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    Arrrrgh!

    I think I killed my sewing machine! I've been sewing all day and took a break for a few short minutes and when I came back it stopped. I have no power...it won't turn back on. I've checked everything. I have never had a machine die on me before. It's a Singer Futura Quartet. I know that many of you hate Singers, but I have never had any issues before now in all the years I've been sewing. I have two backup machines, but this one is my big one.
    Cil
    A quilt is a blanket of love
    http://www.pinterest.com/cil3612/boards/
    http://www.creativelyhomemade.etsy.com/

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    Ohhhhhhh, my heart goes out to you. Try unplugging it and then checking your electrical panel / fuse box. Sometimes, in my house, those just flip a tiny bit and suddenly I have a plug that doesn't work. I actually have to flip it all the way off, then back on.

    Wishing you luck!
    Toni (Southern California) ... If I keep sewing long enough, will they make their own dinner?

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      #3
      Re: Arrrrgh!

      Oooo no!!! I hope this is something easy to fix
      love and hugs Edwina .x

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        #4
        Re: Arrrrgh!

        Oh no! That's what happened with the 2 Singer Quantum Stylist both just stopped! I had them less than 6 months. Thank goodness you have a back- up

        Fannie

        Live each day as if it were your last!

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          #5
          Re: Arrrrgh!

          Awwww......Cil, I hope it's nothing too serious! You have my sympathy.
          ~Kathy~

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            #6
            Re: Arrrrgh!

            try checking the strip if you have it plugged into one. Unplug it from the strip and directly into the wall. If that works check to see if the button on the strip is tripped. if that doesn't work, check the circuit breaker for that outlet. I had a heater on and the iron kept tripping the breaker. had to unplug the heater.
            If none of the above works---
            Dolores :lol::icon_heh:

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              #7
              Re: Arrrrgh!

              Sending all the BESTEST! Sure hope and pray it isn't serious.

              Sometimes, when there's a raging fire,
              it's best not to try to put it out with gasoline.

              "...pal carajo con la negatividad..."

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                #8
                Re: Arrrrgh!

                I have no idea about sewing machine but I do know some motors will shut down if they get too hot and once they cool they come back on.
                Hugs,
                Joanne

                There are no mistakes, only happy accidents. - Bob Ross

                A girl needs to surround herself with TONS of happiness.
                Happiness = fabric!:icon_woohoo:

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                  #9
                  Re: Arrrrgh!

                  Well, I had already in my panic checked all of the above suggestions with no luck, so I unplugged it and went to make dinner. By the time I finished, I went back and plugged it in and it turned on! Yay! It must have been too warm like Joanne said. That's never happened to me before. So happy. I want to wait a couple of years before getting my FINAL machine, which I'm thinking might be a janome.
                  Cil
                  A quilt is a blanket of love
                  http://www.pinterest.com/cil3612/boards/
                  http://www.creativelyhomemade.etsy.com/

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                    #10
                    Re: Arrrrgh!

                    Good news. You just gotta give it a cool off time every once in a while.
                    Dolores :lol::icon_heh:

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                      #11
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                      Originally posted by Madeforyouinma11 View Post
                      Well, I had already in my panic checked all of the above suggestions with no luck, so I unplugged it and went to make dinner. By the time I finished, I went back and plugged it in and it turned on! Yay! It must have been too warm like Joanne said. That's never happened to me before. So happy. I want to wait a couple of years before getting my FINAL machine, which I'm thinking might be a janome.
                      So happy to hear this. Motors tend to do this when run too long. I've had it happen on many things, especially my blow dryer.
                      Hugs,
                      Joanne

                      There are no mistakes, only happy accidents. - Bob Ross

                      A girl needs to surround herself with TONS of happiness.
                      Happiness = fabric!:icon_woohoo:

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