My Viking has been serviced. It's performance is better--no longer makes noises nor does the light fade in and out when going over seam intersections. The piercing power is good now. But it still makes small stitches when going over seam intersections. One example is an eight triangle pinwheel using regular cotton quilting fabric. This seam is not bulky, but is multi-layered. It is not really a "hump" and too flat to use a "Hump Jumper." It seems like a "feed" issue. Is this common with most (brands) of computer machines? What about those of you who own computerized Vikings--do you have this problem also?
Last edited by Sheddah; 01-27-2013 at 01:02 PM.