Top 20 Janome Memory Craft 9500 Computerized Sewing Machine - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Hi, Please turn off your machine and raise the presser-foot and needle bar. Then, you can turn on your machine again. If that does not work, please test another design for your machine to see if the error occurs again. If not, you might need to recheck the programming that you've used for the first design. Thank you.

Hi, please apply oil to any troublesome parts before attempting to move forward again. Thank you.

this hap[pens to all of us eventually. place the bottom where it needs to be and the long screws and short screws become apparent as you attempt to put them in.. short screws are too short for certain holes etc..

Possible password protection ... give Janome a call.

Service manual is available at modest cost. $12 USD or $5.50 AUD. https://www.google.com/search?q=janome+mb7+service+manual Adjusting needle bar height https://www.google.com/search?q=janome+mb7+adjust+needle+bar ..

we are USA< we are not a repair site we are just repair support help site in general. just words typed in text box. what country are you, located,first after all you do not want to send it 12,000 miles away and spend 10x what is worth. right. it is not a computer at all ,it is a SEWING MACHINE. so send it to the maker>? ask them. here they are, just ask them for support. and do not be so sure "not much wrong" as that can be wrong. only truth matters, not guessing. It can be replaced but at a cost of £1200 (ouch) at the web site, USA the service center are here. https://www.janome.com/find-a-dealer/?badge=34149 no country told the world is still huge. sorry, I can not guess.

Question edited for clarity. Question moved to category. It is hidden from view. This page of the manual refers. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/79034/Janome-Memory-Craft-4900-Qc.html?page=16 ..

Yes you should. One drop of light machine oil on moving parts and any joints that have a small hole in them. how often depends on how often you use the machine.

Various ideas in the link https://www.google.com/search?q=Janome+500E++bobbin+winding+issues ..

Question edited for make and model in the correct order. Question moved to Janome. It can only be three things. Belt is slack / worn out and slipping. Motor is faulty. Foot pedal needs cleaning and lubrication inside. https://www.google.com/search?q=Newhome+Janom+combi+10+running+slow ..

Try page 24, although it may be referring to something else. Such information like hours used is only available to a technician using factory computer software. https://www.janome.com/siteassets/support/manuals/embroidery-models/inst-book-mb-4en.pdf ..

The only thing I can think of is that the needle is scratching it as it comes down, maybe the length of the needle? I think it best to go back to the service centre.

A Janome dealer might be able to help.

As I gather using a magnet is out of the question, here are a couple of links that may serve you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5lk1kvH9CY https://www.janomesewingcentre.com.au/shop/instruction-manuals/service-manual-pdf-janome-differential-overlockers/ You probably have the following but I don't expect it to include any disassembly. https://www.manualslib.com/products/Janome-Mylock-644d-2938297.html

E4: The thread cutter jammed http://lesporteslogiques.net/materiel/machine_a_broder_numerique_janome_memory_craft_300E/Error-Codes.pdf

Hello again Camron Good choice, basic, but full of features.

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Try reducing thread tension.

Try a different bobbin

If no change, see "Cleaning the Hook Area" in your operators manual.

Inspect bobbin, bobbin holder and hook race for burrs. Especially if a needle broke just prior to the start of the problem.


Thread quality?... As a test, try using a different (new) thread, wind a bobbin with same new thread also.

MIGHT BE A TIMING PROBLEM