Re: Apparently five people have had switches break with their coil machine.

March 15, 2010

Hi ,

Are you talking about the toggle switches on the wood box? My woodbox came with

a toggle switch that was loose and did not make the connection. just sent

us a new toggle switch and it was a really easy fix. He might send you a switch

and he can probably walk you through how to fix it on the phone as he did with

us. If it is just a toggle switch, I don't see any need to send the machine

back. It would be a good thing for you to learn how to replace them in case it

happens again.

>

> If you are one of the five will you please email us. This is the second

> time this has happened. Last time Mr. Stolar replaced the machine. About a

> month later the machine has failed once again. We do not know anything about

> the machines. He is swamped with request for help, we are unable to reach

> him, and would very much appreciate hearing from anyone that could guide us

> through the process to diagnosis what is wrong. Last we heard he was going

> to call us, send the tool and some switches. Never heard from him again.

> Don't know if we can buy those parts locally, no one is familiar with this

> that we have talked to at electronic repair places. We have what is called a

> multimeter tester. The prospect is daunting, dials, measurements, safety in

> doing so. We desperately need the machine, willing to try and fix it

> ourselves. Was a miserable Christmas running back and forth trying to see if

it

> was the amplifier or generator.So pleased when he sent another machine to

> us.Thought this would last more than a month. Guess the people in Mexico are

> not making reliable switches.

>

> If any of you built your machines will you email us. I can't tell you how

> much we would appreciate some help in this area.

>

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