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The Grace Company
Copyright June 15, 2022
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  • Page 1 Instruction Manual The Grace Company Copyright June 15, 2022 V 1.6w...
  • Page 2 Important Safeguards When using an electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following. DANGER - To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not leave the machine unattended when plugged in. Always unplug this machine from the electric outlet immediately after using and before cleaning. WARNING - To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons: •...
  • Page 3 Important Safeguards (continued) GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This product must be grounded. In the event of malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is equipped with a cord that has an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. Plug the cord from the quilting machine into a surge protector.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Repairs and Diagnostics ....55 Important Safeguards ........ i Table of Contents........iii Reinstalling the Hook Holder .....56 Machine Specifications ......iv Timing the Machine .........59 Machine Layout .........v Appendix ........63 Ports and Plug-Ins ........vii Choosing Your Needle ......64 My Machine Details ........ix Choosing Your Thread ......66 Included Parts and Tools ......x...

  • Page 5: Machine Specifications

    Machine Specifications Patents Pending Product Dimensions Features Body: • Adjustable handles for comfortable extended • Height: 781.05 mm, or 30.75 inches use (page 13) • Width: 381 mm, or 15 inches • Q-Display (page 32) • Length: 820 mm, 32.3 inches •...

  • Page 6: Machine Layout

    Machine Layout Quilting Machine (Front View) • Small Thread Tensioner (page 24) • Thread Guides (page 24) Tensions thread when quilting. Positions thread when quilting. • Take-Up Lever (page 24) 3. Handle Bar Levers (page 13) Tensions thread when quilting. Used to adjust handle position.
  • Page 7 Machine Layout (continued) • Timing Cut-Out • Bobbin Case (page 19) (page 59 Accesses hook assembly set screws. Holds M class bobbin and controls bottom thread tension. • Hook Assembly (page 19) Holds the bobbin case and hooks the top •...

  • Page 8: Ports And Plug-Ins

    Ports and Plug-Ins Machine Rear (Rear View) Power On/Off Switch (page 17) Left Rear Handle Cable Port Turns machine on and off. For back handle accessory. Power Port with Retainer (page 17) Right Rear Handle Cable Port Connects and holds power cable to the For back handle accessory.
  • Page 9 Ports and Plugins (continued) Machine Throat Left Machine Throat Right Left Accessory Port Right Accessory Port For laser accessory. For laser accessory. Left Handlebar Port (page 13) Right Handlebar Port (page 13) Connects handlebar controls to machine. Connects handlebar controls to machine. viii...

  • Page 10: My Machine Details

    My Machine Details Use this page to write down some information about your machine. This will be helpful if you ever need to call a Grace Company support technician. Q’nique 16X Manual Machine Type: ______________________________________ Machine Serial Number: _______________________________ Date of Purchase: ____________________________________...

  • Page 11: Included Parts And Tools

    Included Parts and Tools Level One (Workstation) Tip: Parts are grouped together in the packaging for your convenience. For the best experience, do not remove parts from Back Wheel Front Wheel the packaging until instructed to do so. Assembly Assembly SMP-09-16244 SMP-09-16239 See page 7...
  • Page 12 Included Parts and Tools (continued) Hopping Foot M Class Bobbin (x3) Timing Flat-head Screwdriver Height tool Spacer Tool (Two pre-installed) SMP-03-10169 SMP-03-12171 SMP-08-10070 SMP-03-11320 See page 51 See page 48 See page 19 See page 59 Wheel Base Hardware Box SBHCS Screw Shoulder Bolt Washer M6 (x2)
  • Page 13 Included Parts and Tools (continued) Power Cord/Oil Bottle Box Power M3 Thumb Screw Hopping Foot Bottle Cord (needle bar spare) Screw SMP-09-13888 SMP-02-14466 HDW-03-11736 HDW-03-10966 See page 42 See page 17 See page 46 See page 48 Level Two Handlebar Thread Stand Sample Thread Kit Assembly...

  • Page 14: Welcome To Your Q'nique 16X Manual

    Thank you again for choosing us to help with your quilting projects. - The Grace Company Start Here: Frame Manual: Part One • Assemble the frame’s legs, table, and sides.
  • Page 15 Frame Manual: Part Two • Install the channel lock on the machine or top plate. • Prepare the top plate and home sewing machine. • Place the machine or top plate on the frame. Quilting Machine Manual: Part Three • Install the handles and the thread mast. Frame Manual: Part Three •...

