
Prepare the site, inspect the shipment, assemble safely, verify power, thread the machine and complete a controlled test stitch using the model manual.
You don't set up alone. The day your machine arrives, a FUJA engineer joins a live video call to guide first setup, threading and your first design.
Setup time varies by machine size, stand, site access and operator experience. Multi head and heavy equipment may require trained handling, lifting equipment or more than one person.
Follow the exact manual for the machine model and stop if any component, voltage or assembly step is unclear.

Inspect the crate and machine for transit damage, photograph the condition, and compare all components with the packing list before assembly.

Assemble the stand and secure the machine according to the manual. Use enough people or lifting equipment for the machine weight.

Verify nameplate voltage, plug, grounding and local electrical requirements before connecting power. Do not energize a mismatched unit.

Follow the threading path and bobbin instructions for your exact model. Incorrect threading often causes tension problems and thread breaks.

Select a compatible hoop and stabilizer, position the product without distortion and check clearance before tracing the design.

Load a compatible file, assign the color sequence, trace the sewing area and run a test on scrap before production.
Prefer to watch? Every step above is covered in our video tutorials, in five languages — see the video library.
Use a stable, level surface and follow anchoring or leveling requirements for the machine model.
Recheck every thread guide, tension path, needle position and bobbin before adjusting machine settings.
Match stabilizer to fabric stretch, weight, design density and the required back finish.
Test on comparable material, inspect the front and back, and record settings before using customer goods.
Transfer by USB or supported Wi‑Fi only after confirming file format, network setup and control system instructions.
Keep the current manual, packing list and support contact available throughout setup.
Setup time varies by model. Compact single head machines may be faster to install than large multi head systems, but safe handling always comes first.
Check the machine weight and installation manual. Larger machines may require multiple people, loading equipment or professional placement.
Never assume. Verify the machine nameplate, quotation and local electrical requirements before startup.
Stop, photograph the issue and contact support with the model and serial number. Remote guidance may be provided by message, screen share or video.
Yes, when offered for your order. Confirm delivery timing, time zone, supported language and who must be present.