Recent Embroidery Machine Repair Work

Recent repair, timing, and maintenance work on single-head and multi-head embroidery machines at commercial shops.

  • Tajima six-head with empty yellow clamp frames on a pale green table beside tall windows
  • Tajima TMBR2-SC single-head on its white stand with spare clamp frames on the shelf
  • Tajima TFMX six-head stitching an outline design on cream canvas totes
  • Eight-head Tajima in a metal-walled shop with gray shirts hooped in green frames
  • Tajima single-head in front of a four-head Tajima by a brick wall
  • Tajima single-head with an LCD control panel and a tray of wrenches on its stand
  • Tajima single-head on a teal stand beside a hoop rack on a wooden board
  • Close view of a Tajima sewing head with thread running down to each needle
  • Hand with a red-handled driver adjusting a needle bar on a Tajima head
  • Close-up of a rotary hook and thread catcher lever on a teal machine
  • Take-up levers removed and laid across the needle bars of an opened sewing head
  • Green timing belt ending in a black clamp block above a chrome pantograph plate
  • Opened frame drive with a green toothed belt running between two clamp blocks
  • Worn toothed belts draped over a Tajima frame next to a new timing belt
  • Belt pulley and pantograph arm on an embroidery machine X-axis rail
  • Tajima single-head in a carpeted room with open tool rolls of hex keys on the table
  • Four-head Barudan with an orange garment clamped under the nearest head
  • Barudan four-head and two single-head machines along an embroidery shop aisle
  • Row of Ricoma embroidery heads lit blue with a second Ricoma line behind
  • Six-head Ricoma in a warehouse with tool rolls laid on its table
  • Brother Entrepreneur Pro X on an oak cabinet beside a window
  • Brother ten-needle machine on an oak counter with hoops at the left
  • Eight-head Tajima in a small white room with tool bags on the floor in front
  • Eight-head Tajima with green hoops and hand tools spread along its table

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Call or send a message with your machine's make, model and head count, plus a short description of the fault and when it began. The quote itself is free by phone or online, and the hourly rate and any travel charges are explained before a visit is booked. Get a free quote

It depends on the fault, the size of the machine and whether a part has to be ordered. A thread-break or timing repair on one head is a very different job from routine maintenance on a multi-head line, so the time is estimated once the problem is diagnosed rather than promised up front.

Shops across metro Atlanta and Georgia are served, including Atlanta, Auburn, Braselton, Buford, Cumming, Dacula, Duluth, Flowery Branch, Lawrenceville, Mulberry, Norcross, Oakwood, Peachtree Corners, Sugar Hill, Suwanee, and Tucker. Longer road trips and nationwide on-site repair cover shops further away. View our full service area

You describe the fault by phone or online and receive a free quote. The hourly rate and any travel charges are agreed before a visit is booked. At your shop, the machine is diagnosed before anything is adjusted, and that order holds for a Tajima just as it does for a Barudan or Brother.

There is no single season for it. The best time is ahead of your busiest stretch rather than in the middle of it, such as before team-uniform or holiday orders pile up. Booking a service call early leaves time to order replacement parts, such as a hook for a Ricoma or Brother, before the rush arrives.

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