  • Page 16: Animated Instructions

    To provide the best possible customer experience, we also off er animated video instructions for setting up this product. To view the animated instructions, visit our website at: https://l.ead.me/16xmanualstart. You can also use your smartphone to scan this QR code: Out-of-the Box Assembly This section of the manual covers all the steps to assemble the machine after you bring it home for the fi rst time.

  • Page 17: Part One

    Part One | Out of Box Assembly Part One Before completing the tasks in Part One of your machine instructions, please complete Part One of your frame instructions. Progress Checkpoint: Have you: • Assembled your frame’s legs and table? • Installed and align the frame tracks? •...

  • Page 18: Task 1 - Prepare Frame For The Machine

    Part One | Out of Box Assembly Task 1 - Prepare Frame for the Machine Parts & Tools Needed: • Microfiber or Damp Cloth Instructions Take the following steps to prepare your frame and bottom carriage for your machine: 1. Take a damp cloth, or a microfiber cloth, and wipe down the tracks on your frame and bottom carriage.

  • Page 19: Part Two

    Part Two | Out of Box Assembly Part Two Before completing the tasks in Part Two of your machine instructions, please complete Part One of your QuiltMotion instructions if you will be installing automation today. Progress Checkpoint: QuiltMotion Manual Part One (optional) Have you: •...

  • Page 20: Task 2 - Installing The Wheels

    Part Two | Out of Box Assembly Task 2 - Installing the Wheels Parts & Tools Needed: Back Wheel Front Wheel SBHCS Screw Shoulder Bolt Assembly Assembly M6 x 35 mm (x2) M6 (x2) Wheel Install Wheel Install Packaging Level One Packaging Level One Hardware Box Hardware Box...
  • Page 21 Part Two | Out of Box Assembly Task 2 - Installing the Wheels (continued) 1. Lift the top layer of packaging and place it beside the bottom layer that holds the machine. 1. Use the handles to lift the bottom layer of packaging out of the box. Make sure to place it on top of the first layer of packaging so that the following items are lined up correctly: •...
  • Page 22 Part Two | Out of Box Assembly Task 2 - Installing the Wheels (continued) 1. Remove the piece of foam covering the bottom of the machine. Foam 1. Identify which wheel assembly is for the front and which is for the back. Front Wheel Assembly: Back Wheel Assembly: •...
  • Page 23 Part Two | Out of Box Assembly Task 2 - Installing the Wheels (continued) 1. Attach the back wheel assembly to the bottom of the machine with the two M6 x 35 SBHCS and the 4 mm Allen wrench. Make sure the holes in the back of the wheel assembly are facing towards the back.
  • Page 24 Part Two | Out of Box Assembly Task 2 - Installing the Wheels (continued) 1. Roll the machine up and down the bottom carriage tracks several times so that the machine can settle and ride smoothly. Use the 4 mm Allen wrench to re-tighten the wheel assembly set screws you loosened earlier. Set Screws Congratulations! You have completed Part Two of this manual.

  • Page 25: Part Three

    Part Three | Out of Box Assembly Part Three Before completing the tasks in Part Three of your machine instructions, please complete Part Two in your QuiltMotion manual (if setting up QuiltMotion at this time), and then part Two of your frame manual.

  • Page 26: Task 3 - Installing The Handlebars

    Part Three | Out of Box Assembly Task 3 - Installing the Handlebars Parts & Tools Needed: Handlebar T-handle Allen Assembly Wrench 4 mm Instructions Take the following steps to install and adjust the handlebars: 1. With the 4 mm T-handle Allen wrench, 1.
  • Page 27 Part Three | Out of Box Assembly Task 3 - Installing the Handlebars (continued) 1. Close and hold the clamp, and loosely screw 2. Twist the controls vertically until they are in the clamp screw. comfortable to hold and operate. Clamp Screw 1.
  • Page 28 Part Three | Out of Box Assembly Task 3 - Installing the Handlebars (continued) 1. Plug the handlebar cables into the ports on both sides just above the hopping foot.

