Viking Problems
#21
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I contacted Viking this morning and explained my situation. They listened carefully and said that it sounds like the dealer has "worked out all the bugs" and that I should take the dealers advice and "sew the heck out of it" because they have done their part as a dealer and addressed all the problems. Sounds like Viking sticks by their dealers. The only thing we agreed upon was the fact that sewing machines from Viking do not get shipped in unsealed boxes and "sewing too much is a ridiculous" concept. Now, I don't know what to do.
#24
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Location: Mid Tennessee
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You probably reached an hourly employee who couldn't care less.
I contacted Minnesota (can't remember where) and they helped me. And this went on for about a year. That was a long time ago, about 1992 or so. Don't know how you would go about finding the home office, if they still have one.
Good luck-don't mean to sound so discouraging, but in this day of imports, I don't know how I would make out.
I contacted Minnesota (can't remember where) and they helped me. And this went on for about a year. That was a long time ago, about 1992 or so. Don't know how you would go about finding the home office, if they still have one.
Good luck-don't mean to sound so discouraging, but in this day of imports, I don't know how I would make out.
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