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15th April 06, 01:57 PM
#17
 Originally Posted by Pleater
Check the foot control - they can get trodden on and bent - unplug it and try the action in your hands - if it is resisting so that it can't be pressed down just a little and so give a very slow speed try taking it apart and check for bent metal.
The foot pedal works fine. Its just my heavy foot. The longer I'm sewing, the further I press the pedal, and the more the speed increases.
Like when I'm driving, I use pressure from my big toe to accelerate. The foot pedal on the sewing machine, has more resistance so I need to apply more pressure to get it to go. What I would like to do is see if there is something I can use to stop the pedal before I push it too far.
Does that make since?
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