Where does the oil pan magnet go on a juki

Have you moved your sewing machine lately? I don't know what model your machine is, but I would imagine that you have an oil pan under the machine. If you have too much oil in the pan (there are marks on the pan indicating how full you should fill it), it might do this.
If you have moved it lately and tilted the machine, you may have two problems:
1.If you tilted it towards the bobbin, you might have oil dripping from all those parts and you will need to tilt the machine back and dry all the parts with a soft cloth until the excess is gone.
2. If you tilted it to the right, you may have oil on the belt and it is spinning out on a greasy belt. While your machine is tilted backwards, your belt should be loose and you can dry it will a clean rag. Take a flashlight and look down around your motor where your belt is attached and make sure that the cover over the belt isn't full of oil and contributing to the problem. (Dry it out with your rag also).
Good Luck!

Take your bobbin case out, lift your presser foot, unthread your upper thread and run the machine as fast as it will go and I think you will see the oil moving.. If it doesn't, push the whole machine backwards(not the table, just the machine) if it will do it without taking the belt guard loose. See if the oil in the pan is clean, If not, you will need to drain the dirty oil and refill the pan with clean oil. There is a small pump with a screen attached to the underneath of the machine where it sets down into the oil. Make sure that there is not debris built up on the screen. If there is, take a small clean rag and clean the debris off and throw away.

Pressure on foot is regulated by the screw on the top of the machine directly above the pressure foot bar. Make sure your lever on back of machine is down, then turn the screw by hand, left for less pressure and to the right for more pressure.

Has anyone adjusted the presser foot inside the machine? That can throw it off or sometimes you need to look under the machine head into the oil pan to make sure there isn't something stuck and holding the pressure up from there.

Is this a new or used machine? Does it have enough oil in the pan?

What model is your Juki industrial machine?

Hi there, gently tilt the head of your machine back and rest it on the white peg thing at the back. Inside you should see lines on the back side of the oil pan...min and max. If you are somewhere in between, all good. If not, add more. NOTE: always use clear machine oil. Any other stuff will stain your work. Hope this helps, have a great day

just add oil and clean junk off take up pump filter. no need to change oil there no combustion like a gas engine.

hi there,regarding after what you can change oil, you can change oil after 8 month.regarding how can you change the oil, please check screw at the right side on the oil pan, remove it and but something under the oil pan to empty the old oil.when you re full oil pan again please check there's tow mark high and low you must make oil is equal with high level.best regards

hi there
how come tere doesn't seem to be a tray under the machine ? pleasemake sur your machine come with oil pan ( could be come with oil pan ). or maybe your are talked about other model.
please follwo this steeps to change oil for your machine if it come with oil pan:
1 - back head of machine to back said.
2 - you will found oil pan and in right said you can see screw for empty old oil please put any bottel under oil pan and remove that screw until oil is come down .
3 - try to clean oil pan with any dry material and rethight the screw again.
4 - but new oil on oil pan until arrive to high level and turn ON you machine any running it for arround 10 minutes to make oil goes throw all tubes insaid machine.
best regards
ashraf abozid
CAIRO -EGYPT

hi there
here's the type of oil u need for juki lockstitch machine
( juki Defrix oil No.1 ) you cand found in your local market if NO u can buy light oil white color for industerial sewing machine
best regards
ashraf abozid

Most of the time the rubber inserts have a slot in the edge of them to slide over the ears on the pan , slide them on all 4 corners and then put the assembly into the table , slide everything to the front of the table. the nail will go through both the rubber and the pan. Use a good quality ,oil resistant sealer , between the rear edge and the table to prevent the oil from splashing out while operating . If your corner cushion does not have the slots in them , put the pan in first nail in place rubber goes on top . Sometimes the rubber needs to be trimmed to height for a perfect head to table fit . The head should be level with the top and the rubber also for a smooth fabric flow while you are sewing. Hope this will help.