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by mary51 12 Jul 2010 ( edited Jul 13'10 16:20 )
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Thank you for the link about how to clean an embroidery machine, it is excellent, I do not have the clock oil; planning to buy it. Thank you!!!!!!

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by mariahail 12 Jul 2010
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where is that link? will love to have it too*************
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by sissibrode 12 Jul 2010
yes, me too :o)
by meganne 12 Jul 2010
http://answers.cuteembroidery.com/5092593/how-clean-your-embroidery-know-machine.html

It is in Mary's other post.
HNR, Meganne
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by msfancyvip 12 Jul 2010
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Here's the link referrenced.
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by danababes 12 Jul 2010
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Be careful about using oil in or on your machine as the newer machines are not designed to be oiled at all (the internal components are greased by the service technician when you get your machine serviced). Check your manual to be sure you can use oil. :) xXx
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by mary51 13 Jul 2010
thank you
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by holly12 12 Jul 2010
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Thank so much that is the machine I have and I clean it but was afraid to do much with it. This is wonderful. Arlene
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by kalinelson 13 Jul 2010
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Even though I have a Janome 350E, I found the article very informative.....thanks so much.
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by colonies1 13 Jul 2010
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I found it very informative too thank you
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by dollygk 13 Jul 2010
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Many thanks for the link, I'm not afraid to work on my machine but I am afraid to open the parts for the first time, can I get it back together again LOL also being careful to watch for any springs that might pop out with the first time opening of some part..... you have to be able to put it back together!!
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by cherylgauteng 13 Jul 2010
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Thanks so much for the link. I have saved it as a favourite.