Sounds like metal against metal in crossarm between needle/threading area and handwheel. sounds as if it needs lubrication. Also when engaging embroidery carriage machine stutters when starting the process like it isoff a track. Have been very careful to make sure there is no interference with track. when I purchased machine was never told how to maintain itby the Janome dealer. Thank you for your help
The information should be in the manual, here is a link for a manual if you don't have one, if the oiling instructions is not in the manual, the contact the dealer you bought the machine from and ask them if the machine is self oiling or not?
Instruction Manual Janome MC10000 Instruction Manual Janome MC10000
SOURCE: Janome MC 9000 Embroidery/Sewing Machine
This is the diagnistics routine for Janome 9000.
Run each test in sequence from 1 - 13, or until you find error
The results of this may not be what you want to hear, and may be why no-one has yet replied....I hope for an easy resolution for you
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Martyn
SOURCE: Janome Customizer 10000
There are different programs for 350E. I think, you was buy program different.
SOURCE: Bernina 180E or Janome MC10000?
I have the Janome 10001 and I love it. I have thousands of designs and they are easily accessible on-line and I can download the designs onto my flash card quickly and the cards were relatively easy to find.
I have just purchased a 180E Bernina. I have heard it is a much better machine and Bernina does have a wonderful reputation and is supposed to be the best there is. I have found that the dealers near London Ontario are not customer service oriented. I attended a store and am still waiting for someone to phone me back with information. I did email Bernina on-line and they have been exceptionally helpful and willing to offer suggestions, and information and solutions. The dealer just north of London was not even interested in helping me at all and basically blew me off. I think once you find a reliable dealer you are ok. If you get either of these machines, email me and I can help you with whatever you need to get up and running. ([email protected])
I am currently moving so have not got the Bernina set up right now. ONce I get it going and use it for a while I can give you a better idea of which one is better. I might just keep both but not sure.
Good luck!
SOURCE: sewing/embroidery machine janome mc9700 making
Please be more specific with the clicking noise that you are hearing- when does it make that noise, is the bobbin case in or out, where is it coming from,
SOURCE: thread keeps breaking
Have you checked any edge the thread might contact for knicks which should be files or sanded down? Also, I had to replace my bobbin case after a number of years as it had kind of stretched out and allowed my bobbin to pop around and consequently broke many threads.
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