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(I was gonna take another picture that didn't have my notes in the background, but my battery is charging and I'm already late!)
Then she wrapped the motor in a plastic bag and blew canned air through the motor to clean it all out.
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That's Jen in the background. This is the motor!
She also showed me how to change out my switches when the time comes.
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This is where they plug in behind the control panel. Oops! Sorry I didn't dust!
I'm ready now, so it probably won't happen for another 5 years. Or at least not until I forget where I put the switches for safe keeping. Then the switch will decide to die right in the middle of a customers really important quilt that they made for their favorite niece's wedding and it's due NOW!! Then I won't be able to find them in their really safe hiding place and I'll be in a PANIC! I'll have to call A-1 have them overnight some for lots of $$$. I'll get the quilt done in the last seconds. I'm worn to a frazzle because of all the stress. . . . the next week I'll find them right where I put them at the end of the table in the blue box!!
PS I'm posting the pics and descriptions so I'll know where to find them when the time comes.