Old 10-30-2010, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by JaneK
Hi All,
Here's a quick question. Does anyone know if featherweights made in Great Britain are compatible with the electricity here in the US, or do they need to be converted. Silly question, but I don't know the answer. Thanks.
JaneK I bought a 99K made in Canada with a 240 motor at a yard sale (posted on page 394). We went to our local repair guy and he sold us a 110 motor. My DH attached the new motor and the 99K works great! I think the new motor only cost around $30.

I'd ask what size motor the machine has on it now. Just because it was made in Great Britain doesn't mean they put a 240 motor on the machine -- it depends on where they were planning on selling the machine.

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