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Need help please!
I have a Janome DC3050 that was working perfectly until I took it in for yearly maintenance. Since I got it back, every time I try to pick up bobbin thread, the needle thread goes down around the bobbin casing and gets stuck on the hook part (don't know what it's called) to the right of the bobbin holder. I've tried replacing the needle, checking the bobbin holder is in correctly, rethreading. I'm at a loss, can anyone help or do I need to find somewhere else to take it in to troubleshoot?
TIA, Teri |
I'd ring or go back. You paid for a serviced working machine. It is not fulfilling this.
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Take it back in, sometimes something is put back not quite right, no one is perfect, call & tell them the problem & take it back to be addressed
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I would take it back and have them look at it again.
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The work should be warrantied, sometimes for only 30 days. Take it back ASAP.
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Take it back ASAP. I had the tech leave my computer Bernina 1530 in service mode so it wouldn't sew at all when I brought it home.
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Looking at your location, I'm guessing you had to drive to maybe Whitehorse to have it serviced? Yikes, hopefully you can get this figured out with just maybe a phone call to them.
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Service like that burns me up! Why doesn't the repairman check the machine more then a few stitches before declaring it ready. I never leave the shop anymore without plugging my machine up and going through all the stitches. I don't care if I get rolled eyes or pursed lips from the shop. I have had my fill of really stupid machine maintenance.
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I totally agree. When I purchased my newer machine (Singer 2662), I asked them to take it out of the box and make sure it worked. I also had another in mind and asked to see if it worked. They couldn't get that one to work so pulled off the shelf and sent it back. My 2662 worked just fine and still does. When I got my 401 at an estate sale I gave it a test drive with my test kit.
Originally Posted by Onebyone
(Post 7208266)
Service like that burns me up! Why doesn't the repairman check the machine more then a few stitches before declaring it ready. I never leave the shop anymore without plugging my machine up and going through all the stitches. I don't care if I get rolled eyes or pursed lips from the shop. I have had my fill of really stupid machine maintenance.
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Thanks for your responses! He's taking it back today to get it sorted. I thought maybe there was some simple thing I was missing since I was told it was good to go. Probably should have phoned straight away since the man was super nice about it, but had to have a little tantrum moment first...I'll just blame pregnancy hormones for this drama. ;)
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