1. Mawu Oyamba
The Brother Innov-ís NQ1700E is an advanced embroidery machine designed for a wide range of projects, suitable for both beginners and experienced users. It offers a generous embroidery area and a variety of built-in features to enhance your creative endeavors.
Zofunika Kwambiri:
- Built-in Designs: 258 embroidery designs, 140 frame pattern combinations, and 11 embroidery lettering fonts.
- Kuthekera Kwawaya: Send designs from your PC to the machine via a wireless network using Design Database Transfer (no USB needed).
- Chigawo Chachikulu cha Ntchito: 6" x 10" embroidery area with 8.3" from needle to arm for ample space.
- Mtundu wa LCD Touch Screen: 4.85" display for on-screen editing, enhanced zoom, resizing, rotating, repositioning, drag and drop, and combining designs.
- Automated Functions: Auto Presser Foot (down to start), Automatic Thread Cutting, and an advanced Automatic Thread Trimming System.
- Liwilo lalikulu: Embroidery speeds of up to 850 stitches per minute.
- iBroidery Compatible: Access over 5,000 designs available for individual purchase.
Figure 1: Brother Inno-vis NQ1700E Embroidery Machine with an embroidered floral wreath design.
2. Kukhazikitsa
2.1 Kutsegula ndi Kuyika
Carefully remove the machine from its packaging. Place it on a stable, flat surface with adequate space for operation and fabric handling. Ensure the power switch is in the OFF position before connecting to a power source.
2.2 Kulumikizana kwa Mphamvu
Connect the power cord to the machine's power input and then to a suitable electrical outlet. Turn the power switch ON, located on the side of the machine.
2.3 Kukonza Ulusi pa Makina
Follow the numbered guides on the machine for proper thread path. The machine features an advanced needle threading system for ease of use.
Figure 2: Advanced Needle Threading in action.
2.4 Hooping Fabric
Select the appropriate embroidery frame (6" x 10" and 5" x 7" frames are included). Place your fabric and stabilizer securely within the hoop, ensuring it is taut and wrinkle-free. Attach the hooped fabric to the embroidery unit.
Figure 3: The generous 6" x 10" embroidery area.
3. Kugwiritsa Ntchito Makina
3.1 Using the LCD Touch Screen
The 4.85" color LCD touch screen display is your primary interface for selecting and editing designs. Navigate through menus by touching the icons on the screen.
Chithunzi 4: Tsatanetsatane view of the LCD touch screen.
3.2 Selecting and Editing Designs
Choose from 258 built-in designs, 140 frame pattern combinations, and 11 lettering fonts. The touch screen allows for on-screen editing, including enhanced zoom, resizing, rotating, repositioning, drag and drop, and combining designs.
3.3 Kulumikizana Opanda zingwe
Connect your machine to a wireless network to send designs directly from your PC using Design Database Transfer, eliminating the need for a USB cable.
Figure 5: Wireless design transfer in progress.
3.4 Starting Embroidery
Once your design is selected, edited, and the fabric is hooped and attached, lower the presser foot. The machine will guide you through any remaining steps. Press the Start/Stop button to begin embroidering at speeds up to 850 stitches per minute.
3.5 Mavidiyo Ovomerezeka Ovomerezeka
Kanema 1: Kupitiliraview of the Brother Inno-vis NQ1700E Embroidery Machine. This video provides a general look at the machine's features and capabilities.
Video 2: Instructions on how to use the screen on the NQ1700E Embroidery Machine. This video demonstrates the touch screen interface and its functions.
4. Kusamalira
4.1 Kuyeretsa
Regularly clean the bobbin area and feed dogs using the brush provided. Remove any lint or thread buildup to ensure smooth operation. Wipe the machine's exterior with a soft, dry cloth.
4.2 Kusintha Singano
Replace the needle frequently, especially after every 8-10 hours of sewing or if it becomes bent or dull. Use only appropriate needles for embroidery machines.
5. Mavuto
5.1 Nkhani Zodziwika
- Kuphwanya Ulusi: Check thread path, needle condition, and tension settings. Ensure the bobbin is correctly inserted.
- Zolumphira: Replace the needle, ensure it's inserted correctly, and check thread tension.
- Kupukuta Nsalu: Use appropriate stabilizer for your fabric type and ensure the fabric is hooped tautly.
- Makina Oyamba: Verify power connection, ensure the presser foot is lowered, and check for any error messages on the LCD screen.
Refer to the detailed operation manual for more comprehensive troubleshooting steps or contact Brother customer support.
6. Zofotokozera
| Mbali | Tsatanetsatane |
|---|---|
| Miyeso Yazinthu | 19 x 23 x 20 mainchesi (19"D x 23"W x 20"H) |
| Kulemera kwa chinthu | 35.3 mapaundi |
| Wopanga | Malingaliro a kampani Brother International Corp |
| Nambala yachitsanzo | NQ1600E |
| Mtundu | Choyera |
| Kuphatikiza Zida | Embroidery Foot, Thread Spool Insert, 2 Embroidery Frame Sets, Bobbin Center Pin, Embroidery Design Guide, Quick Reference Guide, Soft Cover, Additional Accessories Included in Box |
| Assembly chofunika | Ayi |
| Mabatire amafunikira | Ayi |
| UPC | 012502665724 |
7. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo
7.1 Chitsimikizo Cha Zogulitsa
For detailed information regarding your product's warranty, please refer to the warranty card included with your machine or visit the official Brother support website. Standard warranties typically cover manufacturing defects for a specified period.
7.2 Thandizo la Makasitomala
If you encounter any issues or have questions not covered in this manual, please contact Brother customer support. You can find contact information on the Brother website or in your Quick Reference Guide.
