Motor overload. The main motor is being asked to turn but cannot, or is drawing too much current. The usual causes are a locked machine head (thread jammed in the hook, a seized part), material far thicker than the machine is rated for, or a motor or drive fault.
Shown on JUKI machines including AMS-210E, AMS-210EN, AMS-221EN, AMS-224EN, AMS-251, AP874, AP876, APW-895N, APW-896N, DDL-8700B, DDL-9000CF, DDL-9000CS and others.
What to check
- Switch off, turn the hand wheel: if it is stiff, clear the hook area and the thread trimmer of thread and lint.
- Check that the material thickness is within the machine's rating.
- If the wheel turns freely and the error returns, the motor or its driver board needs testing.
Switch the machine off before touching any connector. If the code comes back after these checks, the fault is usually in the servo motors or control boxes, PCBs and sensors or hooks and shuttles.
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Source
Summarised by Shankar Sewing from the AMS-210E instruction manual (page 139); DDL-9000CF instruction manual (page 71); ASN-690 instruction manual (page 50); DDL-8700B instruction manual (page 50); DDL-900A instruction manual (page 51). The manual has the complete procedure and connector numbers for your exact model.
Other JUKI error codes
E011 External media not inserted · E012 Read error on external media · E013 Write error on external media · E015 Sewing area exceeded · E016 External media full · E019 File size over · E032 File not compatible · E302 Machine head tilt detected · E303 Main shaft Z-phase sensor error · E703 Panel connected to the wrong machine · E704 System version mismatch · E730 Motor encoder error (A/B phase) · all JUKI codes
Frequently asked questions
What does JUKI error E007 mean?
Motor overload. The main motor is being asked to turn but cannot, or is drawing too much current. The usual causes are a locked machine head (thread jammed in the hook, a seized part), material far thicker than the machine is rated for, or a motor or drive fault.
How do I fix JUKI error E007?
Switch off, turn the hand wheel: if it is stiff, clear the hook area and the thread trimmer of thread and lint. Check that the material thickness is within the machine's rating. If the wheel turns freely and the error returns, the motor or its driver board needs testing. If the code stays, the fault is usually in the servo motors or control boxes, PCBs and sensors or hooks and shuttles.
Which JUKI machines show E007?
In the manuals we have read, E007 appears on AMS-210E, AMS-210EN, AMS-221EN, AMS-224EN, AMS-251, AP874, AP876, APW-895N, APW-896N, DDL-8700B and other models.