Motor overheating. The sewing motor is too hot, or its temperature sensor is faulty. Sewing very short patterns again and again can cause it.
Shown on Brother machines including 311H, 311HN, 341H, 342G, 430D, 430F, 430FX, 430HX, 438F, 6200A, 7000DD, 7100A and others.
Switch the machine off before touching any connector. If the code comes back after these checks, the fault is usually in the servo motors.
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Summarised by Shankar Sewing from the BAS 311H SERVICE MANUAL (page 146); BAS 342G SERVICE MANUAL (page 145); BE 438F SERVICE MANUAL (page 174); RH 9820 SERVICE MANUAL (page 229); 430f instruction manual (page 82). The manual has the complete procedure and connector numbers for your exact model.
E010 Stop switch pressed in standby · E015 Stop switch held at power-on · E016 Stop switch connection fault · E050 Head tilted when the treadle was pressed · E051 Head tilted while sewing · E055 Machine head switch position · E065 Panel key stuck · E111 Needle-up stop position not reached · E130 Motor stopped / synchroniser fault · E131 Motor encoder signal fault · E132 Blown fuse on the motor PCB · E133 Motor PCB or upper-shaft motor fault · all Brother codes
Motor overheating. The sewing motor is too hot, or its temperature sensor is faulty. Sewing very short patterns again and again can cause it.
Switch off and let the motor cool for 30 minutes or more, then try again. If it recurs quickly, check the motor and the sensor. If the code stays, the fault is usually in the servo motors.
In the manuals we have read, E150 appears on 311H, 311HN, 341H, 342G, 430D, 430F, 430FX, 430HX, 438F, 6200A and other models.