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by nama2 11 Jan 2011 ( edited Jan 12'11 04:09 )
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keep my thoughts shut!!!

Comments (10)
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by kttyhwk4 11 Jan 2011
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It never fails, does it?
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by caroldann 11 Jan 2011
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They just love to bust our bubble, don't they!
Hope it's nothing serious.
Carol
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by anangel 11 Jan 2011
+6
Relax, take a few deep breaths; perhaps, it's something
simple! Cut off power to machine for a few minutes, then restart to reboot the computer. Often, a small "quirk" can cause a malfunction, but be an easy fix! I hope it is nothing major!
Angel
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by nglover1 11 Jan 2011
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I've learned the hard way not to brag on anything soon as you do something goes wrong. Maybe it is something simple . Good Luck *
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by leenova54 11 Jan 2011
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You forgot to knock on wood! Newton's law, whatever can go wrong will go wrong. Sorry to hear about your problem, did you turn it off and unplug it then plug it back in? It's a computer so sometimes that will help. Good luck!
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by greysewist 12 Jan 2011
I thought that was Murphy's law -hope Marley(?) doesn't mind me mentioning that!
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by capoodle 11 Jan 2011
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I'm sorry - hope you can get it working again after giving it a rest.
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by nama2 11 Jan 2011
+4
Before I take it in I am going to try just that. Maybe I woke it up too early!
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by sdrise 11 Jan 2011
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That happened to me twice . The first time I was able to turn it off and wait a few minutes. then plug it back in and it rebooted. the second time I was not so lucky. I had to bring it in and they fixed it while I was there. He had to reboot it manually. Wish you luck and I hope it is just rebooting. Suzanne
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by nama2 11 Jan 2011
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Nope-doesn't work-hope it doesn't cost too much!
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by killiecrankie 12 Jan 2011
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On Xmas eve my machine stopped - machine overload came up but I was only sewing seersucker fabric using straight st.It turned out that I had a bit of fluff in the bobbin case , cleaned it out & it worked fine.If I had been sewing thick fabric or embroidering I might have thought of this solution straight away.Sewed some towelling the other day & soon as I finished I cleaned out the bobbin case,boy there was a lot of fluff in it ,just to avoid a repeat occurrence next time .
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by greysewist 12 Jan 2011
Some of the threads I use for my work sewing create more fluff in the bobbin case than others. I've learned it's really good to de-fluff very very often!