thinks they can polish it out or otherwise will have to order a part. At least it is finally getting worked on. He also told me he would give me a 200 dollar credit on my machine if I want to purchase one for 1599.00 or he has another deal for me for 999.00 and a 99.00 card for the machine. No thanks! I would not buy anything from this dealer after the run around I have received with his repair dept. And i can't believe the 200.00 dollar trade in offer for another machine that has the same hoop size I have now. So hopefully by next week I will have my machine back and can get back to embroidering. In the meantime I'm working on a quilt top for a baby size quilt. I have never done one before but it's looking good so far. No one is having a baby that i know of but by the time I get finished with it maybe they will! That is my update for today.
Bev
Sometimes - I wonder how some of these business' stay in business.
Good luck dear.
Electrical things do go wrong. It's one reason why I turn my machine off if I'm not in the middle of a project but I once had a machine go insane. It suddenly had two speeds..... full speed ahead or off and I had to work it from the power point in the wall because I was right in the middle of sewing a line of crepe paper hats for my son's birthday party, at night. If I hadn't had this weird sense of humour and burst out laughing I would have melted the innards of the **!** machine with bad words.
As it happened a visiting electrician friend took a bit out of the motor and gave me a replacement but I couldn't it back in so the machine worked perfectly for the next thirty years without it, and has now been passed on to my grand-daughter.
AlmaG.
