20 Most Recent Juki HZL-E80 Computerized Sewing Machine Questions & Answers

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no, the light bulb won't cause the machine not to work, check the power cord to see if it's plugged into the machine correctly, if it is then the machine needs to be checked to see if it's the powercord or the on off switch or the machine it's self

hi there,can you check please that area around lower needle bar bushing? maybe some oil drop from this area.- check the adjustment screw for lubricate hook from down maybe need to decrease the amount of oil how lubricate the hook by turning to minus direction.best regards

Hi. Skipped stitches are usually caused by a mismatch in your thread and needle. Wrong thread type, wrong needle size, or even old thread can cause skipped stitches. If all else fails, change the needle. If that doesn't work, clean the machine. Sometimes just getting rid of all the lint and giving her a good oiling does a world of good.

Let me know if this works.

Robbie

check your bobbin, co'z it is not in his right position. and look at your bobbin if there is something who locked it, maybe u break a needle. there is some one left it a litle.

your machine is not a self oiling machine, you should put the oil on the needle bar, and to the bobbin.

You can only oil the parts that you can see.

if the machine regular needle threads front to back NOT side to side, you can use a double needle. simply pass both threads thru all the same slots (thread one at a time so they don't get twisted up) then just before the needles, leave one out of the thread guide just above the needle. you may have to loosen the top tension SLIGHTLY, like a half number. and do NOT use a zig zag stitch without first hand cranking it thru the cycle to be sure the needles clear, or you'll make a 5.00 mistake (the cost of the double needles!)

After putting on the buttonhole foot, you lower the foot, put in the size button you want into the button hole foot. Lower the button hole lever all the way (so machine does not blip) Then the machine automatically sets the length and width of the button hole...you can adjust the length and width manually by pushing the button on the top right hand part of the machine above the LED screen the top one is stich length the other is stich width....if you put the levers to the left it will be the smallest stich length or width...if to the right it will be the largest stich length or width the machine allows. But, really the machine automatically does this for you...so I don't see the need to do it.....but you can....BBill01

Hi,
When doing the button hole....after installing the button hole foot and lowering the foot....and adding the button so the automatic button hole size is determined...you lower the button hole lever it will touch the back of the button hole foot. this holds the button hole foot in the proper position...if this lever is not all the way down...the machine blips at you...check to see that it is down all the way...I hope this helps you..It truly does all that it advertises and is a great machine...BBill01
P.S. you can adjust width and length of the stich also...see instruction manual. pg 28-30