Thank you for the tip Jim! I knew it had to be something simple! Heather thanks for the info about the manual. I appreciate you both for responding. Pam

Help! I am trying to install the 4.5F update to my MBX 4.5c version and when I tell it to install it tells me I am running MBX 4.0 and need to uninstall it. I originally bought version 4.0 then bought

The manual is on line and pdf. I have downloaded one for a model I do not have but a friend owns. When she has trouble I can check out the manual and walk her through it. She has a manual but does

Thanks, Jim. It was that silly little switch on the side. iPad is in a case and hadn't even noticed it before. Im surprised other stuff worked. Gail

Janome machines use size A bobbins. Linda Who has Janome 15000, 7700, 660 and previous owner to 6600, 6500, 4800 and the 760.

I don't think anyone can be using a class M bobbin in a Janome machine. They are just too wide. What people could be using is a class L bobbin which I believe are used in Brother machines and many

I'm hoping someone can help me. I sold my 12000 over a year ago and the person who bought it called to ask how to sew a decorative stitch. I never really used it for that purpose since I use the 7700

I find I get lovely 1/4 " using the cloth guide. I don't really care for the foot as it tends to be less accurate. Also going in to the menu and setting the 1/4" in the quilting options tends to be

I have had Footbook ever since it came out and love it. A while ago, I lost the sound on it although I had sound on all other iPad apps. I did have sound thru the earbuds though. Yesterday, I did a

Jim, My embroidery arm had not only made a terrible noise, but went shooting off the edge of my hoop! I took the machine and arm to the dealer and he found a piece of plastic that looked like it

I personally like the OD foot, although before having my 15000 I used the 1/4" foot on my 4940. Sent from my iPad

Oh Jim! I needed a depends after reading your response!!! I swear you have missed your calling as a stand up comedian! Forgot how much I loved you!!!!!😍 Please give Diane my best! Sent from my

Like Lori, I couldn't get a scant 1/4" using the 1/4" foot. Using the cloth guide solved the immediate problem. BUT, the first time I was sewing in a zipper, I realized the needle center drop position

Got it working again. Just needed an updated dongle driver. Thanks again for all your help. Mary in Texas

Thank you to all who have responded – I remain unable to buy Class 15 or Astyle pre wounds an any quantity in the UK I have found packs of 4 which costthan $4 which is far too expensive. I have

You don't HAVE to use a hat hoop, although it does make the process a little easier, check you tube videos, there are a lot of DEMOS on how to embroider a hat without one. You can save up for the

Interesting, that sounds like Janome's TrimStar scissors. I have seen them advertised but haven't bought them yet although I'm thinking I will, $19 here in

I'm glad someone knows what the part is. My dealer swore up and down that there was no plastic film in the embroidery arm until I brought it in and showed her. Thanks for providing the part

I just ordered a pair of Havel's Snip A Stitch scissors 33009 from Amazon after reading about them on an embroidery blog. This has to be my new favorite sewing gadget.They clip all those tiny

I use the ¼” “O” foot constantly. I really like it. I know some people don’t like it because it can catch “ears” when stitching flying geese. I use an awl or the Purple Thang (whichever I