Janome 7360 Manual

The Janome 7360 is a computerized sewing machine featuring 60 built-in stitches, one-step buttonhole, automatic needle threader, drop feed for free-motion sewing, adjustable stitch length and width, built-in thread cutter, top-loading bobbin system, and speed control slider. Powered by standard household electrical outlet. Below are key sections for safety, features, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Features at a Glance

Key components: LCD display, stitch selection dial, automatic needle threader, drop feed lever, bobbin winding system, foot pedal, accessory storage.

Feature	Description
Built-in stitches	60 utility, decorative, and stretch stitches
One-step buttonhole	Automatic buttonhole creation
Automatic needle threader	Easy threading with push-pull mechanism
Drop feed	Lever for free-motion sewing and darning
Top-loading bobbin	Jam-resistant bobbin system with clear cover
LCD display	Shows selected stitch and settings
Stitch length/width	Adjustable for customization
Speed control slider	Controls maximum sewing speed
Built-in thread cutter	Convenient thread cutting on machine
Accessory storage	Built-in compartment for feet and tools

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Place on stable surface.

1. Remove machine from packaging: Lift from carrying case, remove all protective materials.
2. Set up machine: Place on sturdy table or sewing cabinet.
3. Connect foot pedal: Plug into machine's pedal port.
4. Connect power: Plug power cord into machine and electrical outlet.
5. Install accessories: Attach standard presser foot, insert bobbin, thread machine.

WARNING! Machine is heavy; lift with care to avoid injury. Ensure stable placement.

First-Time Setup

Power on machine; follow initial setup procedures.

1. Thread machine: Follow threading path diagrams; use automatic needle threader.
2. Wind bobbin: Place thread on spool pin, wind bobbin using bobbin winding system.
3. Insert bobbin: Drop bobbin into case with thread pulling counterclockwise.
4. Select first stitch: Turn stitch selection dial to straight stitch.
5. Test sew: Use scrap fabric to test machine operation.

CAUTION! Keep fingers away from needle area during operation.

Specifications

• Stitches: 60 built-in stitches
• Buttonhole: One-step automatic
• Needle Threader: Automatic
• Bobbin System: Top-loading, jam-resistant
• Stitch Length: Adjustable up to 5mm
• Stitch Width: Adjustable up to 7mm
• Feed Dog: Drop feed capability
• Display: LCD with stitch indicators
• Power Source: Standard household electrical outlet
• Included Accessories: Various presser feet, seam ripper, needles, bobbins

Controls and Settings

Access functions via control panel and dials. Front Panel: Power switch, stitch selection dial, reverse button, stitch width/length controls.

LCD Display: Shows selected stitch number, recommended foot, stitch settings.

Stitch Selection: Turn dial to choose from 60 stitches. Stitch Length: Adjust from 0-5mm. Stitch Width: Adjust from 0-7mm. Reverse: Hold button for reinforcement stitching. Speed Control: Slider adjusts maximum sewing speed.

Basic Sewing Operations

Standard sewing procedure for basic projects.

1. Select stitch: Choose appropriate stitch for fabric and project.
2. Attach presser foot: Match foot to selected stitch.
3. Position fabric: Place under presser foot, lower foot lever.
4. Start sewing: Press foot pedal gently to begin.
5. Guide fabric: Let machine feed fabric; do not pull.
6. Finish seam: Reverse stitch to secure, lift presser foot, remove fabric.
7. Cut threads: Use built-in thread cutter.

Tip: Always test stitches on scrap fabric first.

Stitch Selection

Choose from 60 built-in stitches for various applications.

1. Utility Stitches: Straight, zigzag, stretch stitches for construction.
2. Decorative Stitches: Ornamental patterns for embellishment.
3. Buttonhole: One-step automatic buttonhole with sensor.
4. Blind Hem: Special stitch for nearly invisible hems.
5. Overcast: Prevents fabric fraying.
6. Elastic Stitches: For knit and stretch fabrics.

WARNING! Always use correct presser foot for selected stitch.

Maintenance

Regular cleaning and maintenance ensures optimal performance.

1. Daily cleaning: Brush out lint from bobbin area and feed dogs.
2. Monthly oiling: Apply sewing machine oil to designated points.
3. Needle replacement: Change needle after 8-10 hours of sewing.
4. Professional service: Annual servicing recommended for heavy use.

CAUTION! Unplug machine before cleaning or maintenance.

Regulatory Information

UL listed for safety standards. Copyright © 2025 Janome; trademarks of Janome America, Inc. For support, visit www.janome.com or contact 1-800-631-0183. Made for household use.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Machine won't start	Power connection	Check power cord connections; ensure outlet works.
Thread bunching	Threading/tension	Re-thread machine; check bobbin insertion; adjust tension.
Skip stitches	Needle issues	Replace needle; ensure correct needle type for fabric.
Uneven feeding	Feed dogs	Clean feed dogs; check presser foot pressure.
Needle breaks	Bent needle/fabric pull	Replace needle; don't pull fabric; check needle size.

Reset: Turn machine off and on to reset computer functions.

Service: 1-800-631-0183; www.janome.com