Sewing Machine Service
03-24-2011, 02:59 PM
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The problem with taking a machine to Sears to be serviced: they don't just work on sewing machines. They fix coffee pots, snowblowers and who knows what else. Call Sears to ask about the warranty, but if you know your machine is manufactured by Janome, you might just be better off supporting your local sewing dealer. They need your money more then Sears does. Just my opinion :)
03-26-2011, 05:33 AM
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I'm still trying to convince my DH that I need one!! I'm going through DT's!!! I can't stand this!!!
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
Not that this is the answer but I have back-up machines so I never go without.
Mine are old Singers. Those things always work! :D
Mine are old Singers. Those things always work! :D
03-26-2011, 05:36 AM
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I told the store mgr to get my machine back! I also told him that I'd never renew a protection agreement in the future. He wanted to be sure I knew the warranty would be voided if someone else worked on it!! FINE!!! I'll take my chances at this point!!!
Originally Posted by Scrap Happy
Is there a local LQS or sewing machine repair person in your area who services machines? About 6 yrs ago a 10 month old microwave we got from Sears broke. Called Sears and it took 3 ½ months to fix.
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