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The money keeps the website afloat and is earned at no additional cost to you. Emdeko JA21 was my very first sewing machine. I haven’t found a lot of information about the model online. Therefore, I have decided to share my knowledge about the sewing machine in hopes it will help someone. Emdeko JA21 was made by Toyota in the early 1960’s, and the engine was made to purr. With a 1.3amp motor, JA21 is robust and able to sew thru just about anything. I’ve sewn thru several layers of denim, quilting, and even layers of fleece. After sewing on the machine for about a year, however, the motor became weak because it just wouldn’t push thru thick layers anymore. Loss of motor power can mean you need new carbon brushes, motor cleaning, or a new motor. I opted for a new motor as the old one was already over 50. I didn’t go for an Alphasew motor. Here is a link to the motor. The new motor bracket was too large. Emdeko JA21 motor is attached to a 13-inch belt. When my purchased my machine, it was worn and I had to order another. It takes a standard tire. The sewing machine takes a standard classic sewing machine tire for the bobbin winder. I purchased this standard singer tire from an online seller, but you can pick one up from Hobby Lobby or any other craft store that sells sewing supplies. It’s a high shank machine. Presser feet are easy to come by because Emdeko is a standard high-shank machine. I have purchased a zipper foot, invisible zipper foot, and a blind hem foot. Since the needle plate is off to the side, you cannot sew with twin needles on this puppy. I know. It’s a bummer because there are two spool pins on top of the machine, one of which is pretty much useless without the ability to use a twin needle. On the bright side, the needle plate, Slide Plate and thumb screw are readily available. I had to purchase both as they were missing from the machine upon purchase. The needle plate and screw were not the only things missing because the design cams were missing too.
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Design cams aren’t easy to find, but don’t get upset if you never find them. I searched Ebay for a year before finding a full set of design cams. Once the design cams arrived, they were a real disappointment because I was never able to create the same patterns found inside the original manual. Instead, I just got ugly variations of a zigzag stitch. It isn’t worth the time or money for shops to purchase manual copyrights to sewing machines very few people own. For this reason, it is difficult to find an Emdeko JA21 manual. I’ve bypassed potential copyright issues and created an updated manual (see purchase links below). In the name of safety, don’t use a vintage foot pedal unless you’ve replaced the wiring. My machine came with a knee control foot pedal, which was attached to an old table. The foot pedal was missing the bottom cover and had no speed control at all. Once the foot pedal repair was done, it worked beautifully. The speed control, however, was still not 100 to my liking. Therefore, I replaced it with a (light and motor block) carbon pile foot pedal. The carbon pile foot pedal worked, but was not great either. When I put my foot down on the pedal, the sewing machine needle didn’t move. Instead, the motor made a buzzing sound. I had to press the foot pedal and turn the hand wheel to get the machine started. Once in motion, the carbon pile foot pedal worked. In the comments section of Amazon, I found a few customers who also had the same issue with Alphasew carbon pile foot pedal. I lived with the Alphasew carbon pile foot pedal until it was time to upgrade motors. Once I replaced the motor on my sewing machine, I also replaced the foot pedal with an electronic one. The electronic sewing machine foot pedal allowed Emdeko JA21 to sew with much more precision. Among other bright things, Emdeko JA21 has some cool features.
