How To Clean Your Janome Sewing Machine (Mechanical Straight Stitch Machine HD9/1600P)

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In this video we go over how to clean your Janome mechanical straight stich sewing machine. In specific we go over how to clean the HD-9 but this video will apply to all Janome straight stitch machines. Always refer back to you user manual for any additional questions on your specific machine.
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@raggedyanna-Missy 2 года назад

Finally I see where to oil!!

@palmasmyth6605 Месяц назад

Thank you for your valuable information.

@raggedyanna-Missy 2 года назад

Thank you I can finally see where to oil the bobbin area!

@janomejunkies2044 2 года назад

You are welcome!

@annieconstant Год назад

Thank you this is so informative! Love love love!

@janomejunkies2044 Год назад

You are so welcome!

@peggyross3873 7 месяцев назад

Thank you! I love the video and will use the tips for my Janome HD9BE. One question- where do folks find a micro vacuum tip (something to work on a Dyson hand held would be ideal)?

@GeraldineMPenny 6 месяцев назад

Fantastic instructional video. I wonder about the little sponge area just before you get to the bobbin itself? I had to bring my machine in for servicing and was heavily scolded for over oiling my machine! Thanks for this instruction.

@raggedyanna-Missy 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video!!

@janomejunkies2044 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@sandracoupje Год назад

I was especially looking for how to open it to clean the dust at the bottom of the bin. Inside the machine. The part you can't just handle.

@celestebrown1915 Год назад

I love the chair. How can I get hold of it?

@buickjim Год назад

What I would like to see is a quick video on the effects of the Pretensioner. I use thin thread for piecing (Aurifil or YLI Soft Touch (60/2)). I find that just going through the closest hole in the arm to the upper right of the pretensioner and into the pretensioner works well well with thin threads. I don't go through the two "outer" holes to create additional tension.

@iamjustonemom1950 Год назад

For Janomes that do not have oil holes on the top, they need to unscrew the two screws on top and lift the lid off. If you are fortunate to have a good service tech near by, take it in. I like to be able to do general maintenance myself because I use my machines everyday for hours. So in addition to the wick under the bobbin, there are 2 other wicks in the top of your machine. Unscrew and search until you find both, one to the right of center near the main shaft and one tucked up in a gear area to the left of center. If it is white, yellow, and dry put at least 4 drops over the course of 5 minutes. Many machines are sold with dry upper wicks. We all know about the wick under the bobbin but I only found out about the upper wicks from a serviceman that came to do all my machines. Reply

@patricialara2539 Год назад

Do you have a video that talks about the pressure of the foot?

@welshwitch2126 Год назад

My bobbin has NEVER clicked like that. Everybody talks about theirs clicking and mine never has. I have a V1.

@MamaChristine Год назад

Would like to see an unboxing video of HD9 and the boxes of feet available. Website Janome has is not easy to navigate.

@buickjim Год назад

Have you used the 1/4" flange foot for the HD machine? It creates a perfect 1/4" seam allowance. Unfortunately that is too large and doesn't take into account the fold and stitching. I was taught to do a seam allowance test by taking four 1-1/2" wide strips of fabric and sewing them edge to edge. The resulting unit should be 4-1/2" wide and the two interior strips should be exactly 1" wide when measured. When I used the 1/4" foot (similar to the "O" foot) the unit was 1/4" too narrow and the interior strips were only 7/8" wide. I switched back to the T-shaped seam guide (anchored by a screw) and after a couple of attempts, got the seam allowance to a perfect quarter inch such that the test unit measured exactly 4-1/2" wide and the interior strips were exactly 1" wide. Are there any adjustments that can be made to the foot so that you can get the seam allowance to come out exact?

@betsymegna6263 Год назад

Do you need to also put oil on the wick in the bobbin area? I though you did need to do that.

@dmarie1157 Год назад

They did not mention that but the manual does specify to oil the wick in the bobbin area.

@angelamcgovern1525 2 года назад

In the book is say to put oil on the sponges wick thing that is opposite the bobbin case

@myrnapetit6012 Год назад

I was just going to ask this question? Does this sponge pad need oiling?

@lamarlatrell5045 Год назад

@@myrnapetit6012 I oil mine

@dmarie1157 Год назад

yes

@CrystalKay356 2 года назад

Good video! I have the HD9 but have a hard time with tension, little info...I do bag making and like to use waterproof canvas for many of the linings but it has a hard time with a nice looking bobbin stitch (ie pulling it up) I have the top tension almost as tight as I can tighten it, I normally use a 16 or 18 size needle & T70 thread, any advice? Thanks for the videos!

@janomejunkies2044 2 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zxp4-VWB24A.html Check out this link for a video on tension :)

@michaeltexeira6185 Год назад

Use the nylon thread on the small cones.

@CrystalKay356 Год назад

@@michaeltexeira6185 thanks for your reply, what thread are you referring to? I use bonded poly on the cones, would that be close to what your referring too, if not could you refer me to what you are suggesting, what text and where you purchase? thanks

@craftingstar777 Год назад

Can you highlight the different kits for this machine or some of the special accessories available! hehe

@janomejunkies2044 Год назад

Of course :)

@valerierosel2399 5 месяцев назад

Where can one find that tiny vacuum cleaner?

@lovnbnhome Год назад

My hd5000 booklet says no oil, is that true? Thx!

@karynyoung1464 Год назад

My stitch plate is on so tight I can not loosen the screws - any suggestions?

@vickiclose2259 Год назад

If you hear a metallic “ping” (that sounds like it is coming from the tension disk) is that an oil issue or a spring or is that normal for this machine? Thank you

@janomejunkies2044 Год назад

Well considering you don't oil that area I would assume its a spring issue... When is the last time you've oiled the whole machine though?

@majdoulokman294 Год назад

I liked the sewing machine and I want to buy how can I do that I am from the country

@janomejunkies2044 Год назад

Give us a call 813-661-9000 M-F 10AM-4PM EST we will make sure to take care of you before and after your purchase :)

@karynyoung1464 Год назад

Do you sell the t screw driver? What kind of machine oil do you sell?

@janomejunkies2044 Год назад

yes we do :) And triflow is what we sell janomejunkies.com/product-category/machine-care/ Here is a link. We sell tri-flow and the T screw will be on that website too.

@raggedyanna-Missy 2 года назад

Where do I find the mini vacuum please?

@janomejunkies2044 2 года назад

This one was from Home Depot. The nozzle I'm not sure where we got that.

@Angeline_Chnt Год назад

hello, a highly recognized technician in France says that this machine does not need oil and that for normal use it must be oiled every 2 years, for so-called professional use it fades it every year at the same time as the revision. He laughs and says they are a barracks frit differently. Frankly, it’s a real red flag 🚩 😮 1:11

@michaeltexeira6185 Год назад

Nice store. Next time do a. Removal of Top cover. Plate Etc. Bottom cover. Face plate cover. Cleaning by air compressor. Blowing all dust out. oiling All felts. Hook body. Needle bar mechanism Etc. That ring on your pointy finger is too tight,,,or send ticket airplane and I will help you. Haaa