My friend has bought a lot of accessories for her 1530 which has been acting up. She also has a Babylock machine.
Will her accessories fit the Babylock, either with or
without an adapter?
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These are the two best parts sites and they don't list one. The best thing would be to contact them direct. I am led to believe that a Singer might fit.
Nov 3, 2005 - I lost my operators manual for my Babylock Special Edition serger. Can anyone tell me where to find one I can look at on the web or purchase?
I lost my operators manual for my Babylock Special Edition serger. Can anyone tell me where to find one I can look at on the web or purchase? Thanks in ...
These parts and accessories are guaranteed to fit your Babylock BLSE300 ...Instruction Manual, Babylock BLSE300 ... Serger Needles, Schmetz DCX1 (5pk).
The Babylock Esante ESE1 and ESE2 hoops are not compatible with the Esante ESI1 or ESI2 hoops. The Babylock ESI1/2 used the same hoops as the Brother PC7000 and PC7500. The ESE1/2 use the hoops that are compatible with the Brother PC6500 and PE700 series embroidery machines.
I wish that I had better news for you. This site has hoops for sale for both the ESI1 and the ESE1: http://www.allbrands.com/categories/871 . If you need hoops for either machine, use the compatibility data on each machine type to help you find more vendors that may have the embroidery hoops.
If you go to the Babylock USA website, locate the Accessories for your particular Babylock model, and there's usually a .pdf file you can download, or instructions on screen for the different accessories.
Lots of screws, then lots of clips to break off when removing the shells, then lots of fine cables to damage. Then a very big repair bill.
Save yourself a headache and a lot of money. Get it looked at by a trained Brother or Babylock tech. Brother makes Babylock machines so getting it serviced by a Brother shop because Babylock shops pay roughly 30% more for parts than Brother shops.
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