Janome Memory Craft 10000 "needle going down" Questions

...needle is not going straight up and down but it goes down and gets stuck almost usually a 3-5 inch thread tail is helpful to keep the thread from coming out of the needle & pull the thread(top ...

...needle machine is not going down while all other needles are working correctly, there may be a few potential causes to consider. First, check to make sure the needle itself is not damaged or bent. ...

...needle wont go down when im trying to pick the thread up from the shuttle the needle will only go down so far before it bangs on something it sound like the spool i think, because when i take the ...

...needle is moved up or down? Five Common Sewing Machine Mistakes + How to Fix Them www.tillyandthebuttons.com/.../five-common-sewing-machine-mistakes-... Sep 23, 2014 - Sometimes the needle will push ...

Needle move up and down slowly and hits the presser foot when needles hit the presser foot they are out of alignment and the needles get bent the needle bar will not go up or down will go form side to

...working properly. When pressing the needle down button, the needle does go down and then comes right back up. pressing the needle up button makes the needle shoot up and down 2 times very fast. ...

replaced the needle. Now the needle will not go up and down. there is a disengage for when you need to spool a bobbin, it keeps the needle from going up & down, check to see if this is the problem

needle up/down button. If you press it when the machine is NOT sewing, it will reset it to stopping with the needle UP instead of DOWN. In other words, it resets the needle's default position, but you

Needle won't go down completely. Pulled bobbin &holder, clean. Worked yesterday with same settings, needle and thread. Problem above needle, not below. Help? Janome DXL 603. Seldom used. Hi Laszlo. ...

needle is not going up and down??? Earlier: Broke 2 needles and replaced, had upper tension full of thread and bobbin case all knotted. Cleared all that out. Started skipping stitches. Changed needles