20 Most Recent Janome 11000 Memory Craft Special Edition Sewing Machine Multicolor - 00111000S JAN011-1 Questions & Answers

you said it has been in the shop twice do you think that may be they did not check the circuit board out I think it might be in the timing or the board

Um, why would the technician only do half the job??? Could be that the bobbin sensor is dirty. Most likely covered with lint or loose thread. ...

Skipped stitches sometimes occur if the machine is incorrectly threaded. Remove the thread and re-thread from the beginning (first RAISE the presser foot so the thread will seat in the tension disk). Confirm that the thread follows the correct pathway (consult manual). Try installing a brand-new needle. Make sure the needle, thread, and fabric are compatible. All About Needles If it continues to not pull up the bobbin thread, the needle/hook could be out of time. May require service. Sewing machine won pick up bobbin thread hook timing fix...

Consult the owner's manual. Supposedly there should be a way of changing that thread length setting. ...

Perhaps it is reminding you to attach Embroidery Presser Foot P??? Or, change the presser foot pressure to #2??? Download Owner's Manual: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CDUQFjADahUKEwiolqvUkvjHAhWLC5IKHb-wDcg&url=http%3A%2F%2Fjanome.com%2Fsiteassets%2Fsupport%2Fmanuals%2Fembroidery-models%2Finst-book-mc11000-special-edition-english.pdf&usg=AFQjCNGy-DfpqHaOTNCidEpyxVCmA9GWKg&cad=rja ...

Just like so many tvs do. The power control board is overheating. If you know someone who is a tinkerer you could probably get a power board on ebay pretty cheap. Just takes a model# & brand name
Hope this helps

Does it still work? If you have cleaned it and its OK then press on with use. If you are worried its got inside etc then its a job for a dealer/specialist unless you know a good DIYer to partially dismantle it. Be careful not to upset any settings. You can probably get a parts list from Janome online which would help to know what goes where.

you may have the fabric not tight enough in the hoop or try using the same colour thread in the bobbin

1. Power Off: Turn off your machine completely. Make sure it's not just in standby mode but completely powered down.
2. Unplug: Disconnect the power cord from the outlet. Wait for about 10-15 seconds to ensure all power is drained from the machine.
3. Plug Back In: Reconnect the power cord to the outlet.
4. Power On: Turn on your Janome 300e and see if the screen is responsive now.

If the issue persists even after performing a reset, there might be a more significant problem with the machine's software or hardware. In such cases, it's advisable to contact Janome customer support or a certified technician for further assistance. They may provide additional troubleshooting steps or recommend servicing the machine.

Page 27 of the manual refers. (by the number on the pages, not at the top), use CTRL+F and type the word 'Number'.

Instruction Book

Janome https://www.janome.com > embroidery > mc550e PDF q Stitch back key w Stitch forward key e Stitch count r Total number of stitch count. The pale blue bar in the stitch count window is the progress bar. The ... 76 pages ..

Are you having any problems moving the needle bar with the hand wheel? Make sure that the presser foot is up and the needle bar is fully up. Then redo the top threading for the machine. Try unplugging the machine and blowing any loose debris out of the needle bar area. (I'd suggest compressed (canned) air or equivalent to minimize excess moisture in the electronics.) Also check if the machine gives the same message with the presser foot and needle down on restart. If the problem persists, then the issue is likely to be a faulty control board. I don't know if any sewing machine repair technicians still have spare boards. They aren't on the in stock parts at two vendors that I know. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

I would look on the manufacturers web site; https://www.janome.com/blog/need-a-janome-manual-many-available-for-download-here/

If the top tension is on 0 I suspect the problem begins in the bobbin, make sure first of all the bobbin is turning anti clockwise in the bobbin case, when you pull the thread through the bobbin case there should be slight resistence, if it is too loose turn the screw on the bobbin case clockwise about a quarter of a turn to tighten, if it is not making muh difference you may have fluff stuck under the spring on the bobbin casem take a fine sewing needle and slide it under the spring to see if you can get any fluff out, top tension about 4 or 5

You would have to remove the top cover. https://www.google.com/search?q=janome+jem+lite+639+remove+top+cover ..

I have the Janome CHJ-3 Kwiknit Knitter and am having some problems with it. Purchased this machine some40 years ago and used it an awful lot and was always very happy with it. After storage and loaning it out, it now does not work. Needs a service I suppose which I would like to do myself. Does this machine have a sponge bar? Also I can copy the manual and send it to you - please let me know.

You can download the Artistic Designer program from Janome, https://www.janome.com/products/software/ . However, it will not work unless you have purchased a license key from a dealer. For other Janome software, only updates for supported software are available: https://www.janome.com/support/general-support/software-support/ . You'll either need the program to have been installed on your computer or to put the CD in an optical disc drive. If your current computer doesn't have an optical disc drive, you can get a USB optical drive from Amazon or any other shop that has electronic/computer parts. USB DVD read/write drives are under $50 even at most shops that don't discount accessories. You may need the USB type C (M) to USB type A (female) adapter with some of the newest models (laptops and tablets). I hope this helps. Please add a comment with the name and version of your software for further assistance. If your software is no longer supported by Janome, there are some third-party embroidery editing software packages. One is https://www.embird.net/ . Cindy Wells

Your space is not formatted correctly to the size of the hoop. For example if the hoop is 5x7 your design has to fit within that space, and the space cannot be bigger than 5x7. Strange but true and it will fix the reboot and shut down issue.

All available Janome user manual are here https://www.janome.com/support/manuals/ However you can use this manual, it may help you. inst-book-mod-15.pdf (janome.com)