Sewing machine Help please!
08-18-2010, 02:22 AM
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Hey Ash, first take a deep breath, both in and out.
Turn off at machine and wall plug. Take every cord out, and then replug them.Rethread the machine, and change the bobbin. Sometimes my Singer stops because the (plastic)bobbin has a small nick in it, another time I didn't plug the foot pedal in properly, and yet another it overheated on an extremely hot day, after about 20 mins of sewing.
Hope this help.
Turn off at machine and wall plug. Take every cord out, and then replug them.Rethread the machine, and change the bobbin. Sometimes my Singer stops because the (plastic)bobbin has a small nick in it, another time I didn't plug the foot pedal in properly, and yet another it overheated on an extremely hot day, after about 20 mins of sewing.
Hope this help.
08-18-2010, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
Originally Posted by Aully
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
If it has computer parts, turn it off and turn it back on.
08-18-2010, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by lindyline
Hey Ash, first take a deep breath, both in and out.
Turn off at machine and wall plug. Take every cord out, and then replug them.Rethread the machine, and change the bobbin. Sometimes my Singer stops because the (plastic)bobbin has a small nick in it, another time I didn't plug the foot pedal in properly, and yet another it overheated on an extremely hot day, after about 20 mins of sewing.
Hope this help.
Turn off at machine and wall plug. Take every cord out, and then replug them.Rethread the machine, and change the bobbin. Sometimes my Singer stops because the (plastic)bobbin has a small nick in it, another time I didn't plug the foot pedal in properly, and yet another it overheated on an extremely hot day, after about 20 mins of sewing.
Hope this help.
Breath I think I am forgetting that step lately. I will try your info when I get home today.
Thanks!
08-18-2010, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by nursie76
Does it sew with a foot control on the floor? Unplug that and replug it in making sure it is in securely. What does it say under the red light? I can't make it out.
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