Error, fault and alarm codes of products - what each code means, its causes and what to do - read from the manufacturers’ manuals, with the manual page each answer comes from.
Thread breakage detection has failed. The manual's first action is: “Press”
Needle bar is not in the correct upper position. The manual's first action is: “Press”
Sewing area has been exceeded. The manual's first action is: “Turn off Machine”
Motor is running abnormally. The manual's first action is: “Turn off Machine”
Encoder is malfunctioning or disconnected. The manual's first action is: “Turn off Machine”
Valve is short-connected or fan is blocked. The manual's first action is: “Turn off Machine”
Assistant device voltage (24V) is too low. The manual's first action is: “Turn off Machine”
Assistant device voltage (24V) is too high. The manual's first action is: “Turn off Machine”
IPM is experiencing over-voltage or over-current. The manual's first action is: “Turn Off Machine”
Main voltage is too high at 300V. The manual's first action is: “Self-recovery”
Main voltage is too low at 300V. The manual's first action is: “Turn Off Machine”
The machine is in emergency stop mode. The manual's first action is: “Press”
The pedal is not in the middle position. The manual's first action is: “Self-recovery”
All 34 error codes of the HMS HMS1310 sewing machine with their meaning, causes and what to do, taken from the manufacturer's manual with page references.
Rec. overload warning means the converter is experiencing an overload condition. The manual's first action is: “ALARM”