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Bernina 440 QE User's Manual

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1. Attaching the adapter to the sewing Attaching the module to the adapter Removing the adapter computor place the module onthe adapter wih _ the module om the adapter the edge of the module close as the rear right corner ofthe adapter is possible tothe L shaped guide onthe designed be used as a grip connecting lugs engage in the base adapter hold ino adapter with tris grip and of the sewing computer push the module towards the guide trom remove irom the base plate of the the latt until the connecting ugs engage sewing computer in tha base plate of the adapter Free arm embroidery hoop small oval embroidery hoopis Only the smali hoo specialy designe for am be used for free arm dey embroidery Attaching the module aching the 63 Attaching the module place the mada onthe sewing compu or behind he fee arm push ho modu rom the left towards the sewing computer so thatthe connec ting lugs engage in the base plate Unplug col conti Connecting the cable plug with Nat side to the front insert the plug into the socket on the right hand side ofthe sewing computer Storing the cable on the module 7 insert the cable into both cable Polders press cable gently to secure Releasing the cable cable connects the module to te sewing
2. Sewing speed Cable tidy control the sewing speed by depressing wind the cable around the spool Important the foot contre 1 insert the pluginto A USA Canada oniy or lower need by tapping on Use only foot control he foot control with your hee When sewing type LVI with sewing unwind the cabe the desired length computer model aurora 430 and ip into Bor au QE 450 Sating up sening compute 11 CFL Sewing Light Free Hand System FHS presser foot lifter Contrary to an ordinary bulb CFL Raising and lowering the presser foot Attaching the presser fot lifter sawing ight has a better iluminatonanda knee opeated presser foot laver toraise insert the lever into respective opening Tanger ie lower the presser foot your hands you shouldbe able to operate he FHS remain tree to guide the fabric with your knea in your normai siting th your knee push lever to the right ion lease note that detecive eat 778 CFL seving ioht ETE treed og is raised as soon asthe be replaced by authorized biegen technician The sewing computer must be brought to am authorized BERNINA dealer Slide on table Always raise needle and presser foot when attaching or removing the side on table Larger sewing surface To remove the side on table increases the sewing raise needle and presser foot surface uso sicht pressure with your thumb against the housing and the ind
3. rouble Trouble shooting In most casos you willbe able to identity and remedy faults by checking the following ho needle is inserted corecby wih the Bat side to the back the needle size i corect check tna needieihread on p 18 eneedle and shaft are undamaged Sewing computer is clean brush out any tread nt e hook race is clean 1 any threads Tapped between the tension discs or under fhe bobbin case spring Uso need system 130705 H Use good quality noodles Use new good quality needs BERNINA Insert needi as far as it will go Match the needle type to the fabric Reduce lower thread tension Have sewing embroidery computer checked by a dealer Use anew neede Pug ot propery inserted Insert pug propery Sowing computer is not running at room Use sewing computer at room temperature temperature Sowing computer is not switched on Sich sewing computer on 1 The lower thread breaks and the thread is tapped in the area f the take up lever proceed as flows power switch to 05 of fero tha screw on the head fame with the angular Torx key pull head to the left remove remnants of thread 1 Stach head and screw Embroidery Details of the embroidery module Front view up the enter comet 50 1 Embroidery surface 2 Embroidery am Embroidery hoop connection 4 Accessory box 5 Connecting lug right 6 Connecting u
4. 18 Confinons revere eng Silen long cual valve Frasser bapes aspas 19 Securing tinction Sien wai basie sting inks rearboipremum dg 20 BSR Barina Sen Regulator 21 leaning nian titia when the Sith width actual value Balance pays te balance eri cingula oat mtd 6 Need position 1 postions iara dug Serie nalfcalion vate wren Prose oot pressuecbanseting 11 Balance ii wen ine too comprarme iun ra pon Batre buon pressed Seve othe BERNINA Arow and presser fot symbol birk 12 Butlonhol vo what shenpressr octane and e teeny compli rad 18 cana vable when Marry Feed dog emit tine 1 inthe BSR node Sch gap or numeric nd anoi node 18 Needle stop up down eit siop uplin BSA mode down Function buttons oio Stitch width 7 fight button widens the sich with keap button pressed quick stepe the basic setting of the selected stitch bins constantly Pattern begin ress the button the needle moves to the beginning ofa stich or stich program Q Securing function with 4 stitches press the button before staring to sew stitches or sch combinaton wil be secured at begining press tne button curing an indvidual Sich the stich wil a secured at the ond ha sewing computor stops press the button during shiching a stich Combination tne sch
