HI THERE, I HAD A LOOSE BOBBIN THREAD ON MY 15000, AND MY DEALER FOUND MY RED DOT CASE WITH BURRS ON IT, CAUSED BY A NEEDLE HITTING IT. I FOUND OUT FROM MY DEALER THAT THE ONLY TIME THE YELLOW CASE

Hi, I am having a problem. I have version 5 MBX on my computer registered and activated already over a year. I purchased the upgrade to v 5.5 and it is coming back with an error no previous active

Iron over and over on a dryer sheet. Might take more than one if really gunked.

I have found great success w WD40. On a cool iron. Cindy Swenson 218-838-4090 --------------------------------------------

You can buy hot iron cleaner at most stores including Walmart. Just look in place where they sell irons. It works very well.

I have had good results with Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Estelle

Look in the housekeeping department in grocery store, there is iron cleaner in a tube, don't remember name, Claire S

Thanks to all for the advice about red dot, yellow dot, blue dot bobbin cases. I found the problem was with my choice of thread (Sulky 40wt variegated). My machine does not like it. I used the red

When I got gunk on my iron—I managed to get it off with a paste of baking soda

They say rubbing the base of a warm/heated iron with a paracetamol tablet , use a cloth obviously, in the States it would be Acetaminophen. It helps to remove more than just headaches! Lol

I inadvertently touched a hot iron to polyester batting. Does anyone know how to remove the residue from my iron? I tried alcohol and Goo Gone. Neither had any effect.

Really appreciate all of the above info. and plan to place notes by the machine.

I've already free motion quilted a sizable quilt on my Kenmore domestic machine. And I plan to do so on my next quilt projects. It's easier to do so with the 6500 because the throat is wider than my

I had a 6500 and did a lot of piecing and quilting with it, but only with the walking foot. I upgraded to a MC1200 with AccuQuilt addition when it came out because I just couldn't ever control the

Thanks. I appreciate your help. Pat Kowalczyk

"Optional Low Tension Bobbin Holder for Janome top loading machine. The low-tension bobbin holder has 20% less tension than the standard holder. If you are experiencing consistent loops on the back of

I use unwaxed dental floss. Works like a charm -- null

I may be committing the sin of sins and ultimately shot down in flames, but i would tighten the top tension on the design screen. When you change designs it will revert to default. My argument is,

Loops on the back would indicate insufficient TOP tension. The yellow dot case has increased bobbin tension, so it would be wrong for this application. Use the red dot case and try increasing the top

I am quilting (a single run purchased design) on a table runner on the 15000 in embroidery mode. Using the red dot bobbin case, I did a test using the same top, batting and backing and the design