Janome 9700 suddenly is showing warning. Raise presser foot & needle bar, then turn on power again. #02 Have done this countless times, changed thread, needle, bobbin. Still showing this What do I do?
Ask the seller! He has a vested interest in helping your machine work! As a former newspaper writer, believe me, if you send something to a local rag, about your problems with your Janome, the seller will sit up, and take Notice!
SOURCE: says raise pressure foot and needle bar
check youre screen you will see an icon of needle you have got it in the down mode touch it it will raise it next time you sew it will be raised this is an option to have needle in fabric or raised on completion of sewing this is in your manual.
hope this helps mary h
SOURCE: will not pick up bobbin thread
Unusual for this machine. Check to be sure the needle is inserted with the flat side to the back of the machine. If it is, remove the needle plate, bobbin and bobbin case. Turn the hand wheel slowly toward you and see if the point of the hook is above or below the eye of the needle when the hook point is aligned behind the needle. If the eye is above the point of the hook the machine is out of time and best taken to qualified technician.
SOURCE: janome memory craft 6500 sewing machine...all of a
Has the bobbin case dislodged and moved? there should be two red marks one on the bobbin case and one on the outer holder, are they lining up? Sometimes as these cases are held by a magnet, they will get dislodged and move slightly, especially in a jam up.
Take out the bobbin case and clean under it, then replace it matching up the red marks.
If the bobbin case has actaully been struck by the needle during a dislodgement, it may well pierce the bobbin case plastic, look for burring or marks on the outer flange area. If this has occured, the thread may catch on the burr as it comes over the bobbin and jam again.
You can buy a new bobbin case if yours is damaged or maybe just file the burring with an emery board (remove it from the machine first of course).
Lastly, check your needle hasn't been bent, burred, or put in backwards, any of these can prevent a stitch from forming.
If all the above fails, then it is possible that the timing has been knocked out and you will need to get it serviced by a technician.
SOURCE: JANOME 200e,raise presure foot and needle bar then turn of power
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