[amayausers] Re: Continuous problems with sew outs
- From: "HK Acree" <hkacree@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 07:40:06 -0800
Edna,
Would you be willing to share your phone number?
Herb
Royal Embroidery
208-746-0448
----- Original Message -----
From: "Edna Khalifeh" <ednakhalifeh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2005 10:51 PM
Subject: [amayausers] Continuous problems with sew outs
> Hi all,
>
> Well, I thought all the kinks were worked out with my machine. Had it a
> whole 5 weeks now and still have not been able to sew out anything to make
> a
> buck. After sewing out 6 samples (yeah, it took that many) to make sure
> that my threads, stabilizers, lettering density, etc, etc. were just right
> for an order for my kids' orthodontist & his staff. I kept getting frays,
> changed needles, changed threads, changed stabilizers, densities, and
> everything else I could think of. The last sew out was fair, only frayed
> twice and I had to stand over the machine to catch the incomplete trims.
> On
> the small lettering, it didn't fray or break, but the final trim was
> incomplete. I had to stitch the lettering at 550 to 600 stitches per
> minute. Well, put the first lab coat in, the thread frayed, missed
> multiple
> trims, looped in several places; I wasn't about to "unstitch" it so I
> continued until it finished. Stitched the small lettering with some
> fraying, and on the final trim, it didn't cut all the way through, even
> though I added another just in case. I had to turn it over and pull the
> loops to the back. I'm not impressed with the result at all. Hope I
> don't
> have to replace the coat, don't know where he got it. And I'm not
> touching
> the expensive shirts he wants done as long as this machine is doing this.
>
> The tech was here about 10 days ago and replaced the knife as well as
> making
> adjustments, then I didn't use it for about a week due to my shoulder
> surgery. It did fairly well for about a day, then started it's messing up
> again. No change in fabric, design or anything else. I'm so frustrated I
> could scream, feeling like I might have made a mistake? Like I should
> have
> kept my Toyota? Could I have gotten the only lemon in existence these
> days?
> My concern is I can't have the tech here every week, need to get some work
> done, and the 90 day thing has about 50 days left. Anybody got any
> suggestions? I've been embroidering for years, double checking my hooping
> since I got the Amaya as well as the presser foot height, tension, etc.
> BTW, the symptoms get even worse when I try to use sticky stabilizer, so
> the
> fast frames set I got is a waste at this point. Is anyone able to use
> these? I'm really at my wit's end, have no idea what to do now. I wanted
> to drop these off tomorrow afternoon when I took my son for his braces,
> but
> looks like it's not gonna happen. Was planning on going to Plano this
> week
> for workshop, but wondering if I should bother, I'm so upset. Thanks for
> letting me vent and Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
> Edna Khalifeh
>
> Etched In Thread
>
> Katy, TX
>
>
>
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