  • Page 29: Task 4 - Attaching The Thread Stand

    Part Three | Out of Box Assembly Task 4 - Attaching the Thread Stand Parts & Tools Needed: SBHCS Screw SBHCS Screw T-handle Allen Thread Stand Assembly M4 x 12 mm (x3) M4 x 20 mm (x1) Wrench 2.5 mm Thread Stand Thread Stand Packaging Level 2...

  • Page 30: Task 5 - Turning The Machine On/Off

    Part Three | Out of Box Assembly Task 5 - Turning the Machine On/Off Parts & Tools Needed: Power Flat-head Screwdriver Cord Instructions The power cable port and power switch are located on the back of the machine. To power on the machine, take the following steps: 1.

  • Page 31: Preparing To Quilt

    Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Preparing to Quilt This section of the manual covers winding the bobbin, loading the bobbin case, and threading the machine. Task 6 - Winding a Bobbin .................page 19 Task 7 - Loading the Bobbin Case ..............page 22 Task 8 - Threading the Machine .................page 24...

  • Page 32: Task 6 - Winding A Bobbin

    Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 6 - Winding a Bobbin Parts & Tools Needed: Bobbin (Class M) Tools Box Instructions Your machine comes with two bobbins pre-wound with 50 weight polyester Finesse thread. An empty M-class bobbin has also been provided. It’s important to choose bobbin thread that is similar in type and quality as the top thread.
  • Page 33 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 6 - Winding a Bobbin (continued) 1. Run the thread through the thread mast 1. Wrap the thread clockwise around the empty guide loop directly above the thread cone. bobbin. Press start when ready. Guide Loop Thread Mast Start Button...
  • Page 34 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 6 - Winding a Bobbin (continued) Adjust Fill Levels The bobbin winder can be adjusted to fill a bobbin to different levels if desired. 1. To adjust the bobbin winder, loosen the M5 x 16 mm SBHCS with the 3 mm Allen wrench. SBHCS M5 x 16 mm Slide the bobbin winder until the guide line underneath the bobbin is positioned where you...

  • Page 35: Task 7 - Loading The Bobbin Case

    Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 7 - Loading the Bobbin Case Take the following steps to insert the wound bobbin into the bobbin case and place it in the machine: 3. Place the wound bobbin into the bobbin 1.
  • Page 36 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 7 - Loading the Bobbin Case (continued) 6. Test the tension of the bobbin case every time bobbin thread is changed; bobbin tension is the foundation for correct thread tension. a. Place the bobbin case flat on its side, on your palm. b.

  • Page 37: Task 8 - Threading The Machine

    Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 8 - Threading the Machine Before threading the machine, make sure you’ve selected quality thread for your project. Choosing the right thread for the machine can prevent the thread from breaking or tangling up under the needle plate.
  • Page 38 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 8 - Threading the Machine (continued) The following diagram outlines the path the thread (shown in blue) must take through the machine. 1. Thread Stand 2. Thread Mast Guide Loop 3. Small Thread Tensioner 4.
  • Page 39 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 8 - Threading the Machine (continued) 1. Rotate the hand wheel at the rear of the 1. Pull the thread straight up, through the thread mast guide loop above the thread machine to raise the needle to the top position stand.
  • Page 40 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 8 - Threading the Machine (continued) 1. Wrap the thread over the check spring. Pull the thread through the hole in the take- up lever. Take-up Lever Then pass the thread down through the bottom thread guide on the way to the needle.
  • Page 41 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Task 8 - Threading the Machine (continued) 1. Now pass the thread through the front of the needle bar eyelet, located above the needle. Thread the eye of the needle from front to back. Needle Bar Eyelet Eye of the...
  • Page 42 Part Three | Preparing to Quilt Congratulations! You have completed Part Three of this manual. If you are assembling a new frame, turn to Part Three of your frame manual. If your frame manual is not broken into parts, follow the manual’s directions to: •...

  • Page 43: Part Four

    Part Four | Preparing to Quilt Part Four If your frame isn’t fully assembled at this time, it is recommended to complete Part Three in your frame manual, Part Three in your QuiltMotion manual (optional), and Part Four of your frame manual before you continue.

  • Page 44: Quilting

    Part Four | Quilting Quilting Using the Handlebar Controls ................page 32 Adjusting Thread Tension ................page 33 Getting Started ....................page 36...

