Originally Posted by Mamagus
Does anyone know how much I should expect to spend on getting the automatic thread cutter fixed on my machine? Any guesses? want to make a guess and I will send a prize to the person who comes the closest! IS that allowed here?
It is not working. Sounds like it is working but nothing moves inside. My machine, a Janome 6500 has never had a problem until now. I am really missing it! My hubby took it with him went he went for meetings in the city. It has been gone for 3 hours. I'm going to guess $112 will get her home and into your sewing room. froggyintexas |
probley 65.00 for service call and 5.00 to 10.00 for the blade so at least 75.00 total
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Depending on the brand of machine anywher between $35.00 and $60.00 dollars. There is usually a 10 to 20% markup, depending on the shop.
Phaedra |
I guess 100.00
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I think you pay a higher price in Canada for everything but I have a Janome 6500 as well and I have had to have it in the shop a couple of times and it is still causing problems. One shop was to call me back after they got in touch with the factory. Never heard a word. I didn't have to pay on that one. Another guy looked at it and cleaned it up-lots of lint and thread in the mechanism. The problem was that after you took your foot off the foot pedal it woul continue to run. Well it is doing it again and I'm not sure what I'm going to do. I do have a Jem Gold back up so I am not totally without a machine.
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My guess is $95. No matter what machine or what's wrong with it, my repair guy starts out at $95. From my FW to my computerized machine it always starts out at $95 and goes up from there.
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I just Got mine back, for a clean and check it was 129.95. So my guess would be $99.95.
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I'm going to say 128.50. hope it is cheaper for you though.
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I think it will be $75.00 because they won't stop there.
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What is yhis a new game"The Quilters Price Is Right? HeHE
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