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Old 03-13-2022, 05:35 PM
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I have a Necchi BU Mira that needs a new transistor; not having much luck finding one. Also, it needs a new male socket on the electronics box. No one sells the female plug that fits this socket/been told it is no longer made and ca’t be found anywhere. Can I just replace it with a modern, three prong one. Thanks for your help.
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Old 03-14-2022, 10:34 AM
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Welcome aboard. You have me confused, Are you talking about repealing he capacitor.? Can you send a pic of offending plug.


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Old 03-14-2022, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by J. Thad
I have a Necchi BU Mira that needs a new transistor; not having much luck finding one. Also, it needs a new male socket on the electronics box. No one sells the female plug that fits this socket/been told it is no longer made and ca’t be found anywhere. Can I just replace it with a modern, three prong one. Thanks for your help.
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Attached are three photos:
One shows the transistor in the electrical box that needs to be replaced.
One shows the new female plug that requires a male socket to be replace the existing socket.
One shows the original socket currently in the electrical box underneath the motor.
any suggestions to where I can obtain the parts would be greatly appreciated.
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Since no one else is jumping on this I will offer just a bit more. You have shown a picture of a transformer. It reduces your voltage to 12 volts for the lamp. he is a pic of one, but not for your Necchi. Transformer Unit, Janome #751577002 : Sewing Parts Online

if you are on FB I would recommend you look up the Necchi FB groups. One is general stuff, an offshoot is the more technical stuff. I have no idea about your plug ins. Sorry.

Good luck.
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There is also a Necchi group on groups.io.

(Other than that, I'm of no help.)

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I just finished cleaning up one of these, I removed the transformer and the 12v light. I also removed the light switch on the lower motor case along with the fast/slow switch as well. Once I know if this is going in a table or a case I will direct wire the motor and the foot control on the inside of the lower motor case, which is made of plastic, running the cords either through the hole for the removed switch or up through the bottom. I had a back up light from another machine.

Unless you want to keep it original, you might consider a similar work around.
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Also, in your picture on the the far right of the motor case with the male plug, the inside half of an old receptacle is broken off and still in place, you should be able to pull it out revealing hopefully intact prongs. I can't help you on the transformer, I looked at mine but it is in terrible shape and I cut the wires too short off it.
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