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JUKI MO-2000QVP - Troubleshooting Guide; Seam Wave or Puckering Issues; Fabric Edge Curling

JUKI MO-2000QVP
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Problem Cause Solution Page
Thread loops
are too loose
Too little fabric in the stitch. Increase the cutting width. 13
Motor failure Noise is heard.
Motor does not turn at all.
Sparks are abnormally large.
Replace the carbon brush with a new
one.
(Note) Contact your distributor to ask
for the replacement of the car-
bon brush.
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Needle eyelet
cannot be
threaded
The “
” marking on the side of the
front cover is not aligned with the “
marking on the handwheel.
Turn the handwheel to align the “
marking on it with the “
” marking on
the side of the front cover.
19,20
Upper and
lower loopers
cannot be
threaded
When the handwheel is not xed.
When the thread is not inserted into
the bottom of the threading hole.
When the thread is not slacked before
the threading hole.
When the thread is caught somewhere
in the thread path.
When the pipe is clogged with lint.
Raise the threading changeover lever
and turn the handwheel to x it.
Insert the thread into the threading
hole by 1 to 2 cm.
Slack the thread before the threading
hole.
Remove the thread from the location
where it has been caught.
Thread the loopers by means of the
looper threader supplied in the acces-
sory bag to remove the lint in the pipe.
17,18
17,18
17,18
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