Bernina Bernette 420 Manual

Bernina Bernette 420 Manual

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  • Bernina Bernette 420 | Manual - Page 1
    INSTRUCTION BOOK Bernette MODELS 410 420 430 440
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    design techmoues to ac hove on operceng efhoen y and many years of dependoble service. Befee attempting to sew, hewevet, and to obtain the minimum benefits, please study this booklet carefully lollawina each step on veer machine. Repeal the process until you cue familial wnh the come oh and then
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    CONTENTS INSTRUCTION BOOK MODELS 410.420.430.440 Page Title I. INTRODUCTION 2. CONTENTS 3. PART NAMES 4. ACCESSORIES 5. CONNECTING MACHINE TO POWER SUPPLY FOOT CONTROL NEEDLE LIGHT 6. SAFETY REGULATIONS 7. WINDING BOBBIN 8. INSERTING BOBBIN AND BOBBIN CASE. BOBBIN THREAD TENSION. 9. UPPER
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    19 18 Bobbin winder cover 20 19 20 21 22 13 74 25 Bobbin winder Socket Bobbin winder Ibreod guide Accessory box Bobbin winder thread curler Presser foot pressure control (inside lace plotel Drop feed conlrol (inside hook cover) 26 Power switch 27 Flocbed extension table and I2fi accessory box
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    loot Con be used for all Owen gileheS including siroighi and zigzag Darning fool -> Button hole foot 51 ti • Blind horn foot No. 9'. The use of these special sewing feet will improve the quality 01 stitch. The design of the feel rnoy chonge C. Large screw driver Small screw driver Seam ripper
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    too power supply as illustrated (11. Using the correct plug. and switch on the machine power switch. `2 3 FOOT CONTROL The foot control pedal regulates the sewing speed (21. NEEDLE LIGHT To reploce lomp, first disconnect from power supply by removing plug from socket. open face plate. unscrew
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    interruptions in sewing or after completion of work. the machine must be disconnected from the power supply by pulling out the mains plug. Repairs to the electric section. especially the changing of the lead wire to the foot control unit, may only be carried out by one of our service agencies 6
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    . Needle drive will outomotically be disengaged. (A) WINDING THREAD AROUND BOBBIN Wind the threadbyhand seven a eight timesround the bobbin in the direction of the arrow on the machine and holding the end of the thread between your forefinger and thumb, gently press down on the foot control pedal
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    2 afizsrc) c-Ff5U7.,5 _Mita INSERTING BOBBIN AND CASE INTO MACHINE INSERTING BOBBIN INTO CASE Open hook cover as illustrated. (1) a Insert filled bobbin into cose os decoded. (2) Holding the hinged latch (3) insert bobbin and case into the hook making sure the finger "A" is locoted inside
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    (2) under and into the threod regulator from right to left (3/ up and through the take-up lever from right to left (4) and down through the guides (5, 6) and through the eye of the needle from (tont lo back. Fi 9
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    -F THREAD TENSION to. 5 To mcreose the lop tension turn dial to a higher number. to de• crease the tension turn to a lower number. The normal setting is d. Normal thread tension is achieved when tho yelper end lower threads me equally set (cross in the middle
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    thick fabrics, the presser foot con be ro,sed further by !thing the presser lever o second stage. 121 DROP FEED CONTROL For normal sewing the eed dogs should be in the raised position 131 When the fobnc is not required to be fed through the machine. e for free hand embroidery or darningetc., the
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    1.0.C•f • C3\ f itoota a I IL: • 4.1013 ,* N hasten [lama viol free Of fur tomcat ted e. to as .,!poet Change the needle regularly and at the lust sgn of sewing problems. lased as (2) il lustrated. 12
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    ' bar and Fit shank as shown 0l Insert Quilting/1.0m guide carefully so os not to damage the holding spoor; 111 r • FITTING OF PRESSER 014,10uCP. FEET [Mr Raise the presser loot. Pull the one-touch tJ lever iowards you and the foot will be released. Cent,e new tool under shone. Lower
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    BRINGING UP THE BOBBIN THREAD Hold the upper 'brood in your left hand, tern the hand wheel cowards you so that the needle goes down and up arm t l; r Gently pull the upper thread and the lower thread will be looped over it (2) Place both 'broods under the presser fool °ad to the feel 2 14
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    AAODFI 41C STRAIGHT AND ZIG-ZAG STITCHES 3 STEP ZIG-ZAG STITCH MODEL 410 BLIND HEM STITCH STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCH AND TRIPLE ZIG-ZAG IRIC.RAO STITCH _ STRETCH. OVERLOC.K. STITCH MODEL 430 MODEL 440 COLOUR CODING Simply select the stitch pattern you requite ay rotating the peen n CCIOCIOr
