal detection device damaged? Is the sewing machine handwheel installed properly |
E021 E023 |
Motor overload |
Motor stalling, motor overload |
Is the motor plug in good contact? Is the machine head or cutting mechanism stuck? Is the sewing specification and thickness above the fabric current detection signal normal |
E101 |
Hardware driver failure |
Current detection abnormal direct drive device |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E111 E112 |
System voltage too high |
Actual voltage is too high, brake circuit fault voltage detection is incorrect |
Is the incoming voltage of the system too high? Is the braking resistor working properly? Is the system voltage detection circuit working properly |
E121 E122 |
System voltage too low |
The actual voltage is too low and the voltage detection is incorrect |
Is the incoming voltage of the system too low? Is the system voltage detection circuit working properly |
E131 |
Current detection circuit fault |
Abnormal current detection |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly |
E133 |
0Z circuit fault |
0Z circuit is abnormal |
Is the 0Z circuit of the system working properly |
E134 |
DBFLT malfunction |
The automatic resistance circuit is abnormal |
Is the automatic resistor plug in good contact and is the automatic resistor damaged |
E201 |
Excessive motor current |
Abnormal current detection, abnormal motor operation |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly? Is the motor signal normal |
E211 E212 |
Abnormal operation of the motor |
Abnormal operation of the motor |
Is the motor plug in good contact and is the motor signal not matching |
E301 |
Poor communication in the operation box |
Communication data loss of machine head operation box |
Is the plug of the operation box in good contact? Are the components of the operation box damaged |
E302 |
Operation box E2PR0M malfunction |
Internal malfunction of the operation box |
Check if the operating box components are damaged |
E303 |
SPI communication failure |
Internal malfunction of the operation box |
Check if the main control board components are damaged |
E304 |
HMI master-slave chip communication failure |
Internal malfunction of the operation box |
Check if the operating box components are damaged |
E402 |
Pedal ID malfunction |
Pedal identification fault |
The pedal joint is loose |
E403 |
Pedal zero position correction fault |
The pedal zero correction value exceeds the range |
The pedal is not in a stopped state when it is damaged or calibrated |
E501 |
Flip switch malfunction |
The flip switch is effective |
Put down the machine head or check the flip switch |
E502 |
Oil level alarm malfunction |
Oil level alarm malfunction |
Refueling reminder |
E601 |
Hardware driver failure |
STEP2 fabric feeding motor hardware overcurrent |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E602 |
Hardware driver failure |
STEP2 software overcurrent for fabric feeding motor |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E603 |
Hardware driver failure |
STEP2 current detection circuit for fabric feeding motor |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E604 |
Motor signal malfunction |
STEP2 initial mechanical angle of fabric feeding motor |
Is the plug of the fabric delivery motor in good contact |
E605 |
Motor signal malfunction |
At the beginning of STEP2, the encoder or rotor of the fabric feeding motor gets stuck |
Is the plug of the fabric delivery motor in good contact and is there any mechanical sticking point |
E606 |
Hardware driver failure |
STEP2 motor winding circuit for fabric feeding motor |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E607 |
Hardware driver failure |
STEP1 hardware overcurrent for presser foot wire cutting motor |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E608 |
Hardware driver failure |
Step 1 software overcurrent for presser foot wire cutting motor |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E609 |
Hardware driver failure |
STEP1 current detection circuit for presser foot wire cutting motor |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E610 |
Motor signal malfunction |
Initial mechanical angle of the presser foot wire cutting motor STEP1 |
Is the plug of the presser foot wire cutting motor in good contact |
E611 |
Motor signal malfunction |
At the beginning of STEP1, the encoder or rotor of the presser foot wire cutting motor gets stuck |
Is the plug of the presser foot wire cutting motor in good contact and is there any mechanical sticking point |
E612 |
Hardware driver failure |
STEP1 motor winding circuit for presser foot wire cutting motor |
Is the system current detection circuit working properly and are the driving components damaged |
E613 |
Hardware driver failure |
The encoder or rotor of the STEP2 feeding motor gets stuck during operation |
Is the plug of the fabric feeding motor in good contact? Is the system current detection circuit working properly? Are the driving components damaged |
E614 |
Hardware driver failure |
The encoder or rotor of the STEP1 wire cutting motor gets stuck during operation |
Is the plug of the crimping and wire cutting motor in good contact? Is the system current detection circuit working properly? Are the driving components damaged |
P.oFF |
Power off display |
Power off |
Waiting for the power to be reconnected |
EvAL |
Trial protection fault |
Trial period is up |
Contact the agent |
L. bob |
Is the bottom line raised |
The bottom line count value is negative |
After changing the bottom line, long press the $key to cancel the prompt status |
P. bob |
Piece rate reminder |
The count value is zero |
Press the S key to enter the interface, long press the "Front Seam" key for more than 2 seconds to cancel the prompt status |
D9
Fault code |
Fault description |
Cause of malfunction |
