Almost 2 weeks ago I took my machine in for it's annual checkup. Hubby picked it up and I put it away. I never checked it being it was working very good. I went to the shop Saturday and picked up some thread. Still never checking on my baby. Last night I went to do some embroidery and my poor machine is dead!!! Nothing absolutely nothing. Tomorrow I'm taking the day off to take it too the shop. My dealer is not going to be happy! I'm sure he's going to say I should have checked as soon as it got home, and I should have. Only thing was there was NOTHING wrong with it. I dread tomorrow and my trip to the shop.
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Well, long story short. My dealer fried my electrical board. I'm sick about it, good news is he's going to fix it and ofcourse no charge! I just don't know how it will work. It was running great... Hubby picking it up tomorrow. Keeping my fingers cross
5256did he guarantee his work hmmmmm another bad one these repair men are not always honets...soozie
25169I feel so sorry for you. My machine went in last Tuesday for a full service and I begged to have it back by Friday. I've been stitching away all weekend and she is like new. I am sure your problem is something small. Hope it gets sorted out quickly.
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38558oh my!!!!!! this is not good. please keep us posted. What brand of machine do you have?
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by darmoola
01 Nov 2011
I have a Bernina 730E. I just love it....but drooling over the 830E. I need a good lottery ticket for one of those.
85867They can look at the stitch count on the machine to tell how much it has been used since it was in the shop. If there has been no change, then they will know that you haven't used it. When I take mine in, they note the stitch count on the receipt. Good luck. I hope it is something tiny minor!!!
16302Two weeks is not a long time since your machine was`serviced?`so I don`t think the dealer has reason to be agitated, however I would check the machine again before you leave just to make doubly sure it is not powering up.Good luck.
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