Juki HZL-E61 Computerized Sewing Machine - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
The sound is a clicking noise that accompanies the
Open up the bobbin area and clean out any lint or thread that may have accumulated.
Thread the machine with the presser foot up.
When changing the position of the fabric (turning a corner or sewing a curved seam, for example), lower the needle into the fabric to prevent the stitch from malformation and tangling with the bobbin thread.
Start sewing by holding onto the thread ends and hand walking the needle into the fabric for one or two stitches.
If this problem continues, the timing may need to be adjusted and this does require a trip to the shop for proper service.
3/14/2010 9:15:08 PM •
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I have a juki industrial machine when i try to
so many different versions to disengage the drive, but all are located on the right hand side of the machine on the part that allows you to rotate the sewing mechanism by hand. there is likely a button or that part will pull outwards
8/16/2009 4:30:22 PM •
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Juki HZL-E61: cannot get tension right on straight stitch
Loops on the bottom of the fabric direct the problem to the top thread. Rethread again and make sure the thread goes through the tension discs. Lift the foot, because this is what opens the discs. When sewing and the foot is down, the discs should be closed and thus giving the upper thread the tension it needs.
6/14/2022 11:38:42 AM •
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I have a JUKI HZL - DX7. There is a problem with the automatic thread cutter.
If your JUKI HZL-DX7 sewing machine's automatic thread cutter is leaving behind a short piece of thread in the mechanism after each cut, there might be a few potential causes for this issue. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and address the problem:
- Thread Tension: Check the tension settings for both the upper and lower threads. Improper tension can cause thread to be left behind in the thread cutter mechanism. Make sure the tension is balanced and appropriate for the type of fabric you're sewing.
- Thread Quality: Poor-quality or thick threads can sometimes get caught in the thread cutter mechanism. Ensure you're using good-quality threads that are suitable for your sewing project.
- Thread Path and Thread Guides: Make sure the upper and lower threads are properly threaded through the machine's threading path and guides. Improper threading can lead to thread buildup in the cutter area.
- Thread Cutter Mechanism Cleaning: The thread cutter mechanism might have accumulated lint, debris, or bits of thread over time. Gently clean the thread cutter area with a small brush, compressed air, or a vacuum cleaner to remove any buildup.
- Blade Inspection: Check the blade of the thread cutter for any nicks, dullness, or damage. A damaged blade might not cut the thread cleanly, leaving behind remnants.
- Thread Cutter Mechanism Lubrication: Some sewing machines have small moving parts in the thread cutter area that benefit from occasional lubrication. Consult your sewing machine's manual to see if lubrication is recommended and use a sewing machine-safe lubricant if needed.
- Machine Maintenance: Regular maintenance of your sewing machine, including cleaning and oiling as recommended in the manual, can help prevent issues with the thread cutter mechanism.
- Consult the Manual: Refer to your JUKI HZL-DX7 sewing machine's manual for specific instructions on troubleshooting and maintaining the automatic thread cutter.
- Professional Service: If the issue persists after trying these steps, it might be best to seek the assistance of a professional sewing machine technician. They can diagnose and repair any mechanical issues with the thread cutter mechanism.
Remember that working with sewing machines involves mechanical parts and electrical components, so it's important to follow safety guidelines and, if needed, seek professional assistance to avoid causing further damage or harm.
8/5/2023 10:34:15 AM •
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My machine is a Juki HZL-F600 Quilt & Pro Special.
When experiencing a sewing machine jam and encountering an error message like "lower pressure foot" on the Juki HZL-F600 Quilt & Pro Special, it indicates there may be an issue with the machine's threading, bobbin, or pressure foot. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:
- Rethread the Machine: Start by completely rethreading both the top thread and bobbin thread. Ensure that the threads are properly seated in the tension disks, thread guides, and the bobbin case. Follow the threading instructions in the machine's user manual to ensure correct threading.
- Check the Bobbin: Remove the bobbin and inspect it for any tangles, knots, or thread buildup. Clean out any lint or debris in the bobbin area. Make sure the bobbin is wound correctly and placed in the bobbin case with the thread feeding in the correct direction.
- Verify the Pressure Foot: Double-check that the pressure foot is properly attached and lowered. Ensure that it is securely in place and there are no obstructions preventing it from making proper contact with the fabric.
- Adjust Thread Tension: Incorrect thread tension can also cause sewing issues. Experiment with adjusting the tension settings on the machine to find the optimal balance for your fabric and thread. Refer to the machine's user manual for guidance on adjusting thread tension.
- Clean and Lubricate: Regularly clean and lubricate your sewing machine to ensure smooth operation. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and lubrication, and pay special attention to the bobbin area and the needle area.
- Seek Professional Assistance: If the issue persists after attempting the above steps, it is recommended to contact a qualified technician or the Juki customer support for further assistance. They can provide specialized guidance and troubleshooting specific to your Juki HZL-F600 Quilt & Pro Special machine.
Remember to always consult the machine's user manual for specific instructions and guidance. If you're uncertain or uncomfortable performing any troubleshooting steps, it's best to seek professional help to avoid potential damage to the machine.
7/15/2023 1:56:18 PM •
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