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Posted by wptroll on January 27, 2009, 5:46 pm
wptroll had written this in response to
http://www.sewgirls.com/sewing/Pfaff-130-motor-36504-.htm :
Trudy wrote:
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> I am the proud owner of my Grandmothers Pfaff 130 sewing machine. This
> machine was her workhorse. My mistake was in shipping it to Florida
> from
> Illinois.
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> The electrical cord sheathing has fallen off making it to dangerous to
> use. Can I just replace the cord or do I have to locate a replacement
> motor?
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> I do not like the Idea of replacing Granny's motor. Yeah I am
> sentimental.
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> Trudy
You no doubt have this fixed by now but you should be able to take it to a
motor repair shop (yes they exist) and they can rewire it fo a reasonable
cost. Some sewing repair people can do this and some can't so you might
check that out. It is an easy repair!
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> use. Can I just replace the cord or do I have to locate a replacement
> motor?