HOW TO OIL THE JUKI TL SEWING MACHINE! (Where does the oil go? How often do I oil it? In depth!)
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- In this video we go over How to oil the Juki TL sewing machine and where the oil goes. It is crucial to not over oil your Juki TL. This video will apply to all the Juki TL models. Make sure to log you oiling dates and change your oiling method as needed depending on your machines needs. We show you how to make sure your machine is happy :) We understand the user manual says differently however we find that its way to much that's why I show you how to check for yourself.
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We have found this information to be the most up to date and accurate. Yes there is videos and info from the user manual that is different. However we have verified with Juki that oiling your machines every 4-6 hours is WAY to much. Please watch this video all the way through to get all the info.
Thank you,
David
I have always wondered "exactly" where to oil the bobbin hook. Thank you for the in-depth look at the internal workings so that we have a better understanding of our machines mechanics. So very helpful. Also, If anyone is having trouble with their threader not hooking the thread thru....order a new hook threader from Juki Junkies. It was a game changer...no frustration now!!! No kidding!
Man this video opened my eyes thank you so much. I've been over oiling from following manufacture instructions. I've had oil come down the bar and get on my work. I can't thank you enough for this video you have a new fan.
I'm so glad I watched this as it's totally different from what my local dealer said.
I love my Juki TL2000. I spend 3-5 hours sewing daily. I oil when I hear a difference in the way the machine is running. I use 1 drop of oil in each of the 4 locations at that time (about 1x a month), the hook with a full bobbin change and, every 5 empty bobbins, a thorough cleaning. The last time I took the machine in for a check up I asked if there was anything else I should be doing maintenance wise. He told me the machine looked great and to keep doing what I was doing. Hope he wasn’t fibbing😢.
Sounds like a good routine to me. Everyone's circumstances are a little different and that's why I showed you how to check. To insure there is no over oiling. Really the over oiling only happens on the top 4 holes the rest wont be issues :) Most people don't sew that much so 3-4 months is the perfect amount for them.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
- David
I love my TL 2010. Do over oil. My trouble is I LOOOOVE oiling. Once my fingers get on that oil pen, it is so satisfying that I find it hard to stop. So over oiled. I have had oil leaking out the bottom but nowhere else. So must pullback a bit. Had my Juki for 3 years and just adore it for garment sewing, quilting, piecing, mending, everything. 80 year old from Australia. Thank you for the video.
Oh wow. So glad a friend forwarded this to me as I have been over oiling since I got my TL2010 last June. Plus I was under oiling the bobbin area. So thank you so so much for the clarification!!!!! No one wants oil on their $$fabric.
Very Helpful. Just bought my machine Happy Quilting!
Yay! Enjoy :)
Great information, especially helpful about oiling the hook. The manual picture is sort of vague and your close up photo was perfect.
Thank you H.D. for yet another excellent video. Very informative on oiling the TL-18. My machine is just a year old and I have oiled my machine about 4 times. How to and where exactly to drop the oil in the bobbin area is very helpful. Thank you JukiJunkies for being there for us :)
Thank you!
your video made it very clear where to oil, how to oil and when to oil, thank you sooooo much!!!!!
I just bought my Juki - very good video! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Omg I’m so glad I watched this I was told to oil it for every 8 hours of sewing!! Man I’ve been really over oiling!!!😮
I didn’t realize I’ve been over oiling mine. Thanks for the informative video.
An important and appreciated training tip. How much us too much or not enough wasn’t obvious to all owners
Thank You for this information on oiling...I too have been oiling too much and not enough on bobbin hook area....
So glad I'm subscribed to Juki Junkies. I was oiling too often. I think JJ just saved my wonderful TL. Thank you Juki Junkies, please keep your informational videos coming.
Thank you for watching. I am glad we could help you out.
-HD
The user manual indicates much more frequent oiling, which I faithfully followed, and I had the problem of oily puddles under the machine. When I took it in for service, I was told the same thing as you are saying, to cut back on the frequency of oiling. I didn't know it could cause damage, though, so thanks for this information!
Thanks for sharing!
Me too. Glad they posted this.
Great video. The bobbin visual was very helpful. Thank you!!
