In my machine, some stitches would only sew in reverse for several weeks. Then all of them either didn't sew or only sewed in reverse.
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The first machine I ever bought after leaving home was a Singer (I forget the model #) in 1964. Anyway, my DD has it in her closet & if anything ever goes crazy with my Janome Magnolia 7330, I will have a back up to go to. I also have a Singer 2010 Touchtronic & don't think it is computerized so could use it also.
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Hi, this is my first post on these boards. I have a Pfaff 1471 bought around 30 years ago. I love that machine! It suddenly quit working and I believe it is the mother board finally giving up. There is a shop in Penn, https://brubakerssewing.com/. The owners specialize in repairing old Pfaffs. You might want to give them a try. I have no connections to this shop, just passing the word.
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schematics
Originally Posted by Mimiqwerty
(Post 7952216)
About 5 years ago, when the motherboard went on the fritz on my beloved Pfaff1475, my DH found a guy online who was selling a DVD of the electronic schematics of the Pfaff 1475 for a reasonable price. I think there were other Pfaff models on the DVD, too. We took a chance and ordered it. My electrical engineer DH was able to repair the board--but it took three tries to get all the buttons, stitches, and gizmos to work correctly. What I'm saying is, check online to see if someone has electrical/electronic schematics for your machine.
I see this is an old thread but I was hoping I can get some info from you. I have a 1471 that the circuit board needs repair. Any chance you have the info on those schematics? I have been unsuccessful finding them. MrsD |
When my Pfaff 7570 motherboard dies it will be used for parts, there are no more being made for that model, so I have been told. Boo Hoo.
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For some of us - we are willing to pay (up to a point) to have our old tried and true machines repaired. We do not want/need a "new/improved/fancier/more expensive" machine.
So - instead of spending the money to get that old favorite fixed - I just walk away from the store and don't look back. (Sort of like keeping the same man I married years ago - I want him to stay functioning as long as possible - and I am not interested in replacing him.) For the more expensive machines - I want something that will be repairable - not "disposable". |
Originally Posted by Pat M.
(Post 8410483)
When my Pfaff 7570 motherboard dies it will be used for parts, there are no more being made for that model, so I have been told. Boo Hoo.
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When I heard a repair price of $1K for a friend;s sewing machine mother board, I had to think of how many pre plastic machines I could buy for that..
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
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For the more expensive machines - I want something that will be repairable - not "disposable".
(I'll get off my soapbox now.) bkay |
bkay, I was shocked to find a circuit board in a cheap little paper cutter. All it needs is an on/off and reverse switch. Of course, it was dead and I had to break it to open it. Grrr.
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