  • Page 45: Using The Handlebar Controls

    Part Four | Quilting Using the Handlebar Controls Please take a moment to review the handlebar controls. These controls are used when quilting. 1. Increase: This button increases the speed of the stitching 2. Decrease: This button will decrease the speed of the stitching 3.

  • Page 46: Adjusting Thread Tension

    Part Four | Quilting Adjusting Thread Tension Proper thread tension prevents unwanted puckering, poorly-formed stitches, and malfunctions that can damage the fabric. Test your thread tension on extra materials before sewing on a project. Tip: Bottom thread tension is addressed in “Task 7 - Loading the Bobbin Case” (see page 22). This should be done before adjusting top tension.
  • Page 47 Part Four | Quilting Adjusting Thread Tension (continued) 1. Slowly increase the tension while stitching into scrap material. When the thread tension is balanced, the top and bottom thread will knot in the middle of the fabric layers. Bottom thread is Too Much Top pulled to the top Tension...
  • Page 48 Part Four | Quilting Adjusting Thread Tension (continued) • If the bobbin (bottom) thread is pulled through the top layer of fabric, there is too much top tension. Loosen the tension by turning the large thread tensioner knob toward the setting “1.”...

  • Page 49: Getting Started

    Part Four | Quilting Getting Started Parts & Tools Needed: Washable Fabric Scissors Marker/chalk (not (not included) included) Instructions With the machine fully assembled, you are ready to begin quilting. Practice on spare fabric to become familiar with the machine’s settings and movements so you can start your projects with confidence. It is normal to make mistakes, so don’t get discouraged if your stitches don’t look perfect right away.
  • Page 50 Part Four | Quilting Getting Started (continued) Jane Doe While still tightly holding the top thread, Begin stitching. Be sure to start your pattern move the machine several inches to the side. as close as possible to the start point where Your top thread should pull a loop of bobbin you pulled out the bobbin thread.
  • Page 51 Part Four | Quilting Getting Started (continued) Complete the pattern by making a tie- Make a single stitch over the tie-off. off stitch using the needle button on the handlebars. To pull up the bobbin thread after making a Hold the loop and move the machine tie-off, take the following steps: away from the tie-off again.
  • Page 52 If you have any accessories that you have not installed yet, you may do so now. Good luck, and thank you again for choosing The Grace Company to help with your quilting needs.

  • Page 53: Maintaining The Machine

    Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Maintaining the Machine Keep your machine performing at its peak by practicing good machine maintenance habits. This section of the manual covers oiling the machine, changing the needle, adjusting the hopping foot, reinstalling the needle plate, and reinstalling the anti-backlash spring. Preparing the Oil Bottle ...................page 41 Oiling and Cleaning ..................page 42 Changing the Needle ..................page 46...

  • Page 54: Preparing The Oil Bottle

    Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Preparing the Oil Bottle Parts & Tools Needed: 3. Peel the safety foil off the opening of the oil bottle. Oil Bottle Scissors Power Cord/Oil Bottle (Not included) Instructions Take the following steps to prepare the oil bottle for use in oiling the machine.

  • Page 55: Oiling And Cleaning

    Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Oiling and Cleaning Parts & Tools Needed: Lint Brush Oil Bottle • Compressed Air Can (optional; not included) Tools Box Instructions Oil and Clean: • At the start of a new project Machine • After 20 hours of use •...
  • Page 56 Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Oiling and Cleaning (continued) 7. In and around the hook assembly, clear 1. Clear debris from the spring and discs of the small thread tensioner. away any lint, cloth, and thread remnants. Hook Assembly Small Thread Tensioner 2.
  • Page 57 Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Oiling and Cleaning (continued) 1. Pull on the sides of the front cover of the machine to open the cover and access the needle bar and presser bar. Needle Bar Presser Bar 1. Place 1-2 drops of oil at the bottom of the needle bar and presser bar where they meet the bushing block.
  • Page 58 Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Oiling and Cleaning (continued) 1. Reload the bobbin case and return it to the machine (for detailed instructions on tensioning the bobbin case, see page 22). 1. Regularly wipe down the needle bar to prevent the accumulation of oil that can stain your fabric.