Thank you!!!
So many reviewers are telling us how "thirsty" this machine is and to oil it every day.
Happy to see this before I follow their advice!
Glad it was helpful! Yes do NOT do that please. Its wayyyy too much.
Juki Junkies I did not see this video until now. I seem to have been guilty of oiling too regularly resulting in my thread cutter not working. The machine is sewing. Just the cutter not working. Would that be a mother board problem and if affirmative can I purchase a mother board?
Forgot to mention its a Juki TL2010Q
Thank you, great video. Thank you for showing where the oil goes. I was over oiling in the beginning.
Thank you for going over this. Had no idea about the bobbin case.
I just bought my Juki and am so glad to get these tips! Thanks much!
Oh wow thank you for the info. I guess I was over oiling my machine. So glad I watched this video. Thanks again.
I purchased a juki at an estate sale and it was dripping in oil. I can testify to the fact that it does mess up the machine. The machine would stitch out 3 to 4 extra stitches, the thread cutter would not work correctly and the up/down needle botton would not work either. Luckly, I found a Juki tech that managed to clean and fix the machine. Your video is on point with what he recommends. Thank you for taking the time to share this video.
Thank you very much for this video. I did not realize that you should oil at about 3 months. I thought it was after each project. Great info!
Great video and I now understand the importance of oiling to keep my tl2010 running smoothly! The bobbin bit was especially helpful as now I know exactly where to put the oil and how often! Also your comment about not overoiling the top is more critical than the bottom holes or the bobbin was very helpful! Great Job and thanks so much!
I’m so glad I saw this. I have been so over oiling my machine
Just ordered my first Juki and am very excited to get it!!! Sherry from Richland
I was definitely over oiling! I thought it was every time I changed the needle/started a new project. Yikes. Thanks for the concrete timeline!
Wow! I was definitely over oiling! Yikes! Thank you for your wonderful videos!😊
Very helpful video! Thanks!
This is absolutely the best video and explanation on HOW and HOW OFTEN to oil. Thank you! I will be taking the bottom off to check for over oiling. I was told every 6-8 hour of sewing. That’s a far cry from every 3-4 months!!
Excellent video and presentation!! Just yesterday I took the bottom off and found more oil than there should have been. All cleaned out and from this video I now know how much to oil and where on that race!!
Thank you for that tutorial on proper oiling of my Juki Tl 2010Q sewing machine. It is extremely helpful to see the areas the oil actually goes onto and how over oiling can damage the machine.
Thank you for watching. I am glad we could help - David
So very helpful!! Thank you for sharing this!!
Thanks David I really enjoy that to Know exactly where the oil is going. So Thank you
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GREAT information!! Thanks so much for sharing! I absolutely LOVE my Juki Platinum Edition!! Sews like a charm!
The Jelly bran and straight stitch hole, I had no idea I could change this and it's going to save me a lot of frustration!
Very glad you did this video as I was one of the ones over oiling my machine. One day my cutter and needle up/down buttons wouldn't work. I thought it was broken. I noticed oil coming out of the button area. I let it sit and dry out. The machine started working perfectly again. So now I oil mostly the bobbin area and haven't had an issue since. You guys are awesome with your information and keeping us Juki lovers happy!!!! Thank you!!!
I appreciated this information so much!! I was oiling everywhere every time I used up a bobbin or if I hadn't used my machine in a week or so. Thank you!! Also, you explained perfectly where the oil goes in the bobbin area-- never could understand where the book or other videos were pointing.
Thank you! This was very helpful! I love my Juki TL 2020. I sew everyday and wasn’t sure how often to oil it.
Great tutorial! Always learn good stuff, thanks David!
Great info! I really appreciate the visuals and understanding how and where the oil is used inside!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for this informative video! I have a new TL-18 & as soon as I start wondering about something, BAM!, you guys come out with a video that answers all my questions! Love it! I appreciate how you make learning so easy. Thank you!
Thank you for the sweet comment.
Thank you, this was really helpful. Apparently I’ve been over-oiling my machine.
Always get good info here
:)
You have fabulous information to share! Thanks so very much for all these great tutorials!