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    STITCH.N r LENGTH DIAL Whole sewing turn the del from° to 5 ond return , from I -.141/SCP".41i/141gir 5 to 0 or the some weed. - - • Whole sewing turn While sewing turn the diul slowly al the some speed hum 0 to 5 and return it O5 I -wAIA.61 quickly horn 5 ro 0 SEWING PATTERNS MANUALLY
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    reverse button and hold it, sewing few stitches backwards. When the button is released the machine sill sew forwards ogain (21 REMOVING FABRIC Raise the thread take up lever to its highest position by tur nirg the hand wheel towards you. Slide the fabric out horn under 'he foot to the Feat of the
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    ZIG-ZAG STITCHING • The sig-zog sleds can be set al venous sleds widths and lengths according to the appIrcatron required. Set the pattern selector dial (AI os shown and the stitch length dial(CIbetween 0.5und 5.0 ri 1 C 1 The stitch width dial (0) con be set between 1 and S. (2r B 2
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    to its buttonholing position and ft the Buttonholing foot. Set the stitch width dot (8) between 5 or d 15 according to the overall width of the buttonhole to be sown Set the stitch length dial (C) within the green marking to och iewe the correct density (closeness) of satin stitch. (I) Sew in the
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    ports, stretch the fobric under the foot between both bonds and move it os illustrated whilst sewing. First sew round the hole lel then from side 10 side ICI. Turn the fobric through 90 and continue to move the fabric from side to side to achieve. (Di An embroidery ring will be needed to dote
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    ' 0 9 2 2s Enonono 3 SEWING IN ZIPS Set the machine as illustrated fining [he Zipper loot. II l The Zipper foot can be moved to the leh or right. (2) To sew on the right hand side of the zipper, move foot over to the right as illustrated and 'ewe: se the procedure to sew the left hand side of
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    selecting o suitable stitch width and length ( l) When sewing, the needle should just pass over the edge of the fabric. a) On fobr.cs that are opt to pucker. use the Nr 8 overcasting tool. Note On Models 410.430 and 440, the 3step zigzag stitch can n150 In used, but use the All Purpose foot not the
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    HEM STITCH (Net fee Medal 410) Set the machine os illustroted fining the Blind Hem foot. II / 5 3 23 - 7 h\ Fold the fabric as illustrated with the "wrong" side facing upwards. lz Place the folded fabric under the foot as shown. (3) Turn guide" of the fool (5) up against the fold (3+4) by turning
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    the reOehlee OS illustrated fining the Nr. 3 All Pur pose fool (I) The three step fig-lag stitch has a wide range of sewing applica. bons, suc has potching, darning, reposing tears. mending. sewing on elastic and lace, oversewing edges etc on o wide 'tinge of lobrics. • (0) Fig. 2 shows patching
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    (Not for Model 410) Set the machine os illustrated fining the All Purpose foot. ;11 The sly night stretch sews two stitches forward and one stitch backwards. thereby giving "triple strengrh. Use it for stretch fabrics and for oreos of "'stress- when a strong stitch is required PA) TRIPLE ZIG-ZAG
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    U Ft_ STRETCH OVERLOCKING AND OVERLOCKING (Not lot Models 410 and 420 Set the machine os illustrated using the Nr. 3 or Ns. 8 foot for finer Fobrecs i for thicker fabricsFT liil$§ K.! Both these stitches o e designed to seom and overlock the edge of a fabric in one operation, When the
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    27 HONEYCOMB STITCH AND EMBROIDERY/DECORATIVE STITCHING (For Model 440 only) THE HONEYCOMB STITCH Select the Honeycomb stitch fik) and fit the AN Purpose fool. This stitch can be achieve a close "satin stitch" if required. With satin stitch use the satin stitch foot No 4 and a paper boc king.
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    the needle bar reaches its top position.Remove the bobbin cose ond clean every port with o piece of oily cloth. {4) Use sewi ng-mochine oil, or some other high-qtrebly refined minetol machine oil. DO NOT OVEROIL. Your machine should be serviced regularly by your speciolisi dealer. (CAUTION) When
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    TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE n I fichann awn nd owed [avec*, 2 &Oben cola nonpropnlyelyoneled 3 Bobbin Wixom,oao ?lest I Needles no. •oseled conc./Ir. 2 Needle os le* Pade. dewy 400 , 44/I roeswe reduce/on for d. tedd profs sews? I lose° nes. needie 2. Remsra needle curecor (flat toweed bake 3 ManII
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    Fritz Gegoul Ltd. 8266 Sieckboin.Swiizeiland Copyright by Fritz Gegoul Ltd. Form Nr. 0109095001 q3ernette 021/30102
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INSTRUCTION
BOOK
Bernette
MODELS
410
420
430
440