Why .................... does our 778 do this?
#11
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I would closely look at all the white cams under a magnifying glass. You could do a print and compare. You know like a finger print and then look closely at the difference. Maybe a small nick in the 3 that get ejected.
#12
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While it's nice to not have a room full of busted ones, I find there's no point in rushing them. I part when I have no other options, i.e the parts to replace it aren't worth it, or it's just not a valuable enough machine, but I try til I'm out of ideas first.
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cjr,
I went from straight stitch machines to ZZ to ZZ with cams. I will get it figured out. Just a matter of time. Don't feel bad about it. Could be as simple as needing some oil somewhere it hasn't gotten to yet.
Joe
I went from straight stitch machines to ZZ to ZZ with cams. I will get it figured out. Just a matter of time. Don't feel bad about it. Could be as simple as needing some oil somewhere it hasn't gotten to yet.
Joe
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