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Quilt Maker Pro 18 User Manual
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Check that the Janome Quilt Maker Pro 18 is unplugged
from the electrical outlet. All power to the machine must
be turned off when installing the back handlebar. Failure
to do so can result in damage to the machine.
Locate the handlebar without lights and magnets
attached –that is the rear handlebar. On the back of the
machine locate the 4 threaded holes in a square pattern.
(See Figure 4.2) Use the 4 bolts found in the machine
accessory box in the small bag with the black spiral serial
cables to attach the rear handlebar mounting plate using
the included 4mm hex wrench. The mounting plate has
4 access holes for the hex wrench to tighten the bolts.
(See Figure 4.2)
Find the serial connection point on the left side of the
rear display and the serial connection point on the rear
of the machine. Connect the rear display to the machine
using one of the black spiral serial cords. (See Figure
4.3) Be careful to align the pins in the cord with the pins
in the serial connection points. Insert carefully.
Note: After the handles have been completely installed
and plugged in, test them by turning the Janome Quilt
Maker Pro 18 on/off switch to “on”. You will not be
able to turn on the machine until the front handlebars
are installed. If nothing is displayed, check that the
handlebar cable on the side of the machine is plugged
in securely, that your machine is turned on, and that
the power cord is plugged into the machine as well as a
power source.
Installing Rear Handlebars
Insert the cord into power connector on the rear of the
machine. Plug the three-prong end into a power source
(see Figure 5).
Installing the Power Cord
Figure 5
There are two power switches for your machine. The
main power switch is at the rear of the machine and
a white power switch is on the right side of the front
screen for your added convenience.
(Figure 6)
The machine is turned on when both switches are turned
on. The machine is turned off when both switches are
off. However, you may turn off the machine functions by
turning off only the front switch if you will be returning
to quilt within a day.
Turn on the back switch first by toggling the switch from
the 0 position to the 1 position. Then turn on the front
switch by toggling it as well. The front switch will not
turn on the machine unless the back switch is already on.
IMPORTANT: If you will not be using the machine for
more than a day, we recommend you turn off both
switches and unplug the power cord from the power
source.
IMPORTANT: Refer to the safety instructions.
Figure 6
Turning on the Janome Quilt Maker Pro 18
Figure 4.2
Figure 4.3
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