My sewing machine has broken in the on position. Will this work for turning on my Pfaff 1222E?
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It should, if the problem of your machine is only its on/off switch, - but I don't like to play with half broken electronic devices. If it is only the switch, it shouldn't cost you much to replace it. Just make sure you don't risk to have an accident or burn the house! Best of luck...
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Yes it will. The only thing is this is pretty much like unplugging the machine every time you flip the switch. It's design is to save power when not using a device. We use ours on a bottle warmer that will not shut off. So instead of unplugging it every time we use it we just flip the switch. Same concept. I hope this helps.
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This item is a switched outlet, allowing power to an item plugged in to be switched on and off at the wall.
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If your Janome has a foot that all of your interchangeable feet 'latch' onto, it should work. Most Janome machines do. The problem with this foot is that it's poorly designed. The back is too wide and will not let you sew the top around the zipper pull without an ugly curve or doing it in several steps after you've moved the zipper pull out of the way--a pain. I suggest you look at the Kalevel foot instead.
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I bought a Brother Project Runway 70 decorative stitches from Amazon. Do not know the part number but the bobbin fits. there is not a lot of thread on the spool but the prewound bobbin, the bobbin itself with the matching thread was a pretty good deal I thought
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You should be able to with no problems. I can't imagine that the sewing machine uses more than 500w. Usually things like that only use 50-100 watts, but you'd have to look either on the plug/cord that came with the sewing machine or on the sewing machine right where the plug connects to it. It will say something like "input: 110v/___watts". As long as the watts isn't listed over 500 (which it wont be) you should be good. I looked on the Brother website for you and it just said that it required 110v electricity (which we already know). You'll be fine with this...
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I do not know the answer to this question. I had one of these to use with my Viking Husqvarna sewing machine, and it worked well, until I lost it in my recent move. I knew my former one was made like this, but I still "googled" the model of sewing machine to be sure it was compatible. Happily it was!!! Hope this helps.
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Thanks for the info! I opened up the housing and found that the plastic pin that forms a 'pivot' for the orange handle was partially broken. No hope of repair without buying new parts. So (like you), I rigged the switch to be permanently on! Still have all my fingers & toes after one mow.
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Don't know, I do not own one with the diaphragm switch. If switch is set at mfg might need to call them.
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Mrs. Woodhouse are you under the impression I am a dealer? I am a regular consumer just like you. I have no way of knowing if this bobbin will work on your sewing machine. I have a Fresia 415 and it works perfectly with that. The bobbin is green and stamped with the H insigna and has a square hole in it. Good luck.
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Yes... I have the Project Runway Version of the SE400. Although they worked, the tension on them seemed inconsistent so sometimes halfway through a bobbin, I'd have to replace it.
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If it has the "low Shank" connection it will. Do you have instructions with your machine? Or can you call a Joanns sewing and craft store and ask them if it has this feature. I have an "Iris" and this works GREAT on mine!
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If your machine can accept a snap on foot, it will work on it. Please note that the foot itself is not marked off. Personally I wish that each line were a different color to make it easier to follow, but I find it easier than following a shallow line on the machine itself. Good luck and happy stitiching!
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I just looked at the machine's owner's manual online and I would say yes, this foot will work great for your machine. Of course if you get it and it doesn't work Amazon.com has always been great with returns.
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I believe it would. That is exactly what I did to mine, and the replacement worked perfect. I just found a YouTube video that showed it step by step. It took less than ten minutes.
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I don't know. It would be best to check the Brother sewing machine website. There you should be able to cross reference your machine with compatible accessories. Good luck!
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i have janome, works fine. they are just the pastic small bobbins. unless your machine takes the larger bobbins usually found with oscillating machines it should work. they work with my singer standard sewing machine with drop in bobbin as well.
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I really don't know - check your model # - if it is a full size machine, it might work...you'll just have to try
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The way this works is that you remove the top cover of the machine and insert this in the slots where the top cover was attached. I couldn't tell from pictures of this machine online, but if your top cover can be removed, this will probably work.