I really need somebody to look at my sewing machine i dont really know what happen to it. I let somebody borrow it and it dosn't work now. Where can i go for a repair? I try some repair stores but they don't know anything about Bother sewing machines. Please HELP

sounds like it's set to a different function than what you're wanting at the time, perhaps reset, check the needle's position (mine wouldnt work because it was still in threading position)...or you have it's function set at the innappropriate speed (see panel on machine)...really dont know without seeing it, but it happened to me too once, just had to fiddle with it's speed and settings til it allowed what i was wanting to do.

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Did you check the needle down button. Be honest and return it. Price one and wonder why you borrowed something so expensive. She may know what to do. But dont tinker or try to fix it. It seems like a fixable error. You probably afraid to tell her. But you stressing yourself out. If you borrow it you probably know a cheap embroidery machine is about $500. Just get it back and maybe she won't snap its probably something simple.

It sounds like the holder is placed too far away from your machine therefore putting too much strain on it and therefore tipping it over. If this dosn;t work you can actually get a holder that attaches to the top of the sewing machine and hangs on the carry handle.

look at plate on side of machine near power inlet, this should give codes. visit www.sewing.about.com for general sewing machine guide, threading and maintenance or try searching utube, might be a video of your model in use or similar. late Janomes have same top loading bobbin system which is pretty straight foward. there are some threading diagrams at www.sewusa.com too

try visiting www.sewing.about.com for general machine use, threading diagrams and help.

Or borrow a general "how to use a sewing machine" book from your library.

Also buying the Singer manual for your machine is always helpful as it will be specific to your machine.

However, if you've never used a machine at all, best advice is take lessons.

sewusa.com has threading diagrams

janome.com has a free manual,, go to the janome home page & click on machines,, it will bring up 5 catagories of machine look under retired & for D'cor Exel Pro 5124 it is there & download

the thread wrapped around the bobbin case and tangled around to mess up the tension try to readjust the tension

Almost-certainly due to the main switching transistor having blown, however this is not necessarily an easy fix ... very often when this happens it takes a number of other components with it ... I had one last week where no less than 10 other components had got fried (and I do mean fried beyond recognition, due to somebody having put a bigger fuse in - doh! - dont ever do this ... it's dangerous!). Best thing to do if you dont really know what you're doing is to get a complete exchange 'L'-print.

yes, the white 3300 uses the pes cards, the same ones used by brother and babylock. the only brother cards that will NOT work in the white 3300 are the disney ones (they are made so only a disney machine will read the programming) except for the taste of disney - that will work in your machine. :)

Remove the needle plate and clean the feed dogs(the grooves between the teeth)

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