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Which Janome do you have?
Janome references · September 2026
Type the model printed on your machine, or choose from the list. Keep letters and version numbers: HD9 version 1 and HD9 version 2 need different bobbins.
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Your model is the best starting point. See fitting details, model-listed feet, accessories and parts and the easiest next step.
This guide covers 139 model/version entries and 336 part and accessory records. A missing result means we need to check it, not that a part is unavailable. Listings may include accessories already supplied with your machine.
Three checks that make a difference
“It fits a Janome” is only the beginning.
Janome makes several different types of machines. A familiar brand name or similar-looking foot does not establish compatibility. Start with the full model, then check the accessory itself.
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The fitting
A presser-foot listing may specify 5mm, 7mm or 9mm, and a high- or low-shank attachment. Some feet cover more than one width. Others are restricted to front- or top-loading machines.
Use the exact part's model list. The width in an accessory reference is not always the machine's maximum stitch width.
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The system
Original AcuFeed, AcuFeed Flex, a separate walking foot and the HD9 straight-stitch system use different accessories. Embroidery-only, overlocker and CoverPro machines have their own requirements too.
Check the system name as well as the foot's job.
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The complete item
A foot, foot holder and holder-with-foot assembly can have separate part numbers. An extension table may be listed without legs. A hoop template is not the embroidery hoop itself.
Read what is included before comparing prices or placing an order.
Category letters can differ between charts. The A–Q model groups in the September 2026 NZ guide are a different scheme from the A–D accessory groups linked on our store. Search by model and exact part number rather than transferring a category letter from one guide to another.
A walking foot for feeding layers, a quarter-inch foot for patchwork or the right bobbin cover can make a familiar machine easier to use. These are examples from Direct Sewing's range; choose your model above before selecting a fitting.
See each product page for current price, availability and pack contents. The manufacturer reference is not a live stock list.
Small differences worth spotting
Four mix-ups this guide helps you avoid.
Bobbins
HD9 version 1 ≠ HD9 version 2
The September guide lists 770591001 for the 24mm HD9 version 1 bobbin and 767860107 for the 23mm version 2 / HD9QCP bobbin. “HD9 bobbin” alone leaves out an essential detail.
Overlockers
Sailing Line attachments have changed
The ML654D, ML554D and ML454D use the newer 202525008 cloth guide and 202523006 elastic-gathering attachment. The guide specifically excludes them from the older 200216100 and 200218102 versions.
Quilting
AcuFeed and AcuFeed Flex are different
The MC6600P and MC7700QCP use the original AcuFeed references. AcuFeed Flex has separate twin and single holders and feet. The HP2 foot also needs the correct HP needle plate and an eligible machine.
Replacement parts
An old number may have a new reference
For example, the guide directs C-2097 foot-control enquiries to C-2098. That is a useful starting point for a parts enquiry; the machine, plug and original controller label still need checking.
These examples come from the Janome NZ September 2026 reference, pages 30, 45–46, 55 and 57. Part supply and replacement references can change.
Let us do the matching
One useful enquiry. Fewer emails backwards and forwards.
Choose a machine or part above and this enquiry will include the reference you found. Add what you need, then send it to Direct Sewing.
A photo of the full machine model or model plate.
A clear photo of the old part and where it fits.
Any printed part number, including letters.
For a controller: its label and the plug/socket shape.
Whether you need a replacement or an accessory for a new sewing task.
For internal components, damaged fittings or an uncertain fault, ask about a service assessment before buying a replacement part.
This index explains the machine families in the source guide. It includes older models because owners still need accessories after a machine leaves the current range. It does not mean every part remains available.
Start with the full machine model and version, then check the exact accessory part number and its compatibility notes. For presser feet, the shank, fitting width and feed system can matter. For other parts, compare the model-specific reference and the existing component. Contact Direct Sewing when a match is unclear.
Are all Janome presser feet interchangeable?
No. Janome uses multiple attachment and feed systems. Some ordinary feet span a range of machines, while walking feet, AcuFeed attachments, specialist straight-stitch feet and embroidery feet have more specific requirements. A foot doing the same job is not necessarily the same fitting.
Does a 5mm stitch width mean every 5mm foot will fit?
No. Maximum stitch width and accessory compatibility are different checks. Some top-loading models with a 5mm maximum stitch width are specifically listed for certain 7mm accessories. A 5mm front-loading foot can still be the wrong part. Follow the exact-model and exact-part listing.
Are a bobbin, bobbin holder and bobbin cover the same thing?
No. The bobbin holds the lower thread. The bobbin holder or case locates the bobbin in the machine. The bobbin cover is the cover over the opening. A needle plate is another separate component. Send a photo if you are unsure which one is missing or damaged.
Can I order an accessory already included with my machine?
You may need a replacement, but check your accessory box and manual first. Janome's comparison tables distinguish standard accessories, optional accessories and some bonus packs. An accessory appearing in a parts list does not mean it is an additional item you need to buy.
What does NLA mean?
In this guide, NLA means no longer available to supply from Janome under that listing. It does not tell you whether a retailer still has stock. There may be a replacement number, or the part may need a separate enquiry. Direct Sewing can check the current position.
Why can't I find a motor, belt or circuit board here?
The September reference is not a complete service-parts catalogue. It specifically sends a number of internal parts back to the earlier parts book or Janome support. Tell us the exact machine and fault so we can check the appropriate parts information or discuss servicing.
Can Janome accessories fit my Elna?
Some Janome and Elna models share particular accessories, but a related machine does not establish universal interchangeability. Send the exact Elna model and the accessory or part required. We can check the specific reference.