Solution to the malfunction |
ER-01 |
Unable to find needle stop position |
1: The handwheel and motor are not close enough 2: The magnetic steel on the handwheel has fallen off 3: Reverse polarity installation of handwheel magnet 4: Poor contact of the nine pin terminal head 5: Motor Hall is damaged |
1: Check if the motor signal wire is loose 2: Replace the handwheel 3: Replace the motor
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ER-02 |
Governor signal error |
1: When starting up, the speed controller was not plugged in 2: Reverse insertion of speed regulator 3: Governor wire disconnected |
1: Check the signal line of the speed controller 2: Replace the speed regulator 3: Replace the controller |
ER-03 |
Motor phase signal error |
1: Poor contact of the nine pin plug 2: There is a significant deviation between the Hall sensor and the rotor during motor installation 3: The motor Hall is broken |
1: Open the rubber cover on the motor and look at the motor through the hole Is the rotor and stator in the same plane to ensure error Not exceeding 1MM 2: Replace the motor 3: Replace the controller |
ER-04 |
Motor stalling protection |
1: Sewing machine is too heavy or blocked The 4-wire drive cable is not connected properly or plugged in incorrectly |
1: Check the 4P wire of the motor |
ER-05 |
Hardware overcurrent protection |
1: Sewing machine is too heavy or blocked |
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ER-07 |
Display screen and motherboard communication timeout |
1: Poor connection of the display screen to the motherboard cable |
1: Check the connection cable between the display screen and the controller |
ER-09 |
Poor memory |
1: Damaged or faulty motherboard memory |
1: Controller damage 1: Control box damage |
ER-10 |
Optical eye control circuit malfunction |
1: The display screen is poorly connected to the optical eye |
1: Display screen damaged |
ER-15 |
encoder failed |
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ER-16 |
Overvoltage |
The motor drive power supply voltage is too high, the 220V power supply voltage exceeds the limit value (AC310V), or the load inertia is too large, leading to the regeneration voltage exceeding the limit value (DC440V), or the voltage detection circuit is faulty. |
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ER-17 |
A-phase current detection fault |
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ER-18 |
B-phase current detection fault |
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ER-19 |
AB phase current detection fault |
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ER-20 |
Undervoltage fault |
1. The voltage of the motor drive power supply is too low, the voltage of the 220V power supply is below the limit value (AC91V), or the voltage of the motor drive power supply is below the limit value (DC130V), or the voltage detection circuit is faulty. |
N8
error code |
content |
countermeasure |
E01 |
1. When the power is turned on, the main voltage detection is too high |
Turn off the system power and check if the supply voltage is correct. (Or whether it exceeds the rated voltage specified for use) |
E02 |
1. When the power is turned on, the main voltage detection is too low |
Turn off the system power and check if the supply voltage is correct. (Or whether it exceeds the rated voltage specified for use) |
E03 |
Communication abnormality between control panel and CPU transmission |
Turn off the system power, check if the control panel connector is loose or detached, restore it to normal, and restart the system. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the control box. |
E05 |
Accuser contact abnormality |
Turn off the system power, check if the speed controller connector is loose or detached, restore it to normal, and restart the system. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the control box. |
E07 |
a、 Poor contact of motor plug wiring leads to non rotation |
Rotate the motor handwheel of the machine head to observe if it is stuck. If it gets stuck, first eliminate the mechanical failure of the machine head. |
E08 |
Continuous manual reverse sewing for more than 15 seconds |
The suction time of the reverse seam electromagnet is too long. Simply restart the product. |
E10 |
Electromagnetic overcurrent protection |
Turn off the system power and check if the connecting wire or solenoid valve is damaged. |
E09 |
Abnormal positioning signal |
Turn off the system power, check if the motor encoder interface is loose or detached, restore it to normal, and restart the system. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the motor. |
E14 |
Encoder signal abnormality |
Turn off the system power, check if the motor encoder interface is loose or detached, restore it to normal, and restart the system. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the motor. |
E15 |
Abnormal overcurrent protection for power module |
Turn off the system power and then turn it back on. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the control box. |
E17 |
The head protection switch is not in the correct position |
Turn off the system power, check if the machine head is lifted, and whether the ball switch inside the control box is displaced or damaged. |
E20 |
Motor startup failure |
Turn off the system power, check if the motor encoder interface and motor power interface are loose or detached, restore them to normal, and restart the system. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the control box. |
oil |
Sewing machine oil level is too low |
Turn off the power, check if the oil level in the sewing machine's oil pan is too low, top up the oil level and restart the system. If it still cannot work properly, please replace the oil level sensor. |
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