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It features: left, middle, and right needle positions includes three different feet dog positions for sewing thru different thicknesses of fabric comes with 21 design cams for sewing decorative stitches. Overall, I think Emdeko JA21 is a great machine for quilting, bag making, and sewing thru thick materials. I say this because Emdeko Ja21 has great piercing power, a beautiful stitch, and a wide throat space for larger projects. I wouldn’t, however, recommend this sewing machine to any modern-day sewing enthusiasts who makes garments because it has: 1) very sensitive thread tension. You’ll easily spend 15 minutes changing tension to work with rayon challis after you’ve used quilting cotton for making bias binding. 2) a complicated buttonhole unlike any 4-step buttonhole I’ve ever used. It’s more like a 12-step buttonhole. I’ve listed all of my Emdeko JA21 purchases below. Perhaps this list will make it much easier for you to find the parts you need. JA21-195-TW. My model does not look like the pics posted above. I’m lookinv for any assistance. Thank you in advance. Reply Thimblebook says: July 25, 2018 at 2:01 pm I cannot tell much without a photo. When I do a search for Good housekeeper JA21-195-TW, I find Gimbel ja21-195-TW. Is this similar to your machine?. Wish I could be of further assistance. Hope this helps. Reply Mary Carroll says: July 24, 2018 at 11:06 pm I have one of these machines for over 40 years. All the accessories came with it and it was like brand new. I still use it and have only replaced the foot pedal. It is no longer my primary machine but is a handy back-up. Reply Thimblebook says: July 25, 2018 at 2:01 pm Awesome. Reply Sarah Merritt says: July 29, 2018 at 4:40 pm Where would I find the number of my Emdeko sewing machine Reply Thimblebook says: July 29, 2018 at 7:13 pm There should be a silver badge on the underside of your sewing machine. If you don’t find a silver badge, look for a number scratched in the underside of your machine.
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Reply Betty Green says: August 23, 2018 at 11:25 am This is the exact sewing machine my dad bought for me in 1969. I was 14 and I still have it the case finally tore up but it has been good I loved it especially because daddy got it for me. Reply Thimblebook says: August 24, 2018 at 1:35 pm You have one awesome dad to have bought this for you. Emdeko is one of my favorites. Reply inez says: October 2, 2018 at 2:11 pm I’m looking for a manual does anyone know where I can find one for free Reply Ellen says: October 3, 2018 at 1:20 pm I have an Emdeko NH-63282. Where can I download a user manual. Reply Thimblebook says: October 5, 2018 at 1:26 pm I am not sure where you can find a manual for this one. I am currently doing my research to find out how to get copyrights user manuals. Emdeko is no-longer in business. Therefore, it is super hard to find their manuals or even someone with the rights to sell them. If I were to start selling manuals like this, would that be something you would be interested in. Reply Diana P says: November 5, 2018 at 11:33 pm I would love to buy a copy please.emdeko JA21. pdf version or even jpeg pictures is ok Reply Tony Wolfe says: May 22, 2019 at 9:54 pm My needle position stays on the left hand side making it impossible to use any foot other than a zig zag. Can the needle be adjusted to center. Reply Thimblebook says: May 23, 2019 at 1:17 am Yes. There is a little door on the creme colored part of the sewing machine used for design cams. Directly below this door, you should see a L M R tag with a lever below it. This lever adjust your machine to Left, Middle, or Right position. Sometimes, this lever will get stuck. To get the lever moving again, unscrew the top part of the machine and place a generous amount of Singer oil in that area. Giggle the lever back and forth, but don’t force it. Eventually, it should shift positions without a problem. Hope this helps! Reply Tony Wolfe says: May 23, 2019 at 7:25 am Thank you.
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The machine was my mothers. She bought it a month before I was born. July 1962 and still running strong except the old foot pedal broke yesterday. Reply Thimblebook says: May 23, 2019 at 9:27 pm What a lovely keepsake. I will message you privately to find out the details on the machine. Maybe we can get it working like new again. Reply Tony Wolfe says: May 23, 2019 at 8:49 am I don’t see anything labeled left, center or right, but I found a tab that could be moved over and tightened down that seems to work. I wish I could include a picture. Reply Tony Wolfe says: May 23, 2019 at 12:32 pm Well that didnt work Reply Stella Garner says: May 26, 2019 at 12:11 am I have the exact machine it doesn’t work I mean the motor runs great can’t get it to sew. Thanks for your information Reply Thimblebook says: May 26, 2019 at 12:53 pm What happens when you try to sew. Do you not get enough piercing power when you try to sew thru fabric. Or, is there no electricity to the machine. Reply Betty Gustafson says: May 27, 2019 at 9:22 am I borrowed my sister’s Emdeko sewing machine to do a last minute craft project. It won’t sew now unless I manually move the hand wheel. If I press on the foot pedal the motor buzzes as you mentioned earlier and it won’t sew. I thought maybe it was a belt problem since when I used the hand wheel alone it was difficult to move. You still think it is the foot pedal. Reply Thimblebook says: May 28, 2019 at 5:07 am If your belt was broken, turning the hand wheel wouldn’t cause anything to happen with the sewing machine. Your hand wheel is difficult to move because the sewing machine needs real good oiling. Yes, if your motor buzzes and nothing happens, the foot pedal does need to be replaced. I would just suggest getting the machine serviced as well as it sounds like the machine hasn’t had regular maintenance. Reply viv says: August 23, 2019 at 4:54 pm where can I find a printable manual.
