Top 20 Janome Memory Craft 5700 Questions & Answers

get it serviced in a shop sewing moved you from computer repair to sewing mach. or buy the service manual from them;. we have no manuals here. the LCD seems to be dead. unplug it from AC overnight and retest again next day?

The issue you're experiencing could be caused by a few different factors, including a bent needle, incorrect threading, or a malfunctioning bobbin case . I would recommend checking the following: Ensure that the needle is inserted correctly and is not bent or damaged. Check that the machine is threaded correctly and that the thread is not tangled or caught anywhere. Inspect the bobbin case to ensure that it is properly installed and functioning correctly. If the issue persists, I would recommend contacting a Janome dealer or repair center for further assistance. They will be able to diagnose the issue and provide a solution .

could be a problem with the computer sensor motor power cord

You can always use a snap-on foot but you will also need the snap-on shank adapter for your Janome machine: Janome 7 200128001 Rolled Hem Snap On Foot for 5mmZZ Oscillating Machines

ask the service man for a quote and then get on e-bay to see if the board is available.

I can't see this manual on line free I"m sorry. Next option is to contact Janome in your country and ask if they have it available.

These are the instructions in the manual: Adjusting the Thread Tension Balanced thread tension: Small amount of the needle thread shows on the wrong side of the fabric. When the needle thread tension is too tight: The bobbin thread shows on the right side of the fabric. Reduce the tension by turning the tension dial to a lower number. When the needle tension is too loose: The needle thread forms loops and the stitches look shaggy. Increase the tension by turning the dial to a higher number. However, if you have recently changed the needle check that it is pushed right up in the slot. Other thing that springs to mind is making sure that the bobbin thread is correctly placed in the bobbin, and that the chamber is not full of lint and threads.

The fuse is blowing because the wheel is tight. This causes an increase of load on the motor which in turn blows the fuse. I would look at the upper and lower shafts for thread wraps or dirt, properly lubricate the bushings, turn machine by hand and try to find tight spots. no sense putting in a new fuse until the problem is fixed .

Do you hve a USB stick or memory and inserted. If o remove them and reboot your machine.

It might be your bobbin tension that is wrong. On your bobbin carriage there is a little screech. Probably on the front. Just a 1/4 turn can make a difference. Pull the thread from the bobbin when it is in the carriage and it should be the same tension as your upper tension.

My janome memory craft doesnt want to work i keep getting an erroe message system error 1...please help...i already cleaned all of the bobbin area

Probably needs a replacement Touch Screen...please Contact Us at Bargain Box

any number of things could be wrong, the motor could have went out, a hidden fuse could have blown, a part could have broken.

We believe that it is a problem from the touch screen and you need to replace it. We do have this part in stock if you need it. You can contact us through email [email protected] or go on our website http://sewingmachine.com.au/index.asp .

I know you said you have performed the reset sequence, but try these steps and see if the unit goes through the diagnostics correctly.1

• Turn off your Janome MC8000. Wait for a few seconds.

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• Press and hold the "Start," "Reverse" and "Auto lock" buttons at the same time.

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• Release the three buttons once your Janome MC8000 turns on.

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• Locate the plus (+) sign on the machine screen. Press the plus sign when prompted. Wait till you receive a message that says "Test Complete."

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• Turn off the Janome MC8000. Wait for a few seconds.

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• Turn on the Janome MC8000 once again. This will prompt the embroidery machine to conduct a diagnosis. Wait till it finishes the diagnosis and troubleshoots the errors you were encountering before.

Sounds like a machine that needs a good cleaning. How long since the most recent tuneup (COA)? If more than a year, it's probably time. You can try running the machine full tilt for about 15 minutes with the needle out and no thread -- that sometimes helps machines that have just sat unused for awhile. (Run your machines at least 5 minutes a month, either by sewing on them, or without the needle. Keeps the bearings lubricated)

First chose the colour tone to tone or fabric colour thread new thread. Then take a bobbin left hand some 3 or 5 wring bobbin thread for right hand wring opposite side then turn the bobbin take on one big needle or screw driver near the wheel and fill the bobbin.

Sounds like a busted belt, either leather or rubber.

try adjusting the top thread tension and see if that helps the loose stitchesalso try a new needleand make sure the machine is threaded correctly using every threadguide.

the machine is showing it doesn't need oiling or the manual says it's a self oiling machine?if the machine is self oiling the DON"T oil the machine.if you think the noise is from the tension dial,, the try using a can of air or unwaxed dental floss on the tension dial if you have accessto the tension dial.or the machine may need to be checked to find why it's making thenoise. the machine may just need some adjustments or a tune-updepending on when the machine has been serviced last.