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Sews too fast

My overlocker sews way too fast making it impossible to turn corners neatly. I read an article on line some time ago by a service agent who described the adjustment needed to the footswitch to slow it down but I am now unable to find the article again. It contained clear illustrations and appeared very simple. Does anyone have this information? thanks

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How do you thread the baby lock imagine can't get the slider to go so can use the air

Posted on Mar 13, 2008

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Have actually solved the problem now. there is an on line page which describes pulling the foot switch apart and adjusting the speed control slider for a BabyLock Evolve machine and this solution worked perfectly for the Imagine despite dire warnings from the importer not to do this. Babylocker

Posted on Sep 19, 2007

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