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@@dayanileon9712 no sorry

I be sure before turning it off I perform a wet cap in the ink well and turn it off from the front then turn off the power switch in the back.

I don't leave it on when not in use

I have an L1800 but a different brand. I’m afraid to turn it off because it stirs the ink regularly when on. I’m going to try that quick fix when I get back home though

Funnily enough I've been shut down on FB and Embroidery forum for posting this info. I work for the conversion business that was AllStitch's parent company now, after the sale. I never signed a DND. Transparency FTW.

AllStitch before Madeira owned it ;( was a true small business. We bent over three ways backwards to make our costumers as happy as we could.

at about 8 min into the video I am reading a document so there is a pause but all of the other parts of the video does have sounds.

Also had covid which sucked :) Thanks for watching my video and viewing my channel. I continue to purchase Candle Thread and really love using this thread. It works great on my 6 needle Brother embroidery machine as well as both my Melco EMT16X machines.

I can create a video this weekend but it will only be about replacing the dampers not the entire ink tubing system. The printer I have today ink tubing system is working just fine.

@@lovinthebling well that's better than nothing, would love that. A full video though would gain alot of views because as said no one has a video like that

After doing this, did you prime the lines. To do that you put the plastic syringe in the damper and pull ink inside the damper and in the syringe. Then put the ink the syringe back in the ink bottle so you aren't wasting ink. Run a Head Cleaning and do a snozzle check. If you see breaks in the nozzle check do another head cleaning and nozzle check.

Here are the damper tubing set. But you want to ensure these dampers fit your specific printer. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09Z9K1LXL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

sorry no, I don't remember

I have this same error code. Did you figure out what it was?

You really do not need an ink pad... if you do not have one or the ink pad is old, you can remove it and replace it with a folded baby wipe, making sure it does lay flat. You would do this each night. The baby wipe is a temporary placement. Each night or after you close down your printer you should clean your ink pad area.

Glad it was helpful!

Yes, you can replace just the damper (the small square thing that holds some ink). There is a set of tubes and dampers available on amazon or through All American Printing supply. I just happened to replace the tubes in this video because there was one that had a small hole in it. When using it it would suck in air.

I could not see ink dripping out but I took the line and slightly bent it in different places that is when I found ink on my hands. Upon further inspection I saw the line was cracked.

@@lovinthebling I’ll check mines. Thank you for the replay.

So you took out the bobbin case right and looked inside with a flashlight. If you do not hear anything moving around inside when you pickup the machine and turn it upside down most likely the piece is not in the machine. You might check the product you were embroidering. It might still be in that.

Punahod, purchased from Amazon. It did come from China. Took a few weeks to arrive.

Sure, I purchased majority of my glitter from Glitterchimp.com they have a vast array from ultra fine to chunky.

The name of the glitter on the cup was "Prism" which is the white top ombre and "Gold Digger" is the bottom ombre. Both are from Glitterchimp.com

Yes, needle came out just fine. Since that time, I have had to clean the inside of the unit and know more about maintaining the machine.

@@lovinthebling mine got stuck. I think it fell all the way to the bottom

@@SierraNovaa Did you unplug the unit (all plugs), remove the cover from the unit which houses the bobbin, remove the bobbin piece from the unit, turn the unit upside down. I had to do that and basically lightly shook the machine to get the needle out or the piece of the needle that broke off.

@@lovinthebling I tried that. But I’ll try it again. Maybe I have to do it more than once. I have the brother se1900.

No I didn't

What print settings are you using?? I’m having trouble with mine blowing out when I print. I have the 1430 also.

@Amy Hart I was using AcroRip software. Color 65% white 35% however this printer did not last long after converting. I broke down and purchased a Prestige A3+ printer, shaker, oven combo from All American Printing.

Hi. I so provide a bulk discount starting with qty 5 and above and account for the added materials

You can order directly from my website www.lovinthebling.com or my etsy shop Farmhousefanaticshop More designs are on my website www.lovinthebling.com

Amazon.com its tge i1800 model

We purchased from Amazon and it included the curing oven.

Amazon

Yes and the spray also provides a shine and sealer.

This has happened to me before. I was using KSresinn LIquidity Split resin. This resin and most resin needs the room to be a specific temperature throughout the entire curing process. For me I turned my heater off in the room and for the 3 hours or so the room was cooler in temp. So the curing seemed to be cured to the touch but when I started sanding, it was like the resin was sticky and in areas. I figured I would sand it down until it was rough all over and reapplied a coat of epoxy this time the room was 75 -80 degrees overnight. It cured very well and did not have any issues after that. However, when I used KSResin Liquid Stone which does not require a high temp to cure, it was almost impossable to get the resin to cure even after a 3rd coat. For your issue, since you already sanded to teh metal I would say start over and ensure your room temperature is warm as directed by the epoxy you are using. Also, ensure you have enough epoxy and your A and B are equal parts. This may be the case for your issue.