20 Most Recent Janome MyLock 634D Mechanical Sewing Machine - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Average size is number 14 flat sided

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I have an instructional book for mine that it came with. Email me at [email protected] and I'll share it with you. Misty

I scanned my Mylock 434 manual and it can be downloaded for free here.

I scanned my manual for it, and it can be downloaded for free here.

The gist of it, is that you should do the lower looper first, upper looper, right needle, then left needle. From the front of the machine, this is starting with the rightmost holes on the threadguide plate, and finishing with the leftmost holes on the threadguide plate.

I scanned my manual and it can be downloaded for free here.

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Hi there noticed you still need help and have been asking for quite sometime, so I am going to try to help you, also if you have no luck on the websites below try asking a premium chat or premium question on fixya.com and you will get guaranteed assistance by our best experts but it might cost you $3-$10 but you will get fast guaranteed assistance ok and we will stick by you

try here, this might help, also ask yahooanswers a question on the top of this website......
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090115223207AADSKXy
try this website below aswell and contact them to ask how to thread the bobbin, contact button on top of webpage ok
http://www.american-sewing.com/janome-magnolia-7312.html, your very welcome and good luck there, Brett, Fixya

Check this site
http://sewingonline.co.uk/instructions/janome134d/
But you will have to pay for the manual

Seriously,after a freindspent a lot of time trying to thread the 634D,and she knows overlockers,I'm convinced its a waste of time,despite the fact that it is fixable and still in good working order,I have seen how uncomplicated her singer overlocker is and much easier to use in every way, So I have resolved to buy one, which means my problem with the 634D is solved..Thank you anyway.. Helen...

Go to this link on my business web site for threading instructions: http://sewvac1.com/Jan134D_Threading.pdf

there is no automatic converter as far as i know. the only tool i am aware of is the Embird Studio having a tool where you can load your jpeg and MANUALLY draw the necceassary stiches on.

there is an other approch thinkable, that you verctorize your jpeg by a vector graphics converter and then convert your vector graphics to stitches. but i assume your milage will vary (n the pciture), and i beleive it wont be too far (so still leaving you with a lot of manual work).

You can find a link to be sent this Janome 5018 Manual here