Reply leafbug says: August 23, 2019 at 5:36 pm Sorry, the link was not working. Here is another copy of the link. However, it is a earlier model that does not have the left, right, and middle needle adjustments. If I am thinking correctly, yours also does not take design cams. Your machine still does take a class 15 bobbin case and the class 15 metal bobbins. You won’t be able to find a manual unless you find it somewhere on Ebay. My suggestion would be to get a manual closest to your machine as it will help you to discover the basic functions (like threading the machine) without going crazy. Happy sewing! Reply azevedo says: November 25, 2019 at 2:50 pm what kind of cabinet does this machine fit into. Reply leafbug says: November 25, 2019 at 7:34 pm It fits into a standard Singer cabinet. Reply Debra Pierre says: January 31, 2020 at 9:41 pm Purchased this machine for 100.00 in early 80’s with all the cams. Previous owner took excellent care. I had a knee pedal put in as well as a foot pedal. It sees beautifully and I LOVE IT. So happy to have found a manual as my original has disintegrated from use. Reply Thimble Book says: February 3, 2020 at 6:37 pm I am glad you were able to get the manual ?? Emdeko really is an under rated sewing machine. The stitch quality is beautiful. You are very lucky to have one.Reply Joanne says: March 10, 2020 at 6:27 pm I was given this machine in 1964 and have loved and used it a lot ever since. I sewed clothes for myself and kids, many drapes, curtains, hundreds of quilts, upholstered couches and recliners, etc. I have all accessories and the manual. My tension dial is now giving me trouble. I finally took it out and cleaned it. It now will not stay firmly in its place. Reply Thimble Book says: March 10, 2020 at 8:54 pm Is the dial itself not staying on a specific number. Or, is the dial not staying attached to your machine. If the dial is not staying on a specific number, it could be you need to replace the thread check spring.
If you’ve got the other problem with dial not staying attached to the machine: 1) Open the door (where the light bulb is) 2) Look to your right by the thread guide and find the tiny hole. Down inside the hole is a small screw keeping the dial attached to the machine. You really need a long screw driver to tighten up the screw enough that the dial will stay in place.Hope this helps! Thanks for sharing about your lovely sewing machine ?? Reply Elaine says: March 18, 2020 at 7:34 pm I was reading about Emdeko machines when I stumbled on your blog. I have had my mom’s machine for years. Maybe one day I’ll know what you were talking about. Reply Thimble Book says: March 19, 2020 at 2:39 pm I don’t think it will take you very long to discover how lovely your mothers machine is ?? Thanks for the comment. I saw one for sale at my local thread store and later found one on Craigslist. Your right! Emdeko is really underrated ?? Reply Trish says: April 3, 2020 at 9:37 pm We were recently given an Emdeko machine and it sews beautifully. I also have 2 Singers that I frequently use. The model for the Emdeko is JA19 and I don’t have a manual. Can you direct me to information on this machine. Thanks! Reply Thimble Book says: April 12, 2020 at 6:50 pm Does your sewing machine look just like mine minus the LRM needle position lever and the design cam lid. If so, JA19 is an earlier model with less features on it. It would mean JA19 has: 1) a straight and zigzag without the design cams.2)No way to move the needle position aside from just adjusting the stitch width. If my assessment is correct, my JA21 manual will suit you just fine. You’ll just skip over the part about the design cams and skip to part about needle position. Happy sewing ?? Reply Miss Managed says: April 6, 2020 at 8:51 pm I learned to sew on this machine, and sadly, inherited when my mom passed. The thing is almost 60 years old and sews better than my high end computerized Elna.
