



Don’t panic. Close your eyes. Breathe. Grab a cuppa. Sit down. Then, follow our checklist below.
If you have tried all the above and your machine is still causing you grief,call our team at The Sewing Machine Doctor now.
Here’s what you’ll need to bring if your sewing machine or overlocker needs to come in for a service or repair.
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0403 048 507
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07 5445 1117
ABN. 56 414 973 379
Restricted Electrical Licence #97588