My machine is broken!
Last two times I sewed my machine shut off in the middle of sewing. Called the store and they said it might be a loose connection or a circuit board gone bad. Can't get it there until next week. So, I'll be without a machine for about 2 weeks! :(
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That why I didn't trade in my older Bernina when I upgrade to my Bernina 1530. Always have a backup. Hope it is just a loose connection and not a board. They I have heard are expensive !!!
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Those mechanical/vintage machines are so handy to keep! I believe everyone should have 1 or 6 as backups.
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Not good to not have a backup machine for times like this. I have two machines I use all the time but, I do have three others I could use if I needed to. They were bought over the years and at different prices.
I don't have any machines with boards, I hear the boards can be expensive to replace. Good luck I hope it is a cheap fix. |
Oh no! I hope it's an easy fix. Fingers' crossed for you.
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Originally Posted by NJ Quilter
(Post 7201134)
Those mechanical/vintage machines are so handy to keep! I believe everyone should have 1 or 6 as backups.
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I only have one machine you all are scaring me.
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It might be your foot control rather then your machine. If possible switch out the foot at the shop first before anything else. Some shops have loaner machines if you ask.
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Originally Posted by nj quilter
(Post 7201134)
... I believe everyone should have 1 or 6 as backups.
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You mean I wasn't suppose to buy these 12 vintage machines plus 3 newer (not nearly as expensive as most of you great quilters) Singers and Elna???? The 12 vintage Singers are always at the ready because when I finish a project with any one of them, it is oiled, lubricated, cleaned, new needle put in and covered with a breathable cloth. One of them has been converted to a handcrank and when we had a power outage.....went to candles, a cup of tea and that precious Singer!!!! Now, I do rotate them so that no "one" gets upset.
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