Why does my Janome Sewing Machine keep skipping stitches?
Skipped stitches can occur if: * The needle is incorrectly inserted, bent, or blunt. * The needle and/or threads are not suitable for the work being sewn. * A Blue Tipped needle is not being used for sewing stretch, very fine fabrics, and synthetics. * The needle thread is not threaded properly. * A poor quality needle is used. If this is the case, change the needle.
Why does the bobbin thread break on my Janome 5060QDC?
The bobbin thread may break because: * The bobbin thread is not threaded properly in the bobbin holder. * Lint has collected in the bobbin holder. * The bobbin is damaged and doesn’t turn smoothly. If so, replace the bobbin. * The thread is wound loosely on a bobbin.
Why is my Janome 5060QDC Sewing Machine not running smoothly and is noisy?
Your machine might not run smoothly and could be noisy if: * Thread has been caught in the hook race. * Lint has built up in the hook race or bobbin holder.
What to do if my Janome 5060QDC does not work?
If the machine does not work, check if: * The machine is not plugged in. * Thread has been caught in the hook race. * The bobbin winder spindle is not returned to the left after bobbin winding.
What to do if my Janome 5060QDC Sewing Machine cloth is not feeding smoothly?
If the cloth is not feeding smoothly, it could be due to: * The feed dog being packed with lint. * The stitches being too fine. Try making the stitches longer. * The feed dog not being raised after “drop feed” sewing.
Why does the needle thread keep breaking on my Janome Sewing Machine?
The needle thread may break due to several reasons: * The needle thread is not threaded properly. * The needle thread tension is too tight. * The needle is bent or blunt. * The needle is incorrectly inserted. * The needle thread is not set under the presser foot when starting to sew. * The threads were not drawn to the rear after sewing. * The thread is either too heavy or too fine for the needle.
Why does my Janome 5060QDC form loops below the works?
Loops forming below the works can be attributed to: * The needle thread tension being too loose. * The needle being either too heavy or too fine for the thread.
General| Stitch Options | 60 |
|---|---|
| Maximum Stitch Width | 7 mm |
| Maximum Stitch Length | 5 mm |
| Needle Threader | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Foot Control | Yes |
| Sewing Speed | 820 stitches per minute |
| Start/Stop Button | Yes |
| Speed Control Slider | Yes |
| Needle Up/Down Button | Yes |
| Drop Feed | Yes |
| Free Arm | Yes |
| Type | Computerized |
| Buttonholes | 6 |
| Bobbin Type | Top drop-in |
| Speed Control | Variable |
| Warranty | 25 years |
Instructions for reducing the risk of electric shock.
Precautions to reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury.
Configures the needle's final position after sewing stops.
Sets the automatic power-off duration for the machine.
Wide use on medium to heavy fabrics, size set by button.
Used on fine to medium fabrics, blouses and children's clothes.
Rounded at both ends, for fine, delicate fabrics like silk.
Widely used on medium to heavy fabrics, for larger buttons.
Suitable for knit fabrics, also decorative.
Resembles 'Hand Worked', for fine fabrics and couture.
Correcting compression or elongation in stretch stitch patterns.
Adjusting stitch balance for buttonhole stitch 21.
Ensuring evenness for tacking stitches.
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