Performance Checklist - JUKI HZL-60 CE Instruction Manual

Performance Checklist
If sewing difficulties occur, make sure the instructions are correctly followed.
If a problem still exists, the reminders below may help solve it.
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Problem
The machine does not
feed the fabric.
The needle breaks.
The thread breaks.
The bobbin thread breaks.
Skipped stitches.
Loud noise is head.
Fabric
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puckers.
The sewing machine will
not run.
The needle threading lever
cannot be done.
The stitch pattern dial
cannot be turned.
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Cause (Reason)
*The machine runs idle.
*The stitch length has been set to zero.
*The needle has been inserted wrong.
*The needle is bent or is blunt.
*The presser foot is not the correct one.
*The needle and the threads do not match.
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*Threading is not correct.
*The thread has a knot in it.
*The thread tension is not correct.
*The needle is bent.
*The needle has been inserted wrong.
*The needle is bent.
*Threading is not correct.
*Dust has accumulated on the feed dog.
*The fabric, the needle and the threads do not
match.
*The presser foot pressure is too high.
*The bobbin winder was left in winding position.
*Dropping the needle in the needle plate.
*The needle is not in the highest position.
*The needle has not been fully inserted into the
needle bar.
*The
machine starts when the needle
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Action to be taken
*Move the bobbin winder back fully to the
left.
*Set the stitch length "1
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4".
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Properly insert the needle.
*Replace the needle with a new one.
*Use the correct presser foot.
*Use proper thread or needle.
*Correctly thread the machine.
*Remove the knot.
*Correct the thread tension.
*Replace the needle.
*Properly insert the needle.
*Replace the needle.
*Correctly thread the machine.
*Clean the machine.
*Use the correct size needle and the
thread.
*Decrease the pressure of the presser
foot.
*Move the bobbin winder back fully to the
left.
*Remove the needle.
*Turn the handweel until the needle
reaches its highest position.
*Properly insert the needle.
*Turn the handweel toward the side
~t lever, turning the
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