I want to know if the machine will be ready to make 125 pin back buttons when I receive...what does "(not included) Graphic Punch Model # mean?
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Well when I received the button press I had thought that everything was there only to find out that I was missing one part that I needed to actually press the buttons. I have a friend on the other hand who ordered the same thing and got everything with it and his works fine so it is up to you whether or not you want to purchase it. Seeing as that the seller does not reply back to you and I couldn't find the part on their website.
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I'm not 100% sure but given there are other k53"xx" models, it may be worth ordering considering how cheap they are. I would initially try to do a visual comparison of the pin configuration and see if that looks the same and then go from there.
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Dear Jeff C.I am happy to receive your message.I do not have good technical knowledgeYou can check it on maker's Home Pagehttp://www.kenkoglobal.com/sincerely yours
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I don't know. I bought by mistake and never used it. I don't now how to tell how many pins it has.
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You need to open side panel where external ram will be placed and count the pins inside printer and then count the pins on this ram advertised, make sure the space / gap on card matches printer as well. If that all works out, it should be fine, I did the same with my machine and it worked.
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I don't know, you need to reach the seller of your machine and ask them. That's what I did.
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Sorry, I really don't know. I still have my manual that came with the machine. I know how to do everything I use it for so I don't have to look at the manual any more. It would be worth a try though.
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Yes, get the "model specific" numbers on the back panel....i'd then youtube your model with what it takes to, or "installing a LCD/LED on (insert) model number"...that's the way i did it. May i ask if you are getting a (bad LCD) "beep code" when turning on your laptop, or is this an upgrade ? Reason being i was getting a bad "video code" on startup, changed the monitor, screen, etc (quite easily i might add).......but it ended up being my MB ie motherboard : / I returned the monitor for a full refund : ) via Amazon, and got my MB repaired for $80. Let me know. Yes, get the "model specific" numbers on the back panel....i'd then youtube your model with what it takes to, or "installing a LCD/LED on (insert) model number"...that's the way i did it. May i ask if you are getting a (bad LCD) "beep code" when turning on your laptop, or is this an upgrade ? Reason being i was getting a bad "video code" on startup, changed the monitor, screen, etc (quite easily i might add).......but it ended up being my MB ie motherboard : / I returned the monitor for a full refund : ) via Amazon, and got my MB repaired for $80. Let... » Read More Yes, get the "model specific" numbers on the back panel....i'd then youtube your model with what it takes to, or "installing a LCD/LED on (insert) model number"...that's the way i did it. May i ask if you are getting a (bad LCD) "beep code" when turning on your laptop, or is this an upgrade ? Reason being i was getting a bad "video code" on startup, changed the monitor, screen, etc (quite easily i might add).......but it ended up being my MB ie motherboard : / I returned the monitor for a full refund : ) via Amazon, and got my MB repaired for $80. Let me know. « Show Less
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you google the board, find the maker, get the manual and read it. Or ask nVidia; whatever, I would not recommend taking technical advice from some anonymous poster. REMINDER: it's AMAZON, buddy, buy it, try it, and return it! EOS. Good luck.
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I tried that, but found I could cut up to 3-4 sheets of paper with the cutter it came with, making their system faster. I also found that centering the design using a punch yielded uneven results, but that could be the punch I was using. If I am not mistaken, because it's been a while, the punches don't offer any bleed, making the paper a little too short when cut to size. Meaning, the button maker needs a little paper to wrap around so it is caught when the machine fuses the two pieces together. But again, it was a while ago and I don't have the machine handy to check.
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http://content.janome.com/documents/File/ManualFile/Inst%20book%20DC5100(Eng).pdf I had the same question before I bought mine. If you go to the model at the janome website athe manual has a list of the standard accessories. When you receive the machine, be sure to check that everything is in the box. Sometimes attachments are missing, but the supplier was very good about sending my missing part to me. The list of standard attachments: Bobbin Spool pin felt Assorted needle set Additional spool pin Straight stitch foot Zigzag foot (set on the machine) Satin stitch foot Zipper foot Automatic buttonhole foot Overedge foot Blind hem foot Darning foot 1/4 seam foot Walking foot Quilter Seam ripper/Buttonhole opener Large screwdriver Lint brush Large spool holder Small spool holder Spool stand Foot control I hope this helps.
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I've ordered quite a few of the replacement ribbons and the terminal might be black or light blue but hey are there(They also work on the audio components so you should buy two as not having to reopen the computer )If You are talking about the pressure Piece of Plastic than No That's a motherboard Order 12 cense on eBay... Thanks BEAR
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The start button works perfectly on my machine, haven't used many of the processing buttons, but try the reset button, and see if that works. Possibly this is a damaged product.
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J, I contacted Brother and then Buffalo Technologies directly. I found that the Buffalo/Techworks part number had changed. It is now PM133-512 and can be found using the memory configuator on the middle of the page at: http://www.buffalotech.com/products/memory/ It costs about $114.75 plus shipping there. However, after MUCH searching (including EBay, Amazon, Newegg & MANY others), I also found a guaranteed compatible memory module for about 1/2 the price. goto: http://www.oempcworld.com Then search for 512M-SO133 or (all on one line) its: http://www.oempcworld.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Category_Code=144pin&Screen=PROD&Product_Code=512M-SO133 There its about $69.85 plus $1 insurance and free shipping. Before ordering, I spoke to OEMPCWORLD and they guaranteed that their chip would work or my money back. I ordered it, got it a few days later, installed it and it worked PERFECTLY. I even called Brother to see how I could be POSITIVE it was working and after several tries, they figured out the instructions to get the printer to print out its memory report. Prior to installation it showed 128mb (on lower right of page at bottom - hard to find, but its there) and after installation, it showed 640mb so the machine recognized the new 512mb SODIMM module and its been fine ever since. By the way, the Brother 9840cdw is a really GREAT Machine, too. I love using it and the print quality is pretty awesome.
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Go to monigramwizard.com and look for specs or call them. I have brother machines
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Please provide full part number. i need values in ( ) (). So part number should look like LP156WHB(X)(X). if you have EDP 30 pin LCD . Values in () will TP . So please provide full part number and your laptop model. thanks
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Hi Joyce Ann, I ordered this foot by mistake, I needed one that fit a 1600p-dbx...this one did not fit. I contacted Ken's Sewing Center and they were very helpful in getting me the correct foot, however it was more expensive. If Ken's Sewing Center is the seller, I would say, call them to ask and make sure before you purchase it. I did get the correct foot for my machine and I love it! Good Luck, Aimee