20 Most Recent Juki HZL-E61 Computerized Sewing Machine - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Contact Juki direct, it is their machine. The dealer is a seller licensed by them. They will make the right things happen. https://www.jukihome.com/products/sewing/hzl-dx7.html Click Support, message or phone.

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There might be a mechanical problem with your sewing machine to oil to be leaking and it needs to be repaired and the part that stops the oil from spilling out needs to have something sealing it then too to stop oil from leaking out.

There are a few things you can try - 1. Extend the bobbin thread longer outside and push it away from you. 2. When you make the Stiching pressure lever down then see whether it sits properly or is lose and creating gap. 3. Clean the bobbin seat. Check for its free movement.

If the solenoid has failed the fuse may not be affected. A solenoid is a big switch so they can fail without blowing the fuse. You may need to replace the solenoid.

Check out Tension removal replacement. There is a video that may save you some trouble. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU7Rri5f3JI

To be sure it is top thread, suggest you try a thread of a different color other than the bobbin.

Assuming its top thread, you need to increase top thread tension.

Other causes; Uneven feed of top thread can cause nesting of top thread. The machine uses a horizontal spool for top thread. Be sure you use a spool cap that is as big or larger than the spool. Pay particular attention to threading instructions on which direction the thread drops from the spool. If backwards, flip spool.

See following video, testing tension

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YF7EOCvpHLg&feature=youtu.be

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Turn it to either extreme and then see if the feed dogs hit the plate when you hand turn the hand wheel towards you. Sometimes the feed dogs or plate have been replaced and they have set the stich length so that the feed dogs won't hit the ends of the plate.

If straight stich slide plate is in position only straight stitches are available.

See pg 31
http://www.juki.co.jp/household_en/hsm/pdf/40166931_DX-2000QVP_EG_20151019.pdf

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Check fuse "F1" located on power filter module see service manual at following link.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/522958/Juki-Tl-2010q.html

You might get lucky and the fuse saved you.

To attach the foot: First Hold your Walking Foot and raise its Lever. Keep the lever raised and hook the walking foot around the shank / presser bar. Slide the foot up and down until you've lined it up with the hole, so that you can insert the set screw. Put the set screw in and tighten with the screwdriver.

go to a sewing trades shop/ retailer and ask them there is a variety of generic needles that will cover a range of materials and the only needle that you will be concerned with will be the leather needle

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I'm not familiar with this machine but it sounds as though your top tension is too tight so that when you sew through heavy material the thread isnt slack enough to go through that extra thickness and so simply snaps. Try reducing the tension a little at a time and see how your stitching is affected. Another issue might be that you are trying to sew a heavy fabric and using too light a thread. You need to match your thread to the job in hand. For a thicker thread you need heavier top tension. If your machine has been correctly serviced you should not have to alter the bobbin tension at all under normal circumstances as thicker thread will automatically have a heavier tension as it goes under the bobbin case spring and so you have to match this heavier tension with a higher top tension in order to get a perfect lockstitch. I hope this helps.