Janome Memory Craft 9000 Computerized Sewing Machine - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Take it to a Janome dealer for repair.

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We have about 30 electroluminescent backlights for the 8000 still available .These are not original Janome parts. You will need a Janome service person to install then for you as it requires taking apart alot of the machine to get to the display. We can provide instructions if this person is unsure how to fit. Once the display is out, the process is simple. They are AUD$60 each including shipping. Email at [email protected]

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Remove the top cover by taking the two large screws and the small one under the handle, LHS.

Remove the left side cover. The hidden screw is a 2.5mm allen accessed through the vent.

Lay the machine on its back and remove the four large phillips screws on the bottom and the small screw for the side, paying extreme caution with respect to the embroidery arm.

CAREFULLY move the bottom to the left and out of the way.

Inside the body of the machine you will see a black box held in place by three or torx/slotted screws. Remove the screws and, as you slowly pull the box out MAKE NOTE OF WHICH WIRES PLUG IN WHERE.

I just bought a one owner gently used machine and it had the same issue. I thought when I saw it the lady had spilled something on it. I brought it home and realized it was like the glue that held on the label was oozing out. I used Goo Gone and it cleaned off with a little elbow grease.

Page 3:11 of the owner's manual: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0ahUKEwis2Yy907bbAhUK-J8KHTpIBtwQFggxMAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pfaff.com%2FSiteMedia%2FPFAFF%2FProducts%2FMachines%2FSupport-manuals%2Fperformance_2056-manual-EN.pdf%3Fext%3D.pdf&usg=AOvVaw3YpszcCxsflKR0tdzy2CFx

Lower the pressure on the feed dogs, use a stretch stitch, and longer stitch length. Be sure to use a good quality thread, and maybe go lighter weight thread.

I think this might answer your question
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Since your machine is relatively new, it is probably still covered under warranty.

Are you doing free motion quilting? You need to tighten the upper tension to eliminate those eyelashes. Also, if you are moving the fabric too fast for the machine to keep up, you will get the eyelash effect....Also, if eyelashes tend to occur more when turning curves or corners, slow down moving the fabric when doing those movements. The machine needs to keep up with your movements.http://www.generations-quilt-patterns.com/sewing-machine-tension-troubleshooting.htmlhttp://www.quiltersclubofamerica.com/groups/fear-no-more_fmqers/pages/loops-eyelashes-and-birdsnests.aspxhttp://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/help-eyelashes-t179288.htmlhttp://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/help-eyelashes-t179288.htmlhttp://www.superiorthreads.com/blog/2015/8/what-causes-eyelashes/

The needlebar position is off. You may want to take it for service.Do you like this machine? You've used it for several years, know how to use it, etc. What does a general service cost? Perhaps $100-150. So where would you find a replacement machine for that amount? It is generally recommended that machines be serviced once a year, so you have saved enough over the years to afford a service call. IMHO, I'd rather fix an older machine that I love than buy a new machine that doesn't work as well as the old one......

.Jef and .Dst will work on a Janome machine. You can buy designs per the hoop sizes for your machine. Buy, download, and transfer received file to a USB drive to transfer deign to machine. Cheers, Embroidery Services San Diego, CA

Almost defiantly a sensor issue. These are not easy machines to work on due to their hi-tech design. Clean and inspect as much of the mechanism as you can as some cotton or fluff may be obstructing a sensor or switch. This may stop the machine from calibrating. Below is a link to a PDF of janome error diagnosis. It is a bit complicated but one of these steps may solve your issue or offer a solution. https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0ahUKEwj1mtPo-fLNAhXqDMAKHfgCBYAQFgglMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.janomeservicevideos.com%2Fwordpress%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2015%2F02%2FError-Codes.pdf&usg=AFQjCNHyJmEhmZ9Avh-lSL4Y0vVHEYM1yg&cad=rja

With the issues you are experiencing, it may be wise to take it for service. Even though the feed dogs are raised, are they actually moving forward and back as you stitch (remove the thread, raise the presser foot, rotate the handwheel, and watch the feed dog action)? Check that the stitch length is set long enough that the feed dogs will be moving the fabric rather than sewing in place. Another thing to check is whether there is a pressure adjustment for the presser foot. If you are sewing light weight fabric, sometimes the pressure needs to be increased so the feed dogs are able to grab the fabric. As for the machine running on, it could be a multitude of issues, ie the foot control, electrical... This may be something that a professional should evaluate. ...

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can you not take or send the machine back, you say you just bought it?