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quiltsillysandi 09-11-2011 04:16 PM

I absolutely understand......Going through a similliar situation with a machine I have....

San

sewlisa 09-11-2011 04:21 PM

Go ahead and scream. We'll wait........Feel any better? (((((((((((((HUGS)))))))))))))

I have a Simplicity that's giving me grief, so I'm commiserating with you.

Painiacs 09-11-2011 04:28 PM

Go up the ladde and contact corporate!!!!

emerald46 09-11-2011 04:29 PM

So sorry! I only love the Singer featherweights. Love my Kenmore, Brother and Janome. The new Singers are just not the workhorses the name use to represent.

SuziC 09-11-2011 05:09 PM

So sorry for all your trouble. It must be so frustrating. I hope you can get them to fix this problem for you soon! I am a believer that the newer expensive machines are never as good as the old well made types. Good Luck!!!!!

ncredbird 09-11-2011 05:25 PM


Originally Posted by QuiltnLady1

Originally Posted by ncredbird
I wouldn't purchase any Singer dated prior to about 1965. Ann in TN

Ann -- I think you mean after 1965 (and I would agree since I had one of the early 1970's and I too junked it because I did not want anyone else to have the lemon.

Your right, I do mean after 1965. Thanks for catching that. I have several Singer machines that I have acquired since the unfortunate incident with the uncooperative machine that are dated prior to the 1960's and not a single problem with any of them. There is a reason they continue to be around so long while the newer ones end up on the junk pile. Ann in Tn

DonnaC 09-11-2011 05:26 PM

You guys are so funny! Thanks for making me laugh. So guess what? I tried the stupid machine again after about a half-hour and now it's working again. But I'm not rescinding my note to Singer... I want them to know this happened, because I'm sure it's going to happen again. It's very, very strange to me that the machine would just stop dead like that.

For those who mentioned it, I am already dealing with Singer "corporate" office in Tennessee, and have been all along. There isn't a Singer dealer or warranty repair facility anywhere near me (the closest warranty center is in Maine). That's why I have to deal with TN.

I never considered using the machine as a trade-in, so thanks for that suggestion. I know we have Janome and Bernina dealers around, but I wonder if they would even take the Singer as a trade.

Anyway, thanks for listening to my frustrations, and I appreciate all the sugestions you offered. I'll be sure to come back and update once I hear from Singer!!

Dolphyngyrl 09-11-2011 08:48 PM

I feel for you, must be very frustrating, especially for the cost. Lesson learned about singer, too bad its an expensive one, but at least you know

heljoy50 09-11-2011 09:51 PM

I have a love/hate relationship with my Viking SE, lots of little problems, it is behaving at the moment (perhaps it heard me say it will get the boot because I love my old Singers(FW's and a 99K 1958 model)as they don't misbehave!!!

Connie in CO 09-11-2011 09:59 PM

Sorry i won't buy a Singer.They were top of the line.


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