Why does the needle thread break on my Janome Sewing Machine?
The needle thread may be breaking due to several reasons: * The needle thread might not be threaded properly. * The needle thread tension could be too tight. * The needle might be bent or blunt. * The needle could be inserted incorrectly. * The thread might be too heavy for the needle. * The needle thread might not have been set in the thread holder when embroidery sewing started.
Why does the needle break on my Janome Memory craft 9900 Sewing Machine?
The needle may break because: * The needle is inserted incorrectly. * The needle is bent or blunt. * The needle clamp screw is loose. * The needle thread tension is too tight. * The needle is too fine for the fabric being sewn.
What to do if my Janome Memory craft 9900 Sewing Machine does not run?
If your Janome Sewing Machine does not run, it could be due to: * The machine is not plugged in. * A thread is caught in the hook race. * The start/stop button is used for ordinary sewing with the foot control plugged in.
Why is my Janome Sewing Machine making a crunching sound?
If you hear a crunching sound when running your Janome Sewing Machine, it could be because: * Something is caught between the carriage and the arm. Remove the object. * The carriage is hitting something around the machine.
What to do if pattern selection keys do not work on Janome Sewing Machine?
If the pattern selection keys do not work on your Janome Sewing Machine, it could be because: * The electronic control circuit is not working correctly. Try turning the switch off and then on again. * The key position is out of alignment.
General| Brand | Janome |
|---|---|
| Model | Memory craft 9900 |
| Category | Sewing Machine |
| Language | English |
Warning to reduce the risk of electric shock by not leaving the appliance unattended when plugged in.
Precautions to reduce risks of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons during use.
Identifies and labels all the main parts of the sewing machine.
Lists and illustrates all the standard accessories included with the sewing machine.
Details on attaching and removing the extension table for a larger sewing area.
Instructions on how to replace the changeable frame with different color options.
Adjusts the maximum sewing speed for both ordinary and embroidery modes.
Explains how to use the foot control pedal to vary sewing speed.
Functionality of the button to start and stop machine operation.
How to use the reverse button for locking stitches or sewing in reverse.
Functionality of the auto-lock button for securing stitches automatically.
Control for raising or lowering the needle to a specific position.
Operation of the button to automatically trim threads.
Returns to the initial page of ordinary sewing or embroidery mode.
Switches between ordinary sewing and embroidery modes.
Enters the setting mode for customizing machine preferences.
Deactivates all buttons to prevent accidental operation during maintenance.
Navigates through different pages of settings or patterns.
Using an extra spool pin for winding bobbins or twin needle sewing.
Procedure for safely removing the bobbin from the bobbin holder.
Step-by-step guide on how to wind a bobbin with thread.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate needle and thread for different fabrics.
Overview of the four categories of stitches available in ordinary sewing mode.
Selection of utility stitches, buttonholes, and specialty stitches.
Categories of decorative and quilting stitches, including applique and heirloom.
Programming letters and character combinations for monograms.
Opens manual settings for stitch width, length, tension, and cloth guide.
Enables settings for twin needle sewing.
Used to program a combination of stitch patterns.
Allows sewing patterns in a vertical or horizontal mirror image.
Deletes patterns from a programmed combination.
Saves the programmed pattern combination as a file.
Details on straight stitches (U1-U7) for seaming and other applications.
Describes different types of buttonholes (B1-B6) and their uses.
Helps sew parallel, evenly spaced rows of stitches for quilting.
Special stitches for seaming patchwork pieces with 1/4 and 7mm allowances.
How to mirror patterns vertically or horizontally for creative designs.
Keys for editing monograms: cursor, size, case, delete, edit, save.
Adjusting thread tension for each letter individually.
Adjusting thread tension for all letters together in monogramming.
Customizes machine settings like screen contrast, volume, units, and timer.
Adjusts settings specific to ordinary sewing operations.
Customizes settings and options for embroidery mode.
Selects the desired language for screen messages.
Automatic adjustment of thread tension based on the selected pattern.
Sets warning levels for when the bobbin thread is running low.
Configures whether the needle stops up or down after sewing.
Selects the initial sewing speed (slow, normal, high).
Instructions for attaching the embroidery unit to the sewing machine.
How to extend the carriage arm for embroidery operations.
Procedure for safely removing the embroidery unit from the machine.
Steps for attaching the specialized embroidery foot.
Replacing the standard needle plate with a straight stitch one for embroidery.
Using a special bobbin holder for embroidery thread.
Details on the included embroidery hoops and their sizes.
Information on types of stabilizers and how to use them for embroidery.
Guide to preparing and hooping fabric for embroidery.
Steps to attach the hooped fabric to the machine's carriage.
How to browse and select designs from the machine's memory or USB drive.
Using the machine's monogramming features with different fonts and styles.
Displays embroidery function keys and information on the selected pattern.
Shows the complete or partial image of each color section in a design.
Moves the carriage to a standby or home position.
Opens manual settings for thread tension and jump thread cutting.
Checks the embroidery area size by tracing the pattern outline.
Details displayed on the touch screen about the selected embroidery pattern.
Procedure for starting the embroidery process after hoop and design selection.
Special patterns for creating fringed embroidery designs.
Designs for attaching applique pieces to background fabric.
An alternative method for creating applique designs.
Allows editing and combining patterns to create original embroidery designs.
Adjusts the size of an embroidery pattern from 80% to 120%.
Creates a copy of the selected embroidery pattern.
Removes a selected design from the editing window.
Rotates the selected embroidery pattern by degrees.
Mirrors the selected embroidery pattern horizontally or vertically.
Zooms in on the design for detailed editing.
Combines multiple patterns into a single unit for easier manipulation.
Saves embroidery designs or pattern combinations to memory or USB.
Adjusts colors for fabric, threads, and background on the screen.
Reduces color sections in combined patterns by grouping similar colors.
Changes the sequence in which patterns in a combination are sewn.
Creates monograms arranged in an upper or lower arc.
Using the optional free arm hoop for tubular garments.
Customizes settings for embroidery operations like tension and speed.
Enables automatic thread trimming at color changes or jump threads.
Toggles the display of a grid in the editing window.
Allows resuming sewing from the last stitch after power interruption.
Managing pattern combinations and designs by saving and opening files.
Steps to create new folders for organizing files.
How to delete files or folders from the machine's memory or USB drive.
Procedure for opening saved embroidery files or pattern combinations.
Displays file names and their attributes.
Renaming saved files or folders.
Instructions for cleaning the hook area to ensure smooth operation.
Steps for cleaning the internal thread guide components.
Visual representation of all ordinary sewing stitches available.
Visual catalog of built-in embroidery designs categorized by type.
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