I'm so thankful for the videos you post. I've learned so much, and because of that when I need something, I'll be ordering from you, even though I have a local shop, which is very good, but I want to support you for providing so much great information that, in some cases, I didn't even know I needed to know!
Aww! Thank you for this sweet comment :) It truly inspires us to make more helpful videos for viewers/ customers like you!
-DAVID
Oh that's super helpful particularly oiling on different schedules depending on climate, and the reveal of exactly where oil ends up. Thanks so much!
Awesome demonstration! Thank you for opening up the TL machine. It made all the difference in understanding how to oil the machine! I saved it for future reference.
Thank you for watching I am glad we could help.
Thanks for the great video, so important to maintain machine properly and you nailed it!
Thank you :)
Thank you!😊
Thanks for the update on oil! I was oiling way too much and noticed it pooling under the machine. Your directions make more sense to me!
Thank you for sharing with us. I bought my machine from you a few years ago. Runs like a dream. It’s a 2010q
Great video, as always, David. Thank you so much. It was helpful actually to see inside the TL machine. It all makes so much sense now!
Oh my word!! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you. Great information.
you’re welcome!
Great advice
Thank you for posting this video. Very helpful!!
Thank you so much for all the information. I love my Junk 2010q.
So very helpful! I have been over oiling my TL2010Q in the six ports (nearly every time i clean my machine) and completely forgetting to oil the hook! Thank you so much for this very educational video! Saved for sure.
I've been good at oiling the top and bottom oil holes. Never knew about the bobbin case. So that's a new one on me. I do clean that section out frequently, usually after a project or two, depending on the fabric. Some fabrics, as everyone knows, manufacture lint. In my house, this translates to dust bunnies which, depending on the fabric color, are now colorful as well. LOL
You guys are always so helpful. I feel confident the more I learn about my machine. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this video. I am new to the Juki world and am just so worried that I am not taking proper care of my machine. I LOVE this machine and just received my new table (still waiting for the custom insert) so am very excited to have my sewing room all set up and perfect for years to come. You make this all seem so easy even for a newbie like myself.
Thank you so much for doing this video, I was following the instructions and I guess I was oiling my machine a bit to much 😮
Very helpful! Thanks!
Great video thank you. I have a question my qvp 2200 mini has a clicking sound. Sounds like the needle is hitting something. I took it in but the service person was not able to correct it. I have tried my bobbin in another person's machine to troubleshoot.
Any suggestions?
Love all the Juki Junkies informational videos. So helpful to know when and how to keep my machine running smoothly.
I was oiling too often as well, maybe every other week. This video is very informative. Thanks.
1st oil maintenance done on Jeorge!!
thank you so much! I was over oiling the machine. My repair guy told me to hold off for a while. Then my machine was frozen!!! EEKS!!!!!!!!!!!! I was so sad. took it to a place in Tucson, Az Cathy's. They fixed it. under 200.00 When I would hit the thread cutter, it would get stuck. I Love my Juki!!!!!!!!!! They said the same thing you said.
Great information, thank you
Thank you for this video, I just got a Judi TL-2010Q and I want to maintain it well. I have a Janome and I must say how surprised by how noisy the thread cutter is, I thought something was wrong!
Its an industrial cutter so its louder than the usual domestic machine but its much more powerful :)
This was excellent! Thank you!
Thanks for watching
Great video. I was wondering just how often to oil my machine. And it was quite helpful to better understand the issues you can have from over oiling. I also saw a video where someone had taken some small stickers of flowers, like a small daisy, and punch a hole in the center. They then placed one of these stickers (which was just petals at this point) around each hole so you would be able to identify which holes to oil. I just need to find the right stickers.
You could buy those stickers that are usually used to reinforce the three hole punched holes in paper. I hope you know what I’m talking about
I was oiling the ports everyday before sewing and the hook each time I loaded a new bobbin. Oops. Thank you for the good information and great visuals.
Thanks for this video. Really helpful! I was oiling my TL 2010 every other time I used it. Way too much but thankfully no oil leakage. Recently purchased this machine but didn’t receive any swabs. What are they used for ?
Can you do a video on the thread cutter? I have noticed issues with different kinds of threads. It's like something almost gets hung up. Or is a debrea issue?
