20 Most Recent Janome Memory Craft 9000 Computerized Sewing Machine - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Unfortunately you are probably not going to be able to fix this. It needs a sensor adjusted (probably), or a component replaced.

you need to loosen the top tension. if you notice the tension is too loose on top and bottom at the same time then go ahead and tighten the bobbin tension a small amount. then you can adjust the tension of the top. if the top thread tension is too tight the thread from the bobbin will penetrate through. the opposite is true. if the top is too loose then too much of the top thread will penetrate the fabric underneath. remember to get the tensions between the top tension and bobbin tension equal so the knot will end in the middle of the fabric.

i too have the same problem from yesterday .. plzzzz helppp

are you sure it is in all the way and it is far enough away from your table so it is not catching on anything ?hope this helps

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can you take it a part and check and make sure there is no thread wrapped around the inside.

I'm so sorry but with the screens it needs a professional I know you want to repair it by yourself but you could actually cause more problems. You need a Janome dealer or a dealer that specializes in screens.

That is a job for repair person, screens are sensitive you can ruin your whole machine.

1)Check that your bobbin does not have a nick in it where the thread can catch and won't feed smoothly.2) make sure the upper and bobbin threads are the same.3) pull out the bobbin case and chect to see if there is a clump of lint.4) make sure the feed dogs are moving the fabric through smoothly,some fabrics can get caught on the dogs and make the bottom thread get loopy.5) check your needle,if it's bent or has a bad tip,it can mess up the stitch.

look in the phone book or type in the search engine about sewing machine repair or a place that sells sewing machines.

I don't have a 5700,mine is a 9000 but the cards that came with mine are a plastic aprox 1 inch square. This machine came out before there was any type of interface to connect to a back up system ie; USB or firewire. I would assume that if you can download new patterns from the internet,than you could back them up.If your machine does not have that capability then you will just have to find new memory cards for you machine online and order them.

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Ok this solution may be obvious but I'll say it in case you haven't tried everything; when you put the correct bobbin on the post,it has a slot which lines up with a metal spring on the winder post and makes an audible SNAP. Also you need to have the post with bobbin in place firmly snapped to the right for it to wind properly.Also check how you have the thread coming to the bobbin,follow the diagrams precisely.If it still doesn't work well, go buy a bobbin winder they're much easier anyway! Good Luck!

UNPLUG FIRST. GET SOME TWEEZERS AND CAREFULLY MOVE THEM UNTIL THEY ARE STRAIGHT. BE PATIENT!

You may need to have it checked and tuned up. It doesn't cost much. I just had mine done for the first time because when I tried to wind a bobbin the needle stayed in sewing status. I bought this machine years ago and it only cost.80.00 for a tune up also. Looking at the manual it says to go to auto and you can see the screen where the cloth guide position can be adjusted. Right under that is the auto tension with a + and -. You would need to increase the tension level. It says that this is also used for professional style embroidery in the same way. I hope both of these suggestions will help.

The bobbin thread on my Janome 9000 is showing in the stitching. The bobbin thread pulls over to the left when sewing a zig or multi zig zag stitch. What to adjust?

Not a job for a backyard mechanic. Ypu'll only make it worse. And besides, the labor is a fairly small part of the cost of this repair, mostly parts...

I assume that you have a computer and have the Janome software on some type of media (flash drive for example.) The Viking uses a different format that the Janome. Janome uses either .sew or .jef You can download the free program "My Editor" Open the Janome design in My Editor then ask the program to save it in the format your Viking uses--.hus or .vip uses. (Choose saveas, click on the drop down box and find the format your machine uses.) You can download My Editor from this site http://www.drawstitch.com/index.php/Downloads/my_editor/