Janome Quilt Maker Pro 16 User Manual page 51

User Manual
Motor Fails to Run
On/Off switch turned off
Machine not receiving power
Uneven Quilt Design
Take-up rollers may be bowed
or bent
Leaders are stretched or worn
Thread Breaks
Thread is poor quality or
may have severe twis琀椀 ng or
thread rot
Top and bobbin tensions
not balanced
The machine head has been
threaded incorrectly or thread
spools are not posi琀椀 oned
correctly
Debris in tension discs
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QUILT MAKER PRO 16
Correc琀椀 ve Measure(s)
• Turn the machine on by using the switch on the back power pod.
• Check that the power connector is securely plugged into the
back of the machine and the three-prong end is plugged into the
power source.
Correc琀椀 ve Measure(s)
• Make certain the fabric is not rolled too 琀椀 ght, causing the poles to
bow. Check that poles are inserted completely together with the
push pins engaged so bowing won't occur.
• If fabric is beginning to stretch or fray, contact Janome to
purchase replacement leaders. Do not wash the leaders.
Correc琀椀 ve Measure(s)
• Look for severe twis琀椀 ng of threads when approximately 12 to
15 inches has been pulled off , with the ends pinched together.
Co琀琀 on threads are par琀椀 cularly suscep琀椀 ble to dry rot or wet rot
which makes thread bri琀琀 le. Do not use poor quality thread, or
thread that is ro琀琀 ed or bri琀琀 le.
• Balance the tension of the needle thread a昀琀 er ensuring the
bobbin tension is adjusted correctly. (For more informa琀椀 on about
adjus琀椀 ng tension, see Bobbin and Bobbin Tension and Top Thread
Tension in the Using Your Machine sec琀椀 on of this manual.)
• Check that the machine is threaded correctly.
• Inspect for accidental double wrapping of thread on
thread guides.
• Inspect the thread mast, making sure the eyelets of the mast are
directly over the spools.
• Inspect the ver琀椀 cal posi琀椀 oning of the thread cones. Tipped cones
can drama琀椀 cally aff ect thread tension and can cause breakage.
• Inspect for par琀椀 cles and remove any fuzz or debris.
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