Anybody else have trouble with Brother machine feed dogs?
#1
My Brother XR7700 doesn't sew straight, and with the help of one of you nice quilters we figured out that the problem is with the feeddogs not being level. I am taking it to a repairman tomorrow.
Just wondered if I'm the only one with this problem on this machine?
any help appreciated!
Just wondered if I'm the only one with this problem on this machine?
any help appreciated!
#6
I have a Brother NX600 and no problems with it. Take that back, my threader went kaput about 1-2 years ago. Until something else goes wrong I'll manually thread it. Now worth the repair bill to do it now.
#7
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I have a brother NX400 on my way to a class I lost two of the buttons on the right of machine. To replace it will cost £300 (sorry I'm in England) So I keep sewing with it as it is not worth repairing at that price.
#9
I have a lower end Brother that I bought at Wal-Mart and I always had a hard time with seams being straight. I thought it was me until I got my new Janome for Christmas a couple of years ago. OMG! Like night and day. I had STRAIGHT seams. Not good 1/4" seams, but at least straight ones.
#10
Thanks Ladies... I was getting so discouraged! I started quilting because I wanted to make little tiny quilts, and just haven't been able to do them on this machine. Since I'm really careful, and somewhat of a perfectionist this was really bothering me. My self esteem was getting real low til somebody told me to check how the machine feeds. It goes in a huge circle if I don't keep shoving the fabric back...
Now I'm on the lookout for a good used Pfaff 7570 which has the IDT feeds. Wish me luck, as my budget is rather low for this...
Now I'm on the lookout for a good used Pfaff 7570 which has the IDT feeds. Wish me luck, as my budget is rather low for this...
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