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Posted by Singer6785 on September 5, 2006, 4:38 pm
Ron Anderson ha escrito:
> Look down in the bobbin area and see if the hook, large and round is movi=
ng.
> If it is not you have a broken gear.
> If it is it still may have a broken gear or some other thing that has ups=
et
> the hook to needle relationship
>
Thank you so much for your help Mr Anderson.
The hook is not moving, so broken gear it is.
As a professional, what would you recommend I do?
Is it worth fixing (I would have to ship it to another town)
or should I consider investing in a newer or different machine?
The kind of use I give it is quite heavy in terms of fabrics:
curtains, duvet covers, cushion and pillow covers, etc.
I have just begun to work with patchwork and I was hoping to give
quilting a go.
I=B4d very much appreciate and value the opinion of fellow group members
as well as Mr Anderson=B4s.
Thanks,
Monica
> --
> Ron Anderson A1 Sewing Machine
> PO Box 60, Sand Lake, NY 12153
> 518-469-5133
> http://www.singera1sewing.com
> http://www.a1sewingmachine.com
> Hi everyone! I=B4m new in this group and I was wondering if anyone could
> help. I have a Singer 6785 which I absolutely adore and has always run
> like a dream. I have recently moved houses and I was making new
> curtains for my bedroom when the bobbin just "went". I don=B4t know how
> to explain it better, it doesn=B4t catch, it doesn=B4t rewind, nothing. I
> have cleaned the machine and checked for anything obvious out of place
> but I can=B4t see anything. The problem is, I live in a small village in
> Spain and there is no Singer maintenance/repair service anywhere
> remotely near.
>
> I=B4ve had this machine for almost 10 years (I bought it second hand
> from a lovely lady in Belgium) and it has always been given TLC. I will
> finish my curtains on my miniature machine but I would love to have my
> Singer back in action.
>=20
> Can anyone help? Thanks in advance for your kindness
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> Monica
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