Has This Ever Happened To You and your Sewing Machine
08-01-2011, 03:27 AM
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What I find amazing is the number of variations of this problem. Cord unplugged. Power strip not on. Stepping on the foot pedal for another machine sitting next to mine. :-) The possibilities are endless!
08-01-2011, 03:28 AM
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Originally Posted by moonrise
I know somebody (not me! LOL!) who somehow managed to plug a power strip into itself, and couldn't figure out why it wouldn't work. :lol:
08-01-2011, 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted by QBeth
Originally Posted by moonrise
I know somebody (not me! LOL!) who somehow managed to plug a power strip into itself, and couldn't figure out why it wouldn't work. :lol:
ROFLMBO !!!!!!! (not me! LOL!)
08-01-2011, 02:57 PM
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I thought my machine "died". I was at a class at the time. Turned out I had dimmed the display all the way down. Since I couldn't see the icons to press "sew" the machine wasn't going to do anything. lol! The dimmer switch (in my Janome) is right by the thread spool so I had accidentally turned it while threading the machine.
I accidentally found out what I did after unplugging and replugging the connections several times.
I accidentally found out what I did after unplugging and replugging the connections several times.
08-01-2011, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by dreamer2009
I wanted to sit and sew.
Machine has to be plugged into an extension.
plugged it to the wall and nothing.
tried all the plug holes nothing.
hit reset button. nothing.grrrrr
go to fuse box and turn off and on.
plug into all holes again.nothing !!
Moral of the story...............
REMEMBER TO MAKE SURE THE
OTHER END IS PLUGGED INTO THE MACHINE.
I think that says it all !!
Machine has to be plugged into an extension.
plugged it to the wall and nothing.
tried all the plug holes nothing.
hit reset button. nothing.grrrrr
go to fuse box and turn off and on.
plug into all holes again.nothing !!
Moral of the story...............
REMEMBER TO MAKE SURE THE
OTHER END IS PLUGGED INTO THE MACHINE.
I think that says it all !!
08-01-2011, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Olivia's Grammy
Originally Posted by dreamer2009
I wanted to sit and sew.
Machine has to be plugged into an extension.
plugged it to the wall and nothing.
tried all the plug holes nothing.
hit reset button. nothing.grrrrr
go to fuse box and turn off and on.
plug into all holes again.nothing !!
Moral of the story...............
REMEMBER TO MAKE SURE THE
OTHER END IS PLUGGED INTO THE MACHINE.
I think that says it all !!
Machine has to be plugged into an extension.
plugged it to the wall and nothing.
tried all the plug holes nothing.
hit reset button. nothing.grrrrr
go to fuse box and turn off and on.
plug into all holes again.nothing !!
Moral of the story...............
REMEMBER TO MAKE SURE THE
OTHER END IS PLUGGED INTO THE MACHINE.
I think that says it all !!
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