Help! I broke my new Janome...
#11
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Originally Posted by Kathy N
Even oil them when your dealer says it is a self oiling machine, especially the cotton wick in the bobbin case if the wick dries out your machine will not work well. It only takes a drop or two of sewing machine oil.
#12
Well, I figured out that problem too and feel really silly now :oops:
Can anyone tell from the photos below if I attached the walking foot correctly? The first photo shows how it was attached, and the white lever from the foot was blocking the needle screw, so it didn't go down all the way...
The second and third are how it is now, but what is that white lever actually for (it sits on top of the black needle screw now)?
And thanks for all your help :-D
Can anyone tell from the photos below if I attached the walking foot correctly? The first photo shows how it was attached, and the white lever from the foot was blocking the needle screw, so it didn't go down all the way...
The second and third are how it is now, but what is that white lever actually for (it sits on top of the black needle screw now)?
And thanks for all your help :-D
Needle screw blocking the white lever
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Needle screw resting on top of the white lever - is that right?
[ATTACH=CONFIG]15826[/ATTACH]
#18
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Virginia
Posts: 198
I used the Janome walking foot ONCE it didn't fit here or there or anywhere. It flat out didn't work. Got the old Singer back up on another table to do walking foot business. I'm getting a generic that fits onto the Janome as soon as I finish with my "walking foot snit".
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