Reply Thimble Book says: April 12, 2020 at 6:22 pm I am sorry to hear about your mother. The machine is wonderful indeed ?? Reply VintageMetal says: April 12, 2020 at 2:02 am I have an older model Endeko, given to me by a friend. It’s my backup all metal Vintage Machine. Had it in my basement until my other machine broke it’s check spring. After two hours of cleaning and oiling I plugged it in and it’s running like a dream. Love my Vintage Metal Machines. Reply Thimble Book says: April 12, 2020 at 6:24 pm Yes, there is nothing like a vintage sewing machine. Reply elizabeth alvarez says: April 24, 2020 at 2:48 am i just got the Emdeko ja21 from a friend.My question is is there an off on button. I have searched and can’t find one. On most vintage machines, your foot pedal and light both plug into a block. Then, you plug the block directly into the wall. Please remember to ALWAYS unplug your vintage sewing machine after use because it is not grounded. BTW congrats on the new machine ?? Reply holly moon says: April 29, 2020 at 1:55 pm This weekend I was lucky enough to buy an Emdeko zig zag sewing machine and table both in fantastic condition, although it did not come with the cams, (which I really want now) it did have an original manual. I have scanned that as a pdf as will gladly share it. Does this use modern flatback needles that I can find or special older totally round ones. Reply Thimble Book says: April 29, 2020 at 4:44 pm Welcome to the Emdeko family ?? Yes, the sewing machine uses modern flat back needles. Flat side faces tightening screw. It’s great you were able to get the manual. I have the original manual too.Happy sewing! Reply Heidee Lindsey says: May 18, 2020 at 8:05 pm I also inherited my mom’s Emdeko zig zag machine. It is in very bad shape. I have the owner’ manual and most of the cams. The built in case is awful. Any ideas or suggestions. I need a bobbin case, new belt, motor (probably), and foot pedal. I am still deciding if I will restore it.
I did learn to sew on it and I see nearly every day. I just don’t know if it’s worth the it. Hmm Reply thimble book says: May 18, 2020 at 11:23 pm Yes, it is worth getting Emdeko back into great shape. I would also replace the upper tension spring and bobbin tire. You won’t be sorry because the projects you will be able to complete will allow Emdeko to pay for itself many times over ?? Reply Gail says: May 30, 2020 at 3:16 am I recently bought the Emdeko for my daughter as she wants to sew. It looks to be in good condition but I haven’t tried it yet as I need the manual. It looks a lot like my 1970’s signature portable that I still sew on today. Can you help me get a pedi of manual. Reply Thimble Book says: May 31, 2020 at 10:49 pm Awesome. Your daughter is really going to have a great time with this sewing machine. I carry an aftermarket manual. The manual has all information found inside the original manual, updated photographs, plus more. Reply peggy says: May 30, 2020 at 3:54 am I just bought this one at a yard sale for 20 dollars. Sews beautifully but not very fast. Does it need a new belt or motor. The machine looks brand new, though. Reply Thimble Book says: May 31, 2020 at 10:46 pm Every single time I pick up a yard sale or used sewing machine, I replace the motor belt (as they do crack with age) and check to see if the motor brushes are worn. Since the machine is not going fast, I would check to see if the foot control is working properly. Great find!!! Reply Jo says: July 2, 2020 at 9:25 pm I was given and older model Emdeko that doesn’t have the LMR lever for needle placement. It is stuck on the left side unless you change it to zigzag. Is there any way that you know of to change the needle position to the middle. I’ve removed the top of the machine and can’t see a way to do it. By the way the machine only needs cleaning and oiling that I can see. It runs great! Reply Thimble Book says: July 3, 2020 at 4:00 pm Wow. You were given an early Emdeko ??
