Machine Repair

          Today's embroidery machines are very high-tech, computerized, precision lock stitch sewing machines.  These machines are designed to run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year IF they are serviced and repaired with the same meticulous skills with which they were originally assembled.  This is the basis for one of the biggest problems in our industry today.   Very few machines are being serviced or repaired to those high standards.   Some of this is as a result of our prosperous economy enticing good mechanics to higher paying jobs, leaving turn-over within ranks of mechanics.  Some of this is also due to some well meaning individuals who attempt to service their machines on their own, without proper training.

          Today's machines are very well designed, durable pieces of equipment.  When a thread jam or a broken part occurs, proper removal, installation and regulation of the new part as well as any related parts must be done to keep the machine in like new condition.  In my consulting travels, I find that most of the used machines are only serviced to about 50% to 75% of their capacity.  Some are even worse that these figures.

          To meet this need, Embroidery Educational Services Int'l offers comprehensive training for all makes and models of embroidery machines.  If you have an old "war horse" that isn't up to par or even a late model machine that is experiencing too many nagging thread breaks, we can re-build those machines during a training program offering ample "hands on training" for the owner, manager or designated employee.  During this training, the students will learn the theory behind the embroidery stitching process.  They will also learn how to diagnose a problem based upon it's symptoms.  Students will also learn the proper settings for all regulated parts on an embroidery machine.   With this information and a little practice, each student will be able to confidently handle a large majority of typical repairs and adjustments.  If the student is not interested in repairing their own machine, this training can still provide the knowledge to evaluate a hired technician and determine whether the information being supplied by this technician is credible.

          If you are interested in more information, please e-mail, call or write to us at the address found on our home page.