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    Old 09-29-2011, 03:31 PM
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    Originally Posted by listc
    Thank you for your information. I will try that...checked with the local dealer..he did not think it had a battery, but will check to see if it does. He is also calling the service department for me. - Carole
    The batteries are in the bottom of the machine under a little door.
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    Old 09-29-2011, 03:59 PM
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    I have the Pfaff 7550 and I bought it in Germany while we were military. I paid over $1,800 at the time and its truly a workhorse. Due to so much military moves my lever for bring the foot up and down manually broke, they did fix it however it doesn't stick like it used to. It was a present from my folks and I'm not parting with it :) The IDT is what sold me in the first place and it is a workhorse. Anything made after the Pfaff 7570 is not the same. Good luck and I hope you do get it!
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    Old 10-20-2011, 10:19 AM
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    I just recently became interested in a quilting machine. Saw a Pfaff Creative 7550 with IDT, and a 784 Pfaff Hobbylock serger for $1600. Has a Notebook. I have sewn for many years, but do not even know what IDT means nor Notebook.

    Two questions, is this a reasonable price? What is IDT and Notebook actually mean?
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    Old 10-21-2011, 01:20 AM
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    If I remember right that is the one that is the last Pfaff made that was mostly metal and is considered a really good machine. My sil had one and used it for years. She bought a new one and had her 7550 serviced and put away for her second machine, she won't let it loose! Around here 500.00 is a cheap price to pay.
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