Gear for Janome / New Home – Ken Hook Dr (Compatible)

A gear listed for Janome / New Home machines. It is a compatible (aftermarket) part, not a manufacturer-original part.

What this part does

Internal gears drive the hook, the feed and the cam stack. On many 1960s–1990s machines they are nylon, and nylon gears harden and shed teeth with age. A stripped gear is the usual cause of a machine that runs but will not sew, or that jams at the same point every revolution.

Specifications

How to tell if this is the right one

Gears are model-specific. Use the model list and the position named — hook drive, feed, camstack, pinion. Tooth count and bore must match exactly; a near match will strip.

Signs you need this part

Grinding or clicking once per stitch, the handwheel turns but the hook or feed does not, or a crumbly feel to the old gear. Pieces of nylon in the oil pan confirm it.

Fitting it

Gear replacement requires removing the base or the top cover and re-timing the hook. Unless you have done it before, this is a technician job — the parts are inexpensive, the timing is the skill.

Questions about this part

Which machines does this gear fit?

The distributor's listing does not name specific models for this part, so we do not claim a fitment. Compare the specification on this page with the part you are replacing, or send us your machine's model number and we will check.

Can I replace just the one stripped gear?

Yes, but if the machine has a set of nylon gears of the same age the others are close to failing. Many technicians replace the set.

How long does delivery take?

Orders are dispatched from our distributor's US warehouse. We do not hold stock ourselves and cannot promise same-day dispatch; current delivery estimates are shown at checkout, and we will email you if an item is back-ordered.