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Not all machines need to be oiled.
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Brother (the company) said not to oil mine.
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Originally Posted by truckers wife
I have a Brother CS 8060,nowhere in the manual does it say to oil.I have had it about 5 years,would'nt it have quit by now,LOL
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My elna doesn't use oil.
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My Viking does not need oil, either. It is a sealed unit and oiling is not required. There is even a warning against oiling it in the manual. One of the reasons I chose the Viking.
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I just took my Janome Plat.760 in for a cleaning etc and did ask the repairman about oiling it. He said Nope, doesn't need it. He also said to have it serviced about every 1-1/2 to 2 yrs.
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Originally Posted by DebraK
I've been told by the dealer Not to oil my Janome 6600. I've used it heavily for five years with no problems.
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I would take your brother to a repair man who knows Brothers, they do oil somewhere and the bearings need to be checked and repacked. It cost me oh about $100.00 for them to clean, pack bearing oil and make sure everything was in working order. Just well worth it if it's been 5 years.
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I'm so glad to here that. I was wondering the same thing. I do remember about seven years ago they told me not to oil an Elna. If I had not read this here, I probably would have put a dot of it inside my bobbin case. Thank's everyone for the answers.
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
Originally Posted by Marjpf
My Pfaff doesn't need oil except for around the bobbin holding area. Just keeps that part smooth.
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Neither does my Viking. That's fine with me. I hated that job on my other machines.
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