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by airyfairy 18 Oct 2016 ( edited Oct 20'16 14:43 )
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Well, took my Bernina to Singer. Was I impressed. It was opened up immediately and there was nothing wrong. They insisted I sit down and embroider a design from my machine. I feel such a fool as this same thing happened in February. The difference is that the last time I was charged by Bernina and today at Singer I was charged nothing and they gave me a new packet of needles. They did say that if it happens again they will take the machine to pieces. It is over an hours journey and I think my machine gets a little shaken but it is really not the answer. I am so very happy to have it back straight away.

Comments (16)
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by rescuer 18 Oct 2016
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I am glad it all worked out for you. I worried a bit...but you have your machine back and you can stitch up a storm now!
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
I will be trying it out at the weekend with a t shirt fo granddaughter
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by gramsbear 18 Oct 2016
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i AM hAPPY FOR YOU!!!
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
Thank you
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by asterixsew 18 Oct 2016
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Brilliant news
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
It is but I ask myself - is there something wrong
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by dragonflyer 18 Oct 2016
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Hmmm, very strange indeed. Glad it is back and working...and that it did not cost you anything buy time and travel...but strange all the same...what exactly was it doing when you thought something was wrong with it?
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
Thank you for your input
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by noah 18 Oct 2016
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My ole Singer girl did that many times and fixer said it just needed a car ride lol
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
I will remember that Carolyn
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by pennifold 18 Oct 2016
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Just needed a holiday he he he! Luv Chris
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
A holiday I could have done without. Not good for the nerves.
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by babash 18 Oct 2016
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Maybe something was in the bobbin area and got jiggled loose during the movement of being put in the car and taken for a ride.
Nice to know you have found someone to fix it that you feel comfortable with.
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
I will never know
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by crafter2243 18 Oct 2016
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Glad you have your machine back. Hopefully she will behave in the future
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
I hope so too Angie
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by shirley124 18 Oct 2016
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I am sure our machines just like a ride in a car from time to time. I used to see this happen when I worked in a Sewing Store years ago. Hugs
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
Shirley, I have heard of babies liking rides in cars but never machines
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by 02kar 18 Oct 2016
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I'm glad you took it in to be sure and happier that it was working fine. It sounds like you have found a good tech so stay with them. I know my machines always seem to enjoy a trip to the spa.
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
If it happens again, I will unplug everything and leave it for a few hours and then try again.
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by marianb 19 Oct 2016
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See it just wanted a day out..
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
Yes, I suppose you could look at it that way
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by gerryvb 19 Oct 2016
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great news ! ~ so happy embroidery time again !!
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
Have not tried it today, waiting for the weekend
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by Nicky602 19 Oct 2016
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Nothing like service... especially when there is a smile involved.

Enjoy your machine Sarah!

Lotsa Love

Nicky
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
I even got a hug from the technician. He could see that I was in a bit of a state. DH had wandered off as he thought I was going to make a fool of myself. LOL
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by meganne 19 Oct 2016
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WOW Sarah that's fantastic! You had a lovely drive, your machine isn't sick after all and a free pack of needles to boot!!!! All days should go so well. :-)
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by airyfairy 19 Oct 2016
Thank you Meg. I felt a bit of a fool.
by meganne 20 Oct 2016
NAH! It happens all the time.
My first hubby and I had a Whitegoods repair business and one call I remembered was to a lady whose machine was just 'dead'.
Hubby had only returned it the day before after replacing the timer.
Well you can imagine she was REALLY irate and abusive until he arrived at her house and very politely turned the power switch on the wall to "ON".
What is the colour of embarrassment???
Beetroot red with green gills. 😂😂😂
by airyfairy 20 Oct 2016
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by pldc 20 Oct 2016
lol
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by maisiebo 19 Oct 2016
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So glad to hear you have your machine and there was nothing wrong I think some times they want to show of and be pampered and let us know who is in charge hope she behaves herself now
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by airyfairy 20 Oct 2016
Thank you Maisie. I will sew something small at the weekend and see how she goes
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by pldc 20 Oct 2016
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I'm happy you have it home again with you Sarah & glad that it is nothing serious. I had some trouble like this quite some time ago with my 10,000 I would embroider something & my machine would stop & not start again? I would have to stop shut it down & start again & this was back when I had to see what stitch number I was on & try to go back to that same number if I was lucky enough to notice before it froze on my. every time I took it in there was nothing wrong. However my guy @ the time came to my house & watched this happen & we found out that there was a short in my surge protector & that's why it kept stopping on me. We don't often realize that this is a part of our daily stitching & they have to be updated too. I hope that it is something as simple as this for yours. ~hugs~
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by airyfairy 20 Oct 2016
Thank you Loralye. I actually think it was me trying to stitch through too many thicknesses. If it happens again, rather than rush to the technician I must just turn it off and try again later.