sewing several layers on Janome 7700
Day 2 of my new Janome 7700, and mostly very happy. Just one problem so far: I was sewing 2 units of a paper pieced block together, and the seam started with several layers to sew through. The machine wouldn't do it - fabric just wasn't moving forward. I had to move the block along a fraction, and after that it was fine, and other bulky sections went through without a problem. This has happened twice now. I was using the O2 foot. Can any 7700 owner help with this issue, please?
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Are you using the acufeed system. That's what I do and haven't had any problems.
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Originally Posted by Donna H-M
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Are you using the acufeed system. That's what I do and haven't had any problems.
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My Janome 6500 does the same thing. My Bernina and my Husqvarna don't. I think it is just a Janome annoying thing.
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My Husqvarna did the same thing today, but I think part of it was the paper I was using was kind of slippery. Just hung up for about a second, went on with a little "help". It did get me to clean the entire machine and change to a new needle. :o
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Originally Posted by Shelbie
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My Janome 6500 does the same thing. My Bernina and my Husqvarna don't. I think it is just a Janome annoying thing.
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Do you have your feed dogs up high enough?
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Originally Posted by Just Me...
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Do you have your feed dogs up high enough?
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I've had the same issue with my 6600 when I'm NOT using the accufeed system (when I do, no problem). I've also had it hesitate to feed (or need help) in the middle of a seam where there are bulky seams to rise over (again, only when not using accufeed).
Overall I love my 6600, but sometimes it's like driving a Lamborghini in the rain. On the other hand I also have a Huskvarna (purchased when they were still made in Sweden), and it can feed pretty much anything I throw at it. Like driving a Volvo. |
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
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I've had the same issue with my 6600 when I'm NOT using the accufeed system (when I do, no problem). I've also had it hesitate to feed (or need help) in the middle of a seam where there are bulky seams to rise over (again, only when not using accufeed).
Overall I love my 6600, but sometimes it's like driving a Lamborghini in the rain. On the other hand I also have a Huskvarna (purchased when they were still made in Sweden), and it can feed pretty much anything I throw at it. Like driving a Volvo. My Mum has a 1968 Husky, solid steel, and, yes, very much reminds me of a Volvo! I had it serviced for her recently, and it's good as new. Here's a picture. |
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