Tech..What should they Check?

[Steve]

Melco sells the machines worldwide. I would email them and ask if the manual is available in the language that you want.

[The Embroidery Authority - OLD]

Fab,
Is your technician a melco technician? If so, he or she should have a copy of the manual themselves. Both the operator's manual and the technical manual.

Hugo and John,
What a coincidence? I just had Pizza for dinner last night!! And did I mention that my wife's great uncle was Louis Prima? Zooma Zooma!
I'll bet we're all related somewhere up the line.
Ed

[Hugo Torbidoni]

ED,

Go to this link,
http://thm-a01.yimg.com/image/09de1dfc70f8b208

You might want to use this image for one of your future Avatars!

Hugo

[The Embroidery Authority - OLD]

I love it!
Although the glasses on the monkey make me look so educated. And that's important in this business.
It's a shame I didn't get a chance to me him (Louis Prima). The family stories and videos make him out to be one heck of a guy.

Ed

[Freeman78_italy]

Hheheheh Nice to hear that here people like italian food [img]smile.gif[/img]
Back to Amaya the tech came, and he was quite good this time: he made with us All the maintenace from scratch and inspected the problems....the Crochet was out of position so he had to reset and align it..quite hard thing to do for a newbie like me, but it solved out basically all the problems i had with thread break.The os i have is the 1st release, the 2005, he also suggested me to upgrade to amaya os 2007 and later to 2009.I still have 1-2 thread breaks or bobbin break but quite limited (i would say 1-2 times x embroidery) and the machine is running at 1300 spm which i think is very nice!!
Now next step is to increase productivity and work problem free with hooping..so i'll prolly buy an hoopmaster and start [img]smile.gif[/img]