Unfortunately, your machine does not have LRM needle positions. Instead, you’ll have to move the fabric over and use washie tape or a quilting guide to make stitches in the right place. Don’t feel bad! I used to have a Singer 66. It did not have LRM needle positions either. It takes a long time to get used to using a machine without adjustable needle positions. But, once you do get used to it, you’ll love the machine. Terms of Service. Saying no will not stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make them less relevant or more repetitive.Please update to the latest version. Both registration and sign in support using google and facebook accounts. Escape will close this window.Etsy may send you communications; you may change your preferences in your account settings.Learn more I have seen this machine badged either Emdeko or Morse and the machines are identical. Also included is the even rarer parts list with diagram. This is a quality pdf manual that i made, each pages of the book is its own page not doubled up, and can be printed larger than the original book was, can be used on any computer tablet phone or device. This is a copy of my original book, there are some light notes written in the book but this does not effect the use of this manual. SEWING MACHINE NOT INCLUDED PICTURE ADDED FOR REFERENCE To see my other sewing machine owners manuals please follow this link But please contact me if you have any problems with your order. I found an old machine at a local thrift store and it looked to be in great shape and even had the case and a quick start guide with it and a few extra parts. Took it to my local sewing machine repair man and he went through it and cleaned and oiled it. Sews amazing!! Not sure if I want to keep it or sell it now. Anyway, thank you for the manual. I have printed it out and laminated it to go with the machine.I printed it off and now have an instruction manual for my sewing machine. Thanks Mike.
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I will send this Emdeko blender owner's manual in a regular envelope. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. It is okay but heavy!!! I have the manual, cams, zig zag foot and other pedals. Really I think the tension should be adjusted. The poor machine was moved from state to state. I would say the machine is from the late 70's. So anyone out there have a ballpark on what it is worth. Just don't know what to do with it, I bought a Brother sewing machine a ways back. This one fits in it's own case and so much lighter. It is Japanese which is kind of cool. Kind of an old post, but etsy might be a good place to sell it. I've been drooling all over the old Slant-O-Matics by Singer (made when Singer was a good brand). Most of the older machines are way better than the machines you can buy these days, it is just harder to find the parts. It is a good machine just I don't do all that sewing, at least not now. Watch one day I will wish I had the old machine.I have a newer model Singer that is like a piece of plastic and no where compares with my old Emdeko. I would keep it if you think you will EVER do any sewing. As long as you keep it oiled and have it maintained every couple of years at your sewing machine repair shop, that machine will give you many years of trouble free sewing. Heck, I would even buy one to give my daughter if I could find one that had been well maintained! It was a super time in my life. The importer and distributor was located in UTAH and owned by the following 6 Mormons. I loved my bosses like brothers they were all great people. I miss them I only know of one that is still alive but myself.Looking for information on the machine in general because I had never heard of it, dropped me here. Thank ya'll for the great information!
They have some very knowledgeable collectors there who are friendly and helpful. I quilt and pick up oldie but goodie antique machines when I find them. Their stitch quality is amazing and they run so smoothly. I'd take an old one over a new one any day. I routinely use machines from the 30's and 40's and love them. Gave my newer singer to one of my granddaughters. If anyone wants a copy, let me know and I'll scan it and upload the file. Thanks, David yes. Oreck bought the Orbiter maker and kept the machine the same. Rug cleaning product is not the same but works well enough. I sold. Would appreciate it if someone could answer this. Maybe one of them will help. Hitachi P60XR01U manual for Plasma TV Hitachi P60XR01E manual for Plasma TV. Manuals Base com Manual On PDF Free Product Manual User Manual Owners Manual Guide User Manual Product Guide Download Free User. There is usually an adjustment,. J210 User Manual J750 User Manual JACK Information Manual Jet User Manual Jet S8000 2 GB Push power pedal hear motor but wheel not going around or needle going up and down problem? Push power pedal hear motor but wheel not going around or needle going up and down problem. Probably needs lubrication and a new belt. A good sewing machine shop will have it in. Answer questions, earn points and help others. If we don't have a listing for the name, please use the search function to see if there is any mention of it on our site. A quarterly magazine and access to our annual sewing machine auction are but two membership benefits. You will be greeted by the internet's finest people and your enquiries will be answered by leading experts. It is not, nor ever will be, complete but we will endeavour to update it when new sources come to light. Instructions Please Note: Do not contact any ISMACS official in an attempt to solicit a valuation - it is not possible other than by hands-on assessment and your request will be ignored.
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