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@@2010stoof I am not a mechanic by any means, but I do have a fair bit of experience on a wide range of industrial machines on how they work and how to maintain them. If you have the Juki DDL 8700 and take a good look at the machine you will see that the oil pump won’t reach all the moving compartments especially in the area around where the spool bobbin fits, the oil I am using is correct for my machine as for the oil been clear this must be a fairly new one I have used sewing machines for many many year and the oil has always had a colour to it, as far as oiling a machine hurting the machine only heavily over oiling will do harm. My machine I have had for over ten years now and is used all the time , have I had any real problems no , if you look after your machine it will last for many many years to come.

@TinaBambina page 3 and 4 in my manual show how to adjust oil amount to the top of the head and to the hook area 🤷🏻‍♂️ My mechanic said that every part of the internals is oiled by the pump system and the wicks that fall into the oil. He said I should never have to oil it manually besides when he did a little when it was brand new. Just need to run it at 3000 sti/min for a while to get oil flowed everywhere. He said that the glass bubble at the top of the machine seeing splashes is how you know you're getting oil to the top end and bar area when running at 3000. If you download the 8700 manual look at page 3 and 4. Maybe you need to adjust the top end and hook area adjustments if your machine isn't getting oil there. It tells you how to adjust and check the amount of oil. A piece of paper below the hook/bobbin area will tell you if you need adjustment it's easy to do. Warm machine up by running for 3 minutes. Then put paper under there and run for 5 seconds and the spray line width will tell you if you are getting enough oil to the hook/ bobbin area.

​@TinaBambina I'm not saying you're wrong just putting the information out there. I still will put a drop or 2 on the bar since it's the last place to get oil when doing the running in after not used for a while. But if you use it at least once a week and get the rpms up like when wondering a bobbin or fast long stitch he said you don't really need to do the 3000 stitches thing that's only if the machine say for a long time. He told me not to oil it. It was the first thing I asked about since I was coming from an old singer that I needed to oil in 11 spots every so often. Again I'm not trying to argue. Just passing along what I was told. He worked at Ford in their upholstery factory servicing all their machines before retiring and now repairing machines for consumers. ​@@TinaBambina I do appreciate the video. And definitely recommend the towa thread tension style L for this machine especially if you haven't had a lot of experience setting bobbin tension. Takes the guesswork out of it.

@ Thank you for that in information, I can see oil spurting up in the glass bubble at the top of the machine, when I was a training instructor many years ago I had two mechanics teaching me how to maintain machines and this extra oiling was taught to me , I stay with that same process and believe that my machine runs better for it , I don’t always do what a book says but it suits me how I look after my machine and it’s never let me down.

@@2010stoof I was taught decades ago so it’s fair that today’s mechanics know more , but I am old school .

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@@josmith2002 Thank you Jo , I love it and use it all the time ❤️

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@@annalee2155 Hi I don’t think you will be able to buy a replacement screw from the manufacturer, one of my screws from the needle place broke in two pieces and I couldn’t get one, jut what I did was went through a box of screws i had , it wasn’t a perfect replacement but it did the job, you could go into a hardware store with your machine and ask if they have a screw that would do the job X

@TinaBambina Thanks for the advice. I'll see if I have any screw that can fit into.

@@GillL-m4o Thank you Gill ❤️

@@mollie4697 Hi Mollie Thank you ❤️

@@GillL-m4o thanks Gill ❤️

Hi Lynne yes love the lady Susan hope you are well Xx

@@mollie4697 hi mollie Thank you, hope you are well xx

@@TinaBambina no worries x

@@mollie4697 Hi mollie Thank you ❤️

@@lindahoffman8296 no not necessarily, the prong on the machine that hold the bobbin on could be slightly different widths with the spacing if that make sense , so some seem tight and some seem loose .

Yes, that makes sense. Thanks for your reply.

Thanks a lot

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