Sewing Machine Services
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Mechanical means the machine uses gears and levers to make the machine work without any computerized systems. This includes Featherweights, all vintage and antique machines, and modern machines that do not have circuit boards or computer components.
Exceptions:
Singer Touch & Sew or other machines that wind the bobbin inside the machine - $82
Viking 6000 series: $173
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Computerized machines have circuit or computer boards. Most of these machines have an LCD screen, but the circuit boards on all machines are not always visible. A good way to tell if it is a computerized machine: if you change the stitches with a button, it is probably computerized. A machine that has speed control, needle up/down button, or a thread cutter is electronic.
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Rush fee: $25 added per machine
Trouble Shooting
Test sew and stitch balance
New needle, bobbin
Chemical Clean +$15 to $30 Chemical cleaning is most commonly needed in vintage antique machines that have old grease, lint, and debris built up in the machine, and sometime surface rust.
In modern machines, if you have neglected to have your machine serviced on a routine basis, it may also need a chemical clean to remove any old lubricant or build-up.
The cost of the chemical clean will depend on the amount of time and labor it takes to clean the machine of debris and build-up.
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6-month labor warranty for all service and repair done in our shop. That means, if there’s any issues during that time, you can bring it back and we'll re-service it for free up to six months after pickup.