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Originally Posted by My lil friend  In order to work on a PFAFF machine,you must be certified by PFAFF and have attended their classes. Only PFAFF parts are put in and PFAFF requires that they are new. Most new machines are sealed and require special tools to open and work on them. I can take ANY pre 1970 Singer apart and work on it. PFAFF is a different kind of animal. All computerized machines need to be worked on by a trained tech. The manuel,older,machines are much simpler.
The up side is that I actually own two of these machines. So when one wears out I will wear out the other one. I do not recommend PFAFF machines to anyone because they are so hard to get worked on or even take them in for a yearly tuneup,something else that needs to be done to a computerized machine so they will last.
There is only ONE PFAFF dealer close to FtW and she is in Joshua. |
Oh, I didn't realize this was a newer, computerized model. That really stinks about the non availability of parts. That makes me glad I bought the Singer model I did, though. I was on the fence for a while about it... there's no computer in it, it hooks up to a PC or laptop to run the embroidery. Pain in the butt slightly, but I can deal with that!