Why my Janome PDA machine does not run?
If your Janome PDA machine isn't running, there might be a thread caught in the hook race (refer to page 47). Another possibility is a control circuit malfunction; try turning the machine off and on again. Also, ensure the machine is properly connected to the power supply, as described on page 5.
What to do if Janome PDA visual touch screen is not clear or it skips stitches?
If you are experiencing issues with the visual touch screen or skipped stitches on your Janome PDA, consider the following: First, ensure the screen contrast is properly adjusted, as described on page 21. Check that the needle is correctly inserted and not bent or blunt; refer to page 14 for guidance. Verify that the needle thread is correctly threaded, as explained on pages 9 and 10. Replace the needle if it's defective (rusted or has a burred eye). Ensure the embroidery hoop is properly set (page 18) and that the fabric is tightly pulled (page 17). Finally, confirm that a stabilizer is being used, as described on page 16.
Why does the bobbin thread break on my Janome PDA?
If the bobbin thread breaks on your Janome PDA, it might be due to incorrect threading in the bobbin holder; see page 8 for instructions. Lint accumulation in the bobbin holder can also cause this issue; refer to page 47 for cleaning instructions. Additionally, a damaged bobbin that doesn't turn smoothly should be replaced.
General| Type | Embroidery Machine |
|---|---|
| Built-in Designs | 100 |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Maximum Embroidery Speed | 650 SPM |
| Built-in Memory | Yes |
| Automatic Thread Cutter | Yes |
| Speed Control | Yes |
| Embroidery Area | 5.5" x 7.9" |
| LCD Screen | Yes |
| Fonts | 3 |
Connects the sewing machine to the power outlet and turns it on.
Controls for starting, stopping, and trimming threads.
Procedures for removing the bobbin and preparing the spool for winding.
Introduction to the main screen for selecting designs, monograms, and other functions.
Functionality for modifying and combining embroidery patterns.
Steps to start sewing, trim threads, and return the carriage after embroidery.
Choosing fonts, letter case, and European characters for monograms.
Accessing the editing interface and choosing the appropriate embroidery hoop.
Loading designs into the editor and repositioning them on the screen.
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