Rattling. May be paranoid. It has happened before..the paranoia that is.
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Rattling. May be paranoid. It has happened before..the paranoia that is.
The paranoia comes and goes. I broke a needle the other day in a dreaded, 1600p trying to sew through a pin instead of over it fiasco. I get really freaked out over finding all of the needle pieces in case one decides to fall right into important machine parts.
Well, I feel like I am hearing an unusual rattling, that may have been there before, but I've gotten so worked up that I can't think straight. Is there a small amount of rattling in the bobbin case area for any of you when it needs oil?
Thanks for any thoughts you may have since I don't have a good question, just a lot of eye twitching and hand wringing.
Well, I feel like I am hearing an unusual rattling, that may have been there before, but I've gotten so worked up that I can't think straight. Is there a small amount of rattling in the bobbin case area for any of you when it needs oil?
Thanks for any thoughts you may have since I don't have a good question, just a lot of eye twitching and hand wringing.
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My bobbin does get a little noisier in my Bernina when the hook needs oiling. Take out everything that you can and check it out with a flashlight. If you have one if those little computer vacuums, give all the crevasses a good vacuum.
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ditto ..... a good cleaning
Did your machine come with oil?
If so, then a drop of oil will never hurt.
If it did not come with oil, then you should not be adding it between servicing.
Then once you get thru this, you might want to try harder to not sew over, thru, under, around pins .... it definitely is not good for any machine.
Did your machine come with oil?
If so, then a drop of oil will never hurt.
If it did not come with oil, then you should not be adding it between servicing.
Then once you get thru this, you might want to try harder to not sew over, thru, under, around pins .... it definitely is not good for any machine.
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Nammie of 7 can you use a magnet in a computerised machine? I've always been petrified of one going near the machine even the pin magnetic holder.
Does anyone know how the lipstick needle holder works.? I know a magnetos at the base but is that all?
Does anyone know how the lipstick needle holder works.? I know a magnetos at the base but is that all?
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The technician at my dealer always emphasizes to use a vacuum only for cleaning a machine.
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