Thank you for the video. I’ve had my TL-18 for a month and have only oiled it when I got it very sparingly.
Very informative
Another home run by Dave. Excellent video and very important information to know. We all love our Juki's and appreciate you taking the time to show us how we can take care of them. Thank you, thank you Mr. Dave
Thank you for watching Shirley :)
-David
Yet another extremely helpful video, David. Showing the why & where makes such a difference, especially when oiling the bobbin area. Thank you! You all constantly confirm that I made the right decision purchasing my TL-18 from Juki Junkies. Melissa Noel
Thank you for sharing this video. I will back off on the oiling and see how I go. I'm sure this is my problem......😅
You are so welcome!
Great video David!
I was guilty of forgetting to oil the hook 😐
Thanks for the reminder ❤
I am thrilled that I found your channel. I bought my Juki TL-2010 a couple of years ago and immediately had to send it back due to an annoying squeak in the needle bar area. The store that I bought it from said that they oiled everything and I could still hear the squeak. I probably oiled the whole machine too much trying to get rid of the sound, but finally did. The squeak comes back periodically since I do sew quite a bit, but now I know where to oil it properly. Thank you so much for this video.
No problem thanks for watching :)
Great video! Thank you for clear instructions!!!
"Every 3-4 months, 1-2 drops in the 4 holes on top of the machine". THANK YOU! I have been over oiling this since day 1.
Wished I had know to oil once out of box! Three hours of use and now I’m oiling. Thank you for the detailed information.
I did the same. :/
I am so glad I find you guys. The best TH-cam Juki channel . Thank you so much
Thank you this means a lot!
Great video! I learn so much from your videos and yes. I was oiling too often (except thee Bobbin area not Enough)
thanks
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Thank you so much for that! I have always thought that the instruction in the manual (oil every day) was way too much. I do not hold to that instruction, and I always wonder what the oiling schedule should be. Now I know. Thank you.
You're welcome!
I recently unboxed a TL-15 and did what it said in the manual 5-7 drops of oil in each hole. I’m going to pay close attention to and hope for the best that no damage has been done. My question is with 2000 & 2010 qvp would oiling be the same. In the past I’ve been told to oil after every eight hours of use. Thanks for this video it was very informative.
Hey there guys! I emailed you concerning a sound my Juki TL is making that I think might be related to oiling. I attached a video to the email so you can hear the sound it is making. I hope you get a chance to look it over so I dont mess this brand new machine of mine up! Thank you for this video it was SO helpful!
Thanks for the helpful information.
Awesome video! I’ve had my machine for a year and am still learning. Out of the blue, I am having a constant “on” of the thread cutter. I can sew using needle up/down. Is there home problem solving for the foot pedal? Having recently moved, it’s time to find a service provider in my new state!
Just today I was cleaning my TL18. I removed the machine from the portable table it sits in. There was yellowed oil on the table in the place where one of the feet rest. I was able to see oil on and around the screw. Hope I made that clear. I didn’t think I was over oiling but I must be. Please let me know if you think this is a more serious issue.
I have learned so much from you all.
Other videos say every 4 hours . Thank you for your great videos! I appreciate it. I assume it’s the same for PE 2020 machine
That was a very useful video David! I knew I was oiling a bit too much because had seen oil seep out of the thread cutting button. Backed off on my oiling since then. After watching this I followed your steps. I found a fair amount of oil in the bottom tray. But it was CLEAN. Was happy to see that. The swabs work! I also took off the top carefully - the wicks were saturated and actually oozed onto the top when it was tilted. Wiped it off. Won't oil again for another few months.
I just bought a Juki TL 2300, I haven't used it yet and your "oiling" video was very informative for me! I would like to ask if I should oil my new machine before the 1st use , or it is already oiled? Another question, is a spray oil better than the normal one? By the way , I live in Greece! Thanking you in advance! Happy New Year🎉
Its not a bad idea to oil it before the first use since you don't know when it was lasted oiled. I would oil it then start your oiling routine starting from that date :) I don't know anything about spray oil so I would use what I used or what the machine came with.
@@JukiJunkies thank you so much!!