How To Clean Janome Sewing Machine! (Computerized)

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[@andrewj4442]

Finally, someone uses a vacuum! Brilliance! 🎉

[@cynthiahudson9349]

This was the best Janome cleaning tutorial on You Tube! I watched 3 others...none were as well videoed as yours. I feel like my machine is in great shape now. Thank you so much!

[@janomejunkies2044]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your kind comment :)

[@kathybarry2556]

Hi there, thank you for this tutorial, I have become a cleaning fiend for my machine (a MC8200QCPSE), always good to get some tips, especially turning the bobbin case holder around to look for more dirt, I never thought to do that, love the look of the little cleaning swabs, but I'm in Australia so not sure if they are available here... good to see the "bad" bobbin cases, now I know what to look for, very helpful, thank you 🌻💜

[@georgycolson9671]

Excellent video! Thank you! I have a Janome 1600P and the MC9450

[@joellewatkins5528]

Thank you! I new Janome machine owner. I love it! I like to keep my machines well maintained.

[@joeyjackson6224]

Great video. I have an old Janome MC4000. I learned a couple things from your video that I will try. My janome sews forward very well. But once I hit the reverse it will not go forward again unless I turn it off and back on again. I'm retired anon a fixed income so it's not going to a repair shop. This will definitely be a DIY project. Thanks again for the video.😊

[@belovedride]

Great up-close filming, so helpful and empowering!

[@merryhill4790]

Thanks for your help especially on the oiling issues, we no longer have a Janome dealer in our area and the only one I can find is four hours away. I simply can’t imagine why because their machines are just wonderful and very low maintenance. However, my machine will still need yearly maintenance with a dealer.

[@lindareda5071]

I bought my 8200 from an authorized dealer and he told me not to oil it! I clean it with those swabs and they are amazing! I do take it in every year for a professional cleaning too. Great video, especially the part about the bobbin case.

[@arlenegrohs5610]

Thank you. Well presented information. ❤

[@user-ol5ww9lk7g]

Thank you SO much for this video. I was sewing and had an issue with tension and material and the material was pulled down into the machine. I was using a plastic bobbin. My cleaning kit disappeared so I improvised and while listening about the bobbin casing, I thought hmmm, is the plastic bobbin the issue. I cleaned the machine and put it back together, put in a metal bobbin and the machine, and it works! I'm off to your website to purchase a new kit and the awesome tools you used. Thank you SO much for this great video. Excellent helpful video.

[@jeannecarr7975]

Great info! Love the cleaning swabs!

[@janomejunkies2044]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@annpowell7628]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@bettymeyskens1696]

Great information - so helpful!

[@janomejunkies2044]

Glad you like it :) Any videos you'd like to see from our channel in the future?

[@sharonquinn9424]

Thanks for this it’s brill ❤

[@chellealk]

Glad I found ur tutorials, I have a HD9 Janome overLocker and a Janome MXL50, could u do a cleaning maintenance video on the MXL50 please if u can.😊

[@lyndabruce6077]

I use a q tip for the tiny places

[@CzechJamie]

Thanks for this helpful maintenance demo. I recently just blindly probed with a cleaning tip where the tension spring is. I need to learn before doing! Question: Does my skyline s6 walking foot need oil? I have made 48 quilts in the past 2 yrs. Want to maintain it if it needs oiling. Thanks.

[@davidwilson7217]

Love it! 😊

[@janomejunkies2044]

Glad you like it!

[@smk34236]

Excellent video...thank you! Do you know if the face plate on the Sewest 625e comes off or just swings open after removing the cap and screw? Am afraid to pull it too hard and break it. Thanks.

[@clairetomandjerry2626]

Hi, really useful video. I just bought a second hand Janome 360dc which has been regularly serviced. I noticed that it wasn’t feeding very well and tended to feed sideways. I thought the feed dog was not level. I took it off and found a washer under the left side, but not the right, so I thought this might be the reason, but I don’t know if this is how it’s supposed to be, or if there are supposed to be washers under both screw holes (of the feed dog), or neither! Watching your video, your feed dog teeth looked much more pointed than on mine, so I thought also maybe I need a new one? Another useful thing I found in your video is that I need to replace my bobbin case because there is a nick in mine. Very small, but I guess it could cause problems. Anyway, do you know how many washers should be under the feed dog, 0,1 or 2? Thanks!

[@gopalakrishnanpremalatha7447]

Excellent video...

[@janomejunkies2044]

Many many thanks

[@gopalakrishnanpremalatha7447]

@@janomejunkies2044 I bought the cleaning sticks..that are brilliant ..

[@sunflowerg7531]

Thank you ❤️

[@cody1804]

Guy great video. I got MC9900 and i just ruined 3rd bobin holder... And I'm afraid when putting new I will ruin this too... I'm doing everything as it should yet bobin holder could rotate or push up the plate....

[@RhondaGebara]

I am feeling frustration regardless finding a qualified person to repair the touch screen on my Janome memory 8000.

[@debbiewehn4004]

Great video! Thank you so much. What do you recommend for cleaning the computer screen safely on this model?

[@janomejunkies2044]

I use just a microfiber towel

[@shirley3012]

Great video, many thanks. Can you tell me what the swabs contain? I am in Australia, so can't buy from you, and looking at similar here describes them as used for camera lenses and printers, but the word "solvent" keeps cropping up which is worrying, your advice would be much appreciated.

[@dorothystankavage4954]

I bought a used Janome MC 10000. The pressure foot is not raising. Error when powered on says Raise pressure foot. Do you have any suggestions?

[@susanirwin5904]

Where can I get the vacuum attachments? Or the vacuum? Thanks

[@jennifergreen5116]

advice for getting needle cutter to stop cycling multiple times before cutting?

[@Everyoneisanartist776]

I’m about to check my manual. I swear it says my Skyline S3 doesn’t need oiling. I hope I’m not wrong!

[@lisacarter4288]

I keep having to replace the bobbin case I think janome could do better on making these a bit sturdier

[@bettymeyskens1696]

How often should you oil the wick area and the needle bar?

[@janomejunkies2044]

It really depends on how much you sew... If it appears to be dry then one oil it with one drop. Typically this is every 6 months if you're not sewing a ton.

[@user-nd8js7ii3y]

Hi do you ship to Australia

[@user-kj7ge9mc3t]

My bobbin winder won’t work! Help

[@paolademexico7229]

Hi Janome junkies do you repair MC9000 digital screen?

[@bonniekonjevich7574]

I never knew a broken needle damages a bobbin case. I shortened jeans with its original hem and it kept breaking thread, making thread balls. It was so filthy and needed oil. Dumbutt-owner!