[amayausers.com] Re: Trimming problems
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- Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 18:58:17 UT
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I am having and have had trimming problems from the beginning. At about 3
months, I had a tech come to my house and service my new machine, but he said
there was nothing wrong with the trimming. Wrong! And I am fed up. I have put
up with this for one year now and I am going to solve this problem!
I did the AMTRIM test and had 22% either no trim or pull outs. That is
wayyyyyy to many. Something is definitely wrong!
I did call tech support and we did the knife and grabber tests. Everything
appears OK.
BUT -- when I take the new knife that was originally supplied with the new
machine and cut a thread with it, there is a certain amount of pressure that
will cut the thread. Now, with the blade extended (on my machine) I do the
same test of trying to cut a hand held thread. The pressure needed to make it
cut is very much more than using the new knife. In fact, sometime I have to
wrap the thread around my finger to keep it from slipping. I think the knife
is dull or damaged somehow. Since I have always had trimming problems it is
IMHO probably damaged somehow. So, I think that if I change the knife, it will
help the situation. But I can't find any directions to do that.
Juli in Kona
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