Why why why does my machine act like a brat?
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#1
I would just like to know why long arm machines are temperamental just like toddlers??? And why is it that after I promised to never make "him" have to use a particular thread ever again the thread stopped breaking? Seriously, it didn't break even one more time. I think my machine is possessed! I think he might actually be a she and maybe it's her time of the month. Some days everything works like a charm and some days I want to jump up and down and throw a fit! Today was one of the jump up and down and throw a fit days...can you tell?
#5
It's usually my tracks that are dusty or my wheels that have something caught in them that causes me problems, though it seems like a thread or tension issue most of the time. Clean everything with a barely damp alcohol pad and see if things are better. That's the first thing I try now when mine starts acting up and it usually solves the problem. It's the same with my Domestic machine...usually dust bunnies caught in the bobbin area.
#6
hopefully you can get it corrected quickly...ours is going to the shop on friday...we have to drive 2 hours to get there...good thing is we have an appointment and he will fix it while we wait....but its gonna be costly...OUCH!!!
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jaciqltznok , 10-11-2011 05:53 PM
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oh YEAHOriginally Posted by vicki75
would a chocolate martini count?
#9
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Oh my goodness...they are YUMMY! My favorite drink ever! But I am a chocaholic! :lol:Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
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oh YEAH
Originally Posted by vicki75
would a chocolate martini count?
#10
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Hmm...maybe the alcohol relaxes the machine?Originally Posted by Rose L
It's usually my tracks that are dusty or my wheels that have something caught in them that causes me problems, though it seems like a thread or tension issue most of the time. Clean everything with a barely damp alcohol pad and see if things are better. That's the first thing I try now when mine starts acting up and it usually solves the problem. It's the same with my Domestic machine...usually dust bunnies caught in the bobbin area.