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Old February 13th 05, 05:49 PM
steel breeze
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Default Garter carriage problems!

Hello!

I just acquired a garter carriage (KG88). Everything seems to be working ok,
except that the carriage does not move - the motor goes though. The garter
needle seems a little bent - is that what's wrong?

I'm really disappointed because I was dying to try it out, too!

Any advice welcome.

Regards,

Jane



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Old February 13th 05, 08:24 PM
Marion Pearcey
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from "steel breeze" contains these words:

Hello!


I just acquired a garter carriage (KG88). Everything seems to be
working ok,
except that the carriage does not move - the motor goes though. The garter
needle seems a little bent - is that what's wrong?


Silly question I know, but you have got the rail connected I suppose?
When I first got a GC I made that mistake the first time I used it.

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Old February 14th 05, 01:28 AM
David Toft
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In article , steel breeze
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Hello!

I just acquired a garter carriage (KG88). Everything seems to be working ok,
except that the carriage does not move - the motor goes though. The garter
needle seems a little bent - is that what's wrong?

I'm really disappointed because I was dying to try it out, too!

Any advice welcome.

Regards,

Jane



The needle is supposed to be bent.
You must have a full set of needles on the main bed even if you are not
knitting on all of them.
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Old February 14th 05, 01:56 PM
Stella Fenley
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Did you try putting it outside the marks on the knitting machine ,then turn
on the start button.
Stella
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Hello!

I just acquired a garter carriage (KG88). Everything seems to be working
ok, except that the carriage does not move - the motor goes though. The
garter needle seems a little bent - is that what's wrong?

I'm really disappointed because I was dying to try it out, too!

Any advice welcome.

Regards,

Jane





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Old February 16th 05, 10:01 PM
steel breeze
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"Marion Pearcey" wrote in message
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The message
from "steel breeze" contains these words:

Hello!


I just acquired a garter carriage (KG88). Everything seems to be
working ok,
except that the carriage does not move - the motor goes though. The
garter
needle seems a little bent - is that what's wrong?


Silly question I know, but you have got the rail connected I suppose?
When I first got a GC I made that mistake the first time I used it.


Doh! Yes, I must have skipped that bit in the manual! Oops! All is working
now! I saw one of these once on display at the NEC, but obviously wasn't
paying too much attention!

Thanks for your help!


 




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