Where is switch to turn on 9012 - Sewing Machines

To turn free motion on their is a switch that does this. If the switch is turned on the feed dog will go under the plate and stay their. It will begin to operate again if you turn the free motion switch off.

I'd be guessing that the foot or knee switch is stuck in the on position, or that the power cord to the switch has shorted between the machine and the switch.
I would suggest unplugging the machine and then use a continuity meter to check the components.
Hope this helps.

Try turning the power switch on with the embroidery unit in place, insert the foot control. Then turn the power switch off, remove the foot pedal and turn the power on again. If that doesn't work, try inserting the foot pedal with the power switch in the off position, withdrawing it, then turning the power switch on.

Your motor was designed to shut itself down if it overheats or if stitching was interrupted. For instance, if your needle hit something solid and the needle bent or broke.

Generally, it will go on again in 10 minutes to 2 hours, depending on what the cause was. Occasionally, it can take longer. Using the foot pedal tends to reset the motor. I discovered this by accident one night, when I assumed that it was a Reset port and gently stuck the eraser end of a pencil in it until I felt resistance, then withdrew it. The machine had only shut down for about 3 minutes, but it turned right on again.

Holding your finger on the screen, turn the main power switch to OFF, count to five, turn switch to ON.

Do you have it plugged in or is the foot unplugged? One time my electrical had popped off check brakers. Does switch feel loose when you touch it? if so switch could be bad unlikely but happens every so often. Did you forget to turn switch off or on. ?

it sounds like there is a short in the wiring somewhere. it would be
a good idea to have the machine serviced.

have you tried: http://www.sewingmachinemanual.com

Do you have a stitch pattern selected and a length chosen? Otherwise it does not know what you want to do. Sometimes companies neglect to tell you that little fact. Also, how about your bobbin winding shaft, is it pushed all the way to the left? Other than that I am baffled. Good luck.

I also have the Juki M)-655. Look at the power button; it should have 3 positions. First position turns the power switch Off, second position turns the power switch on and it will sew, third position turns on both the power switch and the sewing light. Several times I have thought I turned on the power switch to sew only to realize it was not in the second position. Hope this helps.

the switch may be faulty when you say that you can press in just have a look at the switch for dirt or just replace