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Anonymous Posted on Aug 14, 2013

Husqvarna prisma 980

I had a husqvarna prisma 980 given to me....when I tried it out it seems to be stuck in reverse stitch....pressing the reverse button doesn't do anything. Also the stitch size settings do not change proportionately

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Since the sewing machine was given to you, it might be a good idea to have the sewing machine serviced to see if there is a problem with the reverse and stitch setting.

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SOURCE: Husqvarna Prisma 980 decorative stitch cassettes don't work

Hi,
On that machine, the cassettes aren't actually computer chips. Each cassette has a little spot of white on a certain little area you must find (top right I'm pretty sure). Look in the machine at that point. There is a sensor that looks for that white spot, and as it identifies it, it changes stitches according to that cassette. Either the sensor is blocked, gone bad, or you can put a fresh coat of white paint on with white out. I hope this helps.
Kent

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SOURCE: no utility stitches on my husqvarna prisma 980

Sound like you have an electronic problem.

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