  • Page 59: Changing The Needle

    Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Changing the Needle For information on selecting a needle, see “Choosing Your Needle” Parts & Tools Needed: on page 64. Needle Needle Magnet Flat-head Screwdriver Tools Box Tools Box Tools Box Instructions A broken, bent, or burred needle may break thread, damage fabric, or even damage the machine. Always check that the needle is in good condition before starting a new project, and replace the needle after eight hours of use.
  • Page 60 Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Changing the Needle (continued) 2. Hand-tighten the needle thumb screw. 1. Insert the new needle all the way into the needle bar. Check the needle bar sight Do not over-tighten if using the fl at-head hole above the thumb screw to make sure screwdriver.

  • Page 61: Adjusting The Hopping Foot

    Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Adjusting the Hopping Foot T-handle Allen Hopping Foot Wrench 3 mm Height Tool Tools Box Tools Box Height Adjustment When quilting with thick fabric or batting layers, the hopping foot may press down on the quilt too tightly and begin to drag.
  • Page 62 Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Adjusting the Hopping Foot (continued) Removal Instructions To remove the hopping foot for maintenance or to adjust the hopping foot angle, take the following steps: 1. Power off the machine. 2. Rotate the hand wheel to lift the needle from the inside of the hopping foot. Hand Wheel 1.
  • Page 63 Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Adjusting the Hopping Foot (continued) Installation Instructions To install the hopping foot on your quilting machine, please take the following steps: 1. Power off the machine. 2. Slide the hopping foot onto the hopping foot collar. Use the 3 mm Allen wrench and hopping foot screw to hold it in place, but do not tighten.

  • Page 64: Reinstalling The Needle Plate

    Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Reinstalling the Needle Plate Parts & Tools Needed: Flat-head Screwdriver Tools Box Removal Instructions To remove the needle plate from the quilting machine, take the following steps: 1. Power off the machine and raise the needle to the highest position using the hand wheel. Hand Wheel 2.
  • Page 65 Part Four | Maintaining the Machine Reinstalling the Needle Plate (continued) Installation Instructions To install the needle plate onto the quilting machine, take the following steps: 1. Power off the machine. Raise the needle to 3. Align the screw holes on the needle plate the highest position using the hand wheel.

  • Page 66: Reinstalling The Anti-Backlash Spring

    Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Reinstalling the Anti-Backlash Spring Parts & Tools Needed: Flat-head Screwdriver Tools Box Instructions Take the following steps to reinstall or replace the anti-backlash spring in the bobbin case if it has fallen out: Lay the bobbin case face-down so that the opening is facing up. Position the anti-backlash spring so that the center section is raised above the edge of the spring.
  • Page 67 Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Reinstalling the Anti-Backlash Spring (continued) Place the spring inside the bobbin at an angle and press the tabs that are closer together into their slot on the side. Tabs Slot Press the other side of the spring down and insert the other tabs on the other side. Use the small flat-head screwdriver to make sure all four tabs are fully secured.

  • Page 68: Repairs And Diagnostics

    Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Repairs and Diagnostics The instructions in this section should only be taken at the direction of a Grace Company support technician. If you are experiencing problems with your machine, please contact our technical support team: •...

  • Page 69: Reinstalling The Hook Holder

    Removal Instructions The hook holder keeps the hook assembly in place. The following procedure should only be attempted if determined necessary by a Grace Company support technician. If done incorrectly, major machine problems can result. 1. Power off the machine and raise the needle 2.
  • Page 70 Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Reinstalling the Hook Holder (continued) Installation Instructions 3. Turn the inside part of the hook assembly 1. Power off the machine and raise the needle to the highest position using the hand (shown in blue) so that the positioning wheel.
  • Page 71 Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Reinstalling the Hook Holder (continued) Align the hook holder with the inside edge of the positioning guide, as shown below. Tighten the hook holder screw to fasten the 1. Reinstall the needle plate by following the hook holder in place.