5. appears in display then enter the last wo dits of he stich ven Functions Memory 29 The contents af tne Memory wil be loti the sewing computer is switched of without pressing the mem buton belore osing the Memory as they were not saved pee coe select sich number etr umber new sich length or eed poston press mam bution to save he original stich is corrected fover writen ment nene oe Leaving Memory press the mem button during the process of saving an hourglass is visible on the display lenis are saved Memory closes 5 the wort mem disappears from the splay of sitos h selection Straight stitch Allnon srtch fabrics All Sight stich work Zigzag Most fabric types A simple such as dean finishing in fabrics Sening on easi and lace Variovertock Primary or fne jerseys tech overlock seams and heme Running stitch Most types of abc Mending patching reintorcing seams 430 Keyhole buttonhole Heavyweight non stratch fabrics Jackets coats rou sers leisure wear Straight stitch buttonhole For reinforcing buttonholes pocket edges especially for Sitchin butonholes in leather Or imitation leather Hand ook buttonhole Light to mediumweight woven fabrics Blouses dresses leisure wear bedna Button sew on For buttons wth 2 and 4 holes Straight stitch eyelet Opening f
6. desired select funcion cick on desired thread spool HB eve tor treading upper and bobbin thread The embroidery module must the hoop ean be moved in case it calibrated before the interores when treading the needle initial application eg when rethreading after thread break or olor change Poston Y Checking if needle and hoop centre Bl eise cick the symbol or press match only with oval hoop the hoop moves to the centre so that is becomes necessary ifthe actual neede s inthe hoop centre hoop cenre doas match the hoop rethread upper thread centre as displayed in the screen Postion 2 hoop adjustment has to be done only raise presser fot once as itis valid for embroidery mouse cick the symbol again or press hoops TER Place the template in the hoop hoop rav to the far left positon 7 press F 12 bution 1 bobbin can now bo replaced or 7 Select the oval attached hoop RE OS WES ly aad EO TI oo BESTE als Connection error eme Gere he conection is erupted diring ho embroidery process the PC and the cabo become red Provided that the USB cabi is correctiy Plugged in and the connection not re established automaticaly PC and cable gray take the flowing steps close the EC on PC app cation by cing on cose or by AR F check all cables Sich sow and embroide
7. toinser space 7 program using men program the next word adjustments are mad to the stitch length or width all programmed letters andor numbers wil be affected sing eters or numbers are to bo tered each letter must altered navdualy Corrections in Memory The contents of he Memory remain saved even when the sewing computer is connected fom the electrical supply They can be recalled at any ime 225 000121160771 initi gt meme eoe Balance in Memory Overuriting individual stitches letters the contents ofthe Memory as whole of numbers can be balanced as follow press the man or laft button and sero 5 cose Memory mom fo the you wish to overwrite touch the Balance button open Memory now balance mem he entre conor of the Memory win both need postion butions men meme lr er men meme eoe O ceo Deleting individual stitches letters oF numbers 3 press the pwmeibutton or left button and Scroll unt sch you wish to delete appears on the display press the cci buton 7 he desired stichfaterbumber is deleted Delete complete Memory contents press the c buon keep depressed and press the mem release boh butions leave Memory by pressing men again OAS AE UL O Le Eurer stitches 11 99 press the button and the appropriate umber stiches 100 Press the buton longer unt a 1
