20 Most Recent Janome Memory Craft 5700 - Page 5 Questions & Answers

usually the hoops just lock on, but make sure you have the correct foot on first and that there is nothing in the way to stop the hoop sitting correctly

right near the touch screen you have the width length button that does all those things

try here for the manual http://www.sewingmanuals.com/

To lower the foot look for a black, square tab you would use your left hand to move up and down
If its anything like my janome 8000 and 9000 you'll have heaps of fun with it!

its the P foot, which is all clear, and attaches directly to the shank after you unscrew the whole metal foot ( not just on the clip like the other feet) and you screw it into position and it doesn't touch the material

Most sewing machine lamps are located inside the face cover on the left hand side of your machine. It should pull open as it is hinged at the back and clicks into place when you close it. The lamp will be visible to you when you open your machine. It will either need a bayonet or screw type bulb replacement. You will need to look at the broken bulb in order to see what type your machine needs.
http://www.janome.com/documents/File/ManualFile/MC5200.pdf
If you look at page 4 of this manual, which is similar to your machine, you will see the face cover is part number 11. In the smaller picture below you can make out the hinge on the back of the machine that allows you to open the face cover like a door. Hope this helps!

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Flip the feeddog switch to UP then rotate the handwheel one full revolution to re-engage the feeddogs.

Chances are only direct from Janome or main dealer.

Try this basic torubleshooting steps for this is a common issue for Janome Memory craft. You have to switch the dog feed back to 'up' then turn the needle wheel toward you, the feed dog should snap back into place.

check the machine for proper threading, this can cause issues.

Here is a tutorial - http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-rolled-hem-foot-sewing-machine-240603/view/

I have to practice with scraps first.

You will need to contact Janome - http://janome.com/index.cfm/ContactUs/General_Inquiries

From a Janome or New Home dealer of direct from the manufacturer

Flick the switch to raise the feeddogs then rotate the handwheel one full revolution to re-engage the cam...voila

I've not found one. The shank should have the size stamped on it.

Once you identify the size, make a cross-reference on paper so you can go by the color.

Schmetz needle company has a chart for choosing the right type and size of needle for the thread and fabric.

You do not need to buy Janome needles for your sewing machine.

It is rectangular - 7"x5.5"