  • Page 72: Timing The Machine

    Timing your machine aligns the needle and hook assembly so that they are in the correct places during the creation of a stitch. Improper timing can result in damage to the machine and needle, or make sewing impossible. Please consult with a Grace Company support technician before attempting to adjust the timing on your machine.
  • Page 73 Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Timing the Machine (continued) 5. As each of the 3 set screws aligns with the 8. Stop raising the needle once the eye is about level with the hook (shown in blue). Do not cut-out, loosen them with the 2 mm Allen wrench.
  • Page 74 Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Timing the Machine (continued) Position the tip of the hook (shown in blue) in the middle of the back of the needle (shown in dark gray). This is easier to see from the back of the machine. Pull the hook assembly toward the front of the machine until the hook is as close to the needle as possible without touching Use the 2 mm Allen wrench to tighten one of the three set screws through the timing cut-out...
  • Page 75 Part Four | Repairs and Diagnostics Timing the Machine (continued) Turn the timing spacer tool until the flat side is facing up and then remove it from the machine. Turn the hand wheel a full rotation to listen for clicking noises and to ensure the needle does not bend or hit the hook.

  • Page 76: Appendix

    Part Four | Appendix Appendix This section of this manual covers additional information on quilting with your machine. Choosing Your Needle ..................page 64 Choosing your Thread ..................page 66 Choosing Your Fabric and Batting ..............page 69 Troubleshooting Guide ..................page 70 Index ........................

  • Page 77: Choosing Your Needle

    Part Four | Appendix Choosing Your Needle Using the wrong type of needle, or using a needle that is bent, broken, or blunt, can damage the fabric, the machine, and needle. For best results: • Use the recommended needle style for your machine (see below). •...
  • Page 78 Part Four | Appendix Choosing Your Needle (continued) Needle Diagram Needle Side View Needle Front View Shank Shaft Groove Scarf Point • Shank: Where the needle bar grasps the needle. • Shaft: The long, narrow part of the needle. Needle size is based upon the diameter of the needle shaft.

  • Page 79: Choosing Your Thread

    Part Four | Appendix Choosing Your Thread Choosing the best thread for your project is just as important as choosing the correct needle. Good thread is strong and can pass the “Yank Test” (see “Task 8 - Threading the Machine” on page 24). It holds its color well over time (colorfastness), and uses long fibers (extra-long staple) that resist pilling or creating lint.
  • Page 80 Part Four | Appendix Choosing Your Thread (continued) Thread Size The thickness of the thread is called the weight (wt.). This number is usually stamped on the edge of the top or bottom of the thread cone. Notice that as the thread becomes heavier and thicker, the weight decreases: •...
  • Page 81 Part Four | Appendix Choosing Your Thread (continued) Our Recommended Thread Finesse thread is specially-designed for quilting by the Grace Company. It can be used with domestic (sewing) and quilting machines, and comes in 60 colors. • 100% Polyester, 3-ply thread •...

  • Page 82: Choosing Your Fabric And Batting

    Part Four | Appendix Choosing Your Fabric and Batting Fabric Some fabrics are not recommended for use with the quilting machine. Thick fabrics, such as denim or leather, have a lot of resistance that can bend or snap a needle, and misalign or break internal machinery.

  • Page 83: Troubleshooting Guide

    (page 17). Machine is not turned on Check power button is pressed down on right side (page 17). If problem persists, please contact a Grace Company support technician. Call (800) 264-0644. Stitches are skipped. Damaged needle Check needle (page 46).
  • Page 84 Needle plate is rubbing needle Check that needle plate is cen- tered and does not hit needle (page 51). If problem persists, please contact a Grace Company support technician. Call (800) 264-0644. Machine is running loud. Machine and/or hook assembly...

  • Page 85: Index

    Part Four | Appendix Index Symbols handlebar controls ........32 handlebars ........... 32 2.5 mm T-handle Allen wrench ...... 16 hand wheel ..........v, vi 2 mm T-handle Allen wrench ......59 hook assembly ........56, 59 3 mm T-handle Allen wrench ..... 21, 48, 56 hopping foot height tool .......
  • Page 86 Part Four | Appendix Index (continued) safety instructions .......... i SBHCS Screw M4 x 12 mm ......16 SBHCS Screw M4 x 20 mm ......16 SBHCS Screw M6 x 35 mm ......7 screwdriver ......17, 51, 54, 56, 59 Shoulder Bolt M6 ...........
  • Page 87 Information on the disposal for Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE): This symbol on the products and accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic products should not be mixed with general household waste. For proper disposal for treatment, recovery and recycling, please take these products to designated collection points where they will be accepted on a free-of-charge basis.
  • Page 90 The Grace Company Phone: 1-800-264-0644 www.graceframe.com...

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