Originally Posted by Aully
Originally Posted by nursie76
Sorry that all this has brought on a migraine. Hope you feel better soon, and that you find someone to help you with your machine problem.
Thanks it's not your fault though. :)
There has to be a computer reset button somewhere . . . Is the power button that turns it on a toggle type button or a push and spring back type button?
If toggle, like most, no help there.
Maybe if you hold the stop start button and count to about ten slowly, it will reset the motherboard memory.
On my non-Singer: I turn the machine off, hold the stop/start and another button down WHILE turning on the power switch/button.
Have you tried something like that yet?
The fact that the needle goes up and down by hand-turn means most of the gears/belts are ok.
Humm
Aardie.