Handi Quilter Customer Timing Kit for Longarms

Handi Quilter Customer Timing Kit for Longarms (SKU: QM49400) The Handi Quilter Customer Timing Kit for Longarms gives you the professional tools needed to reset your machine's timing at home. When your longarm strikes a ruler or suffers a major thread jam, the precise synchronization between the needle and the rotary hook slips. This causes skipped stitches, shredded thread, or instant stitch failure. Instead of waiting weeks for a technician, this kit allows you to restore perfect stitching in under 45 minutes. Universal Compatibility This kit is engineered for longarms using standard Cerliani and Koban rotary hook systems, including: Handi Quilter: Moxie, Sweet Sixteen, Avante, Amara, and Infinity Baby Lock: Coronet, Regalia, and Gallant Janome: Quilt Maker Pro series (16, 18, and 20) What Is Inside the Kit Instructional USB: Clear, step-by-step video guides and service manual. Needle Bar Clamp: Locks the needle bar to prevent vertical drifting. Loop Lift Gauge: Blocks for exact needle rise calibration (2.2mm and 2.6mm). Hex & Timing Tools: The exact wrenches needed to safely loosen and lock the hook assembly. Quick Timing Guide Prep: Power off the machine. Remove the needle plate and hopping foot. Insert a brand-new System 134 needle. Find Bottom: Rotate the handwheel until the needle bar is at its absolute lowest point. Set Needle Height: Use the clamp to ensure half of the needle eye is visible through the bobbin case area at full descent. Set Loop Lift: Insert the lift gauge block. Rotate the handwheel to raise the needle exactly 2.2mm (or 2.6mm for Infinity models). Align the Hook: Loosen the hook screws. Rotate the hook point until it rests perfectly inside the center of the needle's scarf (the back indentation). The point must pass microscopic fractions above the eye without touching the needle. Lock It Down: Tighten all screws securely, spin the handwheel manually to check for smooth clearance, and reinstall your needle plate. Pro Maintenance Tip Before timing, always rule out simple fixes. Change your needle, clear out packed lint from the bobbin basket, check your upper tension disks, and apply fresh sewing machine oil to the hook race.