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Don't understand either but my machine came with both the p and p2 so In a couple hours when our janome dealer is open I'm going to call and see what the 6600 uses the p foot for. I bought my machine new several years ago so it's not like someone put it in the box by mistake from another one of their machines. The p foot I have looks just like the p2 only a little shorter.
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Funny, no P foot with mine, neither is it listed in the manual. It's just a mistake somewhere in the packing process - these things happen.
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Mine only came with the P-2 and it was the only one listed in the manual.
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Originally Posted by k3n
Funny, no P foot with mine, neither is it listed in the manual. It's just a mistake somewhere in the packing process - these things happen.
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Just checked my box again and I would say big packing error. Not only do I have a P foot but I have two P2 feet. Now i Wonder if I'm missing any feet that belong to the machine. Have to dig the book out again and check them all. I don't do free motion on it and don't change from the walking foot so never noticed the error. Until I got a long arm (used) a couple months ago I always hand quilted.
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The P foot is ONLY for Janome embroidery machines...it's the foot that is on my 350e. So yeah I would say big packing error indeed! lol
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Hi...thanks to everyone for reply and sorting this out for me.
I contacted the dealer that I bought it from first thing this morning and he agreed that it should be the P2 foot so is ordering me one on Monday and will post it out...just a pain as I really wanted to try it out this weekend....but maybe a little patience isn't a bad thing. This board is amazing and I am so thankful of everyone that replied...have had fun playing with the machine today though. |
Glad it's been sorted but feel your frustration. Like a new toy that needs batteries on Christmas Day. Have fun with your new toy.
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