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The Janome website do partial manuals for some machines.
They have manuals for the MyLock 644D,and for the MyLock 634D
They should be similar enough to your machine .
No you cannot, the transformer will work for a while and it will get very hot and cound catch fire. You should get a transformer at least 100 W to 120 W. It can be an auto transformer which is not so bulky as an isolating transformer, but be careful how you wire it up.
Also have look on the machine it self to see how many watts in consumes. The number on the pedal may be the handling capacity of the pedal control.
Although the tension units on your machine are of a different configuration, always thread from the right spool first and then each one to the left.........ONLY in that sequence !
now take a look at this sewusa site for a better view of the actual routine through the thread guides.........as I say, the tension units are different, but the sequence is the same, just use the image from above to see which one is next........this chart, just as the one on the fold down cover of your machine need to be followed one thread at a time from R to L
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