[amayausers] Re: Thread Break and Machine Jump
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- Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:48:32 UT
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Rod,
Thank you very much for this detailed explanation! In order for embroidering
to work for me, I need to be able to fix my machines. Previosly when I had my
machines (1 head 6 needle Melco), and 4 head 6 needle), my friend and
technician whom I bought my machinery (including the AMAYAs) has walked me
through a lot of steps over the phone to fix thing. Since operating, I have
NEVER paid for technician service. John Elliot has been a good friend and
technician to deal with, and learning about www.amayausers.com
(http://www.amayausers.com) has added HUGE volumes the help and information I
have access to now.
Trust me! I will go through your post again when I get home and "accurately"
set the hook timing and report back on how close I was. I've already removed
some of the needle case face plates and such for my own lubrication.
Basically, anything I can see in the AMAYA instruction book is game for me if I
think there is a problem that is creating bad sewing and such.
Again, I truly appreciate your detailed responses and I will be student #1 to
put these ideas to test. Also, "one-day" John suggested that I attend
technician training as a way to augment my income as I am living in the Ft.
Lauderdale area, and there is little AMAYA support in this area.
Thanks,
Jim W.
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