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Caution! Unplug the machine!  
Caution! Unplug the machine!  


You need a #3 allen wrench and [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/File:Knifewrench.jpg this 1/4 wrench with a 4.5 flathead bit.] and a can of compressed air. The small flathead screwdriver used for needle changes (in the grey drawer beneath the Juki) is useful too.
You need a #3 allen wrench and [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/File:Knifewrench.jpg this wrench with a 4.5 flathead bit.] and a can of compressed air.


Remove needle plate.
Remove needle plate.
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Dab a drop of sewing machine oil on the moving knife with a cotton swab. (I'm not sure if this is needed. It may just attract dirt. Considering the abuse it takes, it's probably a good idea).
Dab a drop of sewing machine oil on the moving knife with a cotton swab. (I'm not sure if this is needed. It may just attract dirt. Considering the abuse it takes, it's probably a good idea).


Replace all three parts in the reverse order that you removed them. A dab of something sticky (I used solder rosin) on the needle replacement flathead screwdriver can keep the tiny screw captive as you replace it into it's hole.  
Replace all three parts in the reverse order that you removed them.  




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