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Need a transformer for overlock Kirsten Sollie 10-01-2006
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Posted by Kirsten Sollie on October 1, 2006, 5:27 pm
Hi again,
Does anyone in the Houston area know where I could get a transformer for my
overlock? It runs on 220V and the little transformers that Radio Shack
sells are not powerful enough (I have burned out 2). I want to avoid buying
a new one.
Or I could buy a new one if it ran on 110-220 V and take it back to Norway
with me :-)

Kirsten Sollie



Posted by Val on October 1, 2006, 7:47 pm

> Hi again,
> Does anyone in the Houston area know where I could get a transformer for
> my overlock? It runs on 220V and the little transformers that Radio Shack
> sells are not powerful enough (I have burned out 2). I want to avoid
> buying a new one.
> Or I could buy a new one if it ran on 110-220 V and take it back to Norway
> with me :-)
>
> Kirsten Sollie
I've ordered through these people (NAYY) and were more than helpful on their
toll free line. You might want to give them a call.

http://international-electrical-supplies.com/transformers16.html

Val



Posted by Melinda Meahan - take out TRAS on October 2, 2006, 4:07 am
Try a computer store or sharperiamge.com.

Kirsten Sollie wrote:
> Hi again,
> Does anyone in the Houston area know where I could get a transformer for my
> overlock? It runs on 220V and the little transformers that Radio Shack
> sells are not powerful enough (I have burned out 2). I want to avoid buying
> a new one.
> Or I could buy a new one if it ran on 110-220 V and take it back to Norway
> with me :-)


Posted by Rollie on October 2, 2006, 4:03 pm
Dan's answer was excellent and your motor on the machine my be
reconnectable to 110 volts. Ask your dealer or a good motor repair shop.
Rollie



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