Lost manual for janome 6260 - Janome 6260QC Computerized Sewing Machine

If the symbol looks like ] [, then this isn't generally an error message. The machine is in bobbin wind mode. Move the bobbin winder spindle to the left. If the spindle is all the way to the left, then you have a problem with the bobbin winding mechanism below the bobbin winder spindle slot. The sewing machine isn't correctly getting the message of where the spindle is.

The Janome 6260 Quilter's Companion manual is available from Janome. The current link is https://www.janome.com/siteassets/support/manuals/retired/computer/inst-book-6260qc.pdf . See page 11 (13 of the PDF).

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Would the manual help ? Can download it here.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/514803/Janome-Oc-6260.html

Is the threader broken or just not meeting the needle eye? If broken, it can most likely be repaired.

If the threader is not meeting the needle eye, adjust the needle height so the threader meets the eye and intercept the thread. I have a 60's machine with a threader that needs the needle height manually adjusted because the needle does not stop in any particular place. Usually, if I raise the needle to its highest, the threader will work.

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here is a link for a manual --it should have how to put the bobbin case in Instruction Manual Janome 6260

here is a link for a manual for a janome 6260
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try this link for a manual
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/instruction-manual-janome-6260.aspx

Manual for your Janome QC 6260, with a BOUNS.......HERE

Hi,

You can download and print the instruction manual in PDF format by clicking this link.

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Refer to the manual; re thread the machine and then reset the bobbin according to the written instructions.

Refer to the manual.

You turn the tension knob - the higher the number the tighter the stitch.

First, thread the machine with the presser foot up. This opens the tension control for the thread to properly enter.

Then, when you lower the presser foot, the tension control closes to the setting you have selected.