When you take a look at the Janome Magnolia 7330 you cannot help but feel joyful because of it, it has a colorful and vibrant decorative design that makes it stand out from other sewing machines of its standard. And like many Janome sewing machines in the Magnolia line it is a limited edition. But being limited edition doesn’t shield the Janome Magnolia 7330 from having problems and like many sewing machine problems they can be time consuming and cumbersome to solve. Without further adue, here are most of the problems you can expect to have with the Janome Magnolia 7330.
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1. Thread of The Janome Magnolia 7330 Is Always Breaking
One of the most common causes of thread breaking on a sewing machine is the thread tension (whereby it will be too tight) such that when being pulled through the sewing machine it rips into two. This can be a big problem especially if it keeps happening which would mean you have to rethread you sewing machine (a very time-consuming endeavor.) It can also be because of a sharp needle or debris (capable of cutting thread) in the Janome Magnolia 7330.
What You Can Do
- Make sure that you’re using the correct thread for your project and if you’re not sure which thread to use, consult your Janome Magnolia 7330’s user manual or the Janome website.
- Another common cause of thread breaking issues is incorrect threading. Make sure that the thread is properly seated in the tension discs and that it’s threaded through all the necessary guides and hooks.
- You can also try replacing the needle to see if anything will change.
- If you’ve tried the above steps and are still experiencing the thread breaking problem then try adjusting the tension manually. But you may need the help of a certified Janome technician to help with this step.
2. Some of Your Stitches Will Not Form Correctly
When using the Janome Magnolia 7330 and your stitches that aren’t forming properly it can using be caused by a wrong needle size or thread size. It can also be caused by the wrong selection in stitch width and length. This results in uneven or skipped stitches, or stitches that are too loose or too tight.
What You Can Do
- You need to make sure that you’re using the correct needle for your project. The Janome Magnolia 7330 is compatible with a lot of needle types and sizes, and using the wrong needle can cause stitching issues.
- Also make sure that the thread is properly seated in the needle and that it’s threaded through all the necessary guides and hooks. If you’re still having issues, try rethreading the machine entirely and see if that helps.
- If you’re still experiencing stitching problems, try adjusting the stitch length and width manually. The Janome Magnolia 7330 has dials that can be used to adjust the stitch length and width, which can help you achieve the desired stitch for your sewing project.
3. Bobbin Thread May Not Feed Correctly
For the Janome Magnolia 7330 sewing machine to create quality stitches there needs to be good timing between the needle and the bobbin driver. In a matter of milliseconds thread from the needle is caught and hooked by the thread from the bobbin and this is what makes one stitch. In succession it creates stitches. But due to dirt, debris and other factors the timing of the bobbin driver may not be correct causing the bobbin thread to not feed through correctly.
What You Can Do
- Make sure that you’re using the correct type of bobbin for your machine. The Janome Magnolia 7330 is compatible with standard class 15 bobbins, but using the wrong type of bobbin can cause problems like this one.
- If you’re not sure which bobbin to use, consult your sewing machine’s user manual or the Janome website.
- If you have any other bobbin problems then you need to make sure that the thread is properly seated in the bobbin case and that it’s threaded through all the necessary guides and hooks.
- If you’re still having issues, try rethreading the bobbin entirely and see if that helps.
4. The Needle of Your Janome Magnolia 7330 Will Go Blunt After A While
When you experience this problem on your Janome Magnolia 7330 the needle will not be able to penetrate through some fabrics rightly and so what ends up happening is that it may penetrate some parts of the fabric and leave out others. This leads to uneven or skipped stitches and an unusable and unattractive piece of clothing/ garment.
What You Can Do
- You need to make sure that you’re using the correct type and size of needle for your project. The Janome Magnolia 7330 is compatible with a range of needle types and sizes, and using the wrong needle can cause problems like this, however the needles that come with the Janome Magnolia 7330 are also very likely to have this issue.
- Another common cause of the needle going blunt is incorrect threading. Make sure that the thread is properly seated in the needle and that it’s threaded through all the necessary guides and hooks. If you’re still having issues, try rethreading the machine entirely and see if that helps.
- If you’re experiencing other needle problems on your Janome Magnolia 7330 then try adjusting the needle position manually. Most sewing machines have a needle position dial or lever that can be used to adjust the needle position. Experiment with different settings until you find one that works for your project.
More You Can Do For Your Janome Magnolia 7330
- Clean the machine after each use. Use a soft brush or lint roller to remove any lint or debris from the sewing machine’s exterior and interior.
- Oil the machine regularly. Consult your sewing machine’s user manual or Janome’s website for instructions on where and how to oil your sewing machine.
Conclusion
The Janome Magnolia 7330 is a good and reliable sewing machine for beginners and pros alike, but it is not immune to occasional sewing machine hiccups and malfunctions. It is a limited edition sewing machine from Janome with a colorful design that makes sewing quite a blissful experience, however the ‘colorful’ design, be it unique, may not appeal to the tastes of other sewists because it can grow to be annoying and seemingly for children after some time. Perhaps that is one of the biggest problems with the Janome Magnolia 7330, its decorative design.
