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I'm new to QB but not new to quilting. I have had a TinLizzie18 for 2 1/2 years. At the end of my second year the electronic board in the control box went out. Parts are not available and a new electronic board for the control box had to be made. Today when quilting the machine up/down needle failed to work when beginning a new stitching area. In addition neither the stitch regulator or speed stitch modes would work. The wheel at the back of the machine is NOT stuck. Any suggestions?
MartiB |
Welcome from South Africa!!!!:)
Sorry, can't help you ... but someone on the QB always have an answer ... just hang in there! :) |
Welcome from Kansas
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Welcome from Ohio.
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Hello, and welcome from Michigan!
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Hello, welcome from Oklahoma!
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Hello, and welcome to QB from western Nevada! I think I'd start by calling the factory for support. Should be easy to find a number online. Here's a place to start (note 888 number on very bottom of screen) http://tinlizzie18.com/resource-library/
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Howdy, Welcome from Porter Ok. Glad you could join us. Sorry don't have a tinlizzie.
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Welcome from Michigan.:)
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Hello and welcome from the Arkansas Ozarks.
Happy quilting. |
Hi Marti, welcome from northern California!
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Thanks to all for your encouraging words. And now for the end of the story -- took machine to dealer this morning. They were able to fix it on the spot. The fly-wheel had come loose inside the covering and was not touching the sensors it needs to touch to move the needle.
Marti from Pleasant Valley, Mo. |
Welcome to the board from Southern California!
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Congratulations!!
from Marti in Missouri |
Hello MartiB!
Welcome from Minnesota! Happy to hear you've gotten your Tin Lizzie back up and running! Happy quilting! |
Welcome from Socal!
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Welcome from Minnesota and happy quilting :)
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Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D
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