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Service and Repair

AJ's Stitchin' Time provides on-site Commercial Embroidery Machine Repair, Service, and Training on most brands of machines.

Dennis is currently certified, trained and/or approved as a technician for the following commercial embroidery machines. On the years shown below we were authorized by the following companies to service, train and do warranty work on these machines.

  • 2008: Toyota – Trained, and certified service and repair technician, rank A

  • 2008: Happy – Certified and approved on single and multi-head machines.

  • 2009: Meistergram - Trained, certified and approved on single and multi-head machines.

  • 2009: Ricoma – Trained, certified and approved.

  • 2013: ZSK – Trained, certified and approved on single and multi-head machines.

  • 2014: Tajima – Approved by Hirsch.

  • 2014: SWF – Approved by Sew-tech, Coldesi and SWF Central.

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Here is a list of the the machines that I work and can train on. The ones Highlighted in red are the ones that I am certified, trained and/or approved as a technician from the manufacturer.

Chinese

  • Aemco

  • Avance'

  • Butterfly

  • Consew

  • Dublin

  • Feiya

  • Highland

  • Mesa

  • Meistergram

  • Pantograms

  • Pro Capsule

  • Prodigi

  • Ricoma

  • Yamata

Korea

  • SWF

Japan

  • Barudan

  • Happy

  • Melco

  • Tajima

  • Toyota

Germany

  • ZSK

Machine Service Guarantees 

I enjoy working on embroidery machines but found that I cannot guarantee that I can fix all machines.  Some machines, especially older machines, some Chinese machines, and ones that have been worked on by other technicians, sometimes present unique problems.

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My favorite quote is from a fellow technician who said “I will wash your car, mow your lawn, or work on your embroidery machine. But, I charge the same amount for any service call.”

 

Machines present unique and interesting problems. Some of these machines I call my ZIP CODE MACHINES because I can repair one component of these machines and something else entirely unrelated may break before I get out of the Zip Code.   Some of the issues that I encounter are:

  • Repairs performed by other technicians or DIY Owners

  • Out of date technology.

  • Parts are not available.

  • Technical support may no longer be provided by their company.

  • The company may no longer be in business. 

 

Note: I am formally trained on machines that were built after 2007.

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The bottom line is I will do my best to repair your machine but I cannot guarantee that I can repair these older machines. I will be happy to work on them, but I must charge for the time and expenses that it takes to stay in business.  

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