8. No 15 Straight sch buttonhole No 15 Keyhole buttonhole No 16 Hanciock butonhoe No 16 Keyhole butonholo wih tapered end No 17 buttonhole No 18 Straight stich buttonhole Preparation 430 440 QE tread the lower threadin Select the buttonhole of your choice the the finger of the bobbin case follwing appears the display 450 setupper read tensionto25 1 Buttonhole graphic Gutonhole symbol 2 Buttonhole symbol use Buttonhole foot wth side No 2A or Presser foot ideator Buttonhole foot No 3C No 3 special accessories any buttonhole size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up Buttonhole foot No 3 No 3 optional accessory Preparation select desired buttonhole isplay shows buttonhole graphic presser toot No 3A 2 buttonhole symbol he frst stop blinks on the display The activa step binks on the display Sew both beads at same speed 4 step standard buttonhole sorte stes li mone vo hot 2 sew reverse staph stich stop the fe ening computer at tna frst seh wW begin press the Quick rovoso button e top barack and the second Ko stop the sewing computer poss the Qc reverse buton the bottom bartack and securing stiches 5 step keyhole buttonhole 1 sow straight stitch towards stop the sewing computer press the Quick reverse bution
9. Stich plate markings the sich pates are marked wth vertical ines in milimeters or inches mm measurements are at the front 7 inch measurements are at he back the measurements correspond o the distance fom the needle o ine Feed dog Button on side Feed dog and fabric feed Let the fabric teed evenly Feed dog and stitch length ity each sich the feed dog moves forward by one step The length of this step is determined by the stich length Selected 55mm finch or mm measurements Removing the stitch plato noodle inserton point is postion 0 turm power switch off 0 center eod postion raise the presser foot and needle the mminch measurements are marked lower the feed dog to the right and left press tha stich plate down at the the ines heip to guide the fabie for right comer unti Tips up soving seams and for topstiching remove the stich piate the horizontal markings are help tor saving corners and butionholas etc Replacing the stitch plate Place the stitch plate over tha opening A cand press down unti it cicks into place Ld Ems Button flush with housing Button depressed Daring position Sewing position Tor reahand sewing e g daring freehand embroidery reehand quilting Tor embroidery wih the embroidery modus Puling pushing or holding back the fabric wil result in uneven stiches With an extremely short stich le
10. Ki 1 31 Practical stitches o o i H dm 8 Therap adie zo zag o0 0 o RISUS Hip m stich De o W 3 sete 18 Sugi sien uenho Naron sagopa HEC 2 anena sich pipes Somat sen Reece 32 63 Quilt stitches 64 180 Decorative stitches Sammary sitene rra aso as aurora 450 aurora 450 BERNINA 1 33 Practical stitches Straight stich gzag ar overock Running stich Securing stich Tip straight and tiple zig zag Double Super stretch stich 10 Standard buttonhole 11 Narrow butonhole 12 Stretch buttonhole 13 Round buttonhole 14 Round buttonhole with a square end 15 Keyhole butonhole 16 Keyhole buttonhole wih a tapered end 17 Heiloo uttonhole Straight stich butonholo 78 Buton sewon program 20 Zig zag eyelet 21 Straight stich eyelet 22 Daring program 23 Large fy itch Basing stich 25 Gathering stich 26 Stretch overlock 27 Jersey stch 28 Honeycomb stich 28 Universal stich 30 Sewnout zig zag 31 Lycra stoh 32 Stet stitch 33 Reinforced overlock 34 60 74 163 Decorative stitches 61 73 Quilt stitches Index A Entrada EE Song 57 Sotware T Adapter Altering stitches Decorate stiches Dany a Siten ergh El Sit wh Automatic buttonhole tomatic batonhol fot wih fide 28 5
11. Programming ss B Basis Butonoles s in Memory 2 ices 2 Basting stitch E Bind hem Fresteriont 5 Sawing B Bobbin winderpreension B E Acivatng BSR funcion Descivaig 2 Free quling is funcione pi Sour Buttons stop standard s St keyhole El Automate butonhole ct wit sida 5 s Btonhale niongtemn memory 81 Corded butonholes p Feeding alcompencato piss 5 ication Itercings and stabiizers Keyhole butonhole 55 Manual butornole s253 Overview 2 Overview and briet descriptions 3022 Programming tne length of butontolas E Standard butonhale E Stretch buttonhole 55 Thread tension 4 Button sew on program Carrying bag Carrying handie CFL sewing light n Cleaning 57 Combining stitch patterns Corecing in Memory Overview ot contents E 26 Practical and decorative stiches 26 Corded buttonhol Cover Thread take up cover D 4950 Da Details Embroidery module Seving embroidery computer E ECan PC Display on PC Embroidery functions Interrupted connection System requirements Eage stitching Embroidery EC on PC Display on PC Embroidery presser toot Embroidery stablizers embroidery Naedes Optional accessories Preparing Stabizers Sitch types Trread tension Thread Trouble shooting Embroidery designs Funcions Open
12. and wrong side of the fabric Daring and embroidery thread Fine mercerized cotton thread suitable for embroidery Metter 60 weight suggested wtih is embroddered on coton frc inportant embroidery 70 ecuvemants Embroidery sofware Requirements for embroidery operations BERNINA applies the widely used USB System requirements of your PC technology fo ther Sewing Embroidery systems In order to avoid undesirable Minimum requirements interaction between SERNINA deua Pentium 3 CPU 800 or higher USE devices and other USB devices Windows XP Prot and Home Service BERNINA recommends taking the Pack 2 folowing precautions 256MB RAM 2 USB ports Avoid turing the aurora Sewing 500MB avaiable space Embroidery System or ather USB BGB Hard Disk Memory on and ofl ishon intervals 16 Bit True Color Graphic Card When using an embroidery software wih dongle do not unplug donge Recommended requirements isa the software is running Pentium 4 CPU or higher During the embroidery etch out Windows XP Proft and Home Service Process do not unplug the USB cable Pak Batore tuming off the aurora Sawing Windows Vista Embroidery System aways cose the 512 MB RAM or higher 2 USB ports embroidery software and then unplug 2058 Hard Disk Memory the USB cable 750MB availabe space Ifyou intend to use a USB HUB device 3268 or higher True Color Graphie Card or other USB devices BER
13. combination will Se secured at the end the sewing computer stops dq Slide speed contro the motor speed can be peely adjusted rom mimm to maximum with he ede conval when winding the bobbin thread the Spoed of hs winder can be regulated wen the sewing computer is not sewing i the length keep button pressed quick stops the basic seting ofthe selected stich pinks constantly Mirror image lefright press the button mirror image of selected stich wil be Needle upidown n bo basic seting the arrow points up press the button bre the noedi wil go up or down same as the foot control press the button longer the needle wil go down the arrow onthe display points down tho sewing computer stops wah the down press the buton longer again the needle wil go up 2 the arrow onthe points up the sewing computer stops with the eed up 5 mem Memory press the men button mem wil appear on the display the empty memory spaces 90 or 60 andthe cursor bink Use the left arrow and ho mene bulton to scroll and program sitcnes letters and mumbes Needle position let button neede to the lelt 7 fight button needle to the right keap bution pressed quick steps 7 toil of 11 needle postions 5 len Bright and 1 center clear 7 press the button Sich length stich width needle Position
14. computer pulpe cable out of the holder on he back of the module broidery module attention must bo paid that ems fare on a flat and even surface Always separato the module and sewing computer for transportation Never t port them attached Removing the module unplug cable grip ihe back right comer to Iit the module and remove to the lett preparing tor embroidery Preparing the embroidery computer for embroidery Embroidery presser foot No 25 Needles for embroidery Lower the teed dog attach the Embroidery presser foot depending on the embroidery thread prase the button on the right side of the No 26 use needle sze 751090 Sewing computer to lower the feed dog raise the presser toot so thatthe use spacial embroidery or Mela noodle embroidery hoop can be attached for embroidery or metalic thread use an undamaged needle 7 the needle so that the embroidery hoop can be attached ODER ey eurer EM E EE Er Ecc EE nem mecum mmm 2 Fs Adjusting the thread tension Tho thread tension is adjusted manually sot tha read tension to 25 45 aurora the stitching quality 40 440 QE and 25 aurora 450 cardboard bobbins are used adjustments tor cultor unusual fabrics can be made f necessary Hooping the fabric Prepanng orembroder es Centering determine the ce embroidered mark with a fabro marker or chakk of the fab
15. down of motits forthe test use the same fabric and may lead to unsatisfactory resus stabilizer that you wil use the project important enter tomaton Different stitch types Underlay stitches underlay stiches are the foundation of a and are used to stablze the base fabric and hold itin shape They also prevent the covering siches of he motit from sinking into the knit or nap of the fabric Fancy il stitches to give areas a special effect stiches that create a moti with an area tobe filed Satin stitch the needle moves lett to right viceversa The reat is a vary dense covering zig zag siching ofthe shape Satin stitching fils are ideal for narrow and smal shapes Satin stitching is however not sutable fr larger areas oe wide here ho danger that wah too ong stiches the threads could catch on something which would damage the embroidery usually straight or satin stiches used to define a spoil area or areas examples are stright stitch double run Tle run satn thes are to cose and do not cover the fabric properly nation Stop stitch afl stich with stiches of spociiod Tengin sewn in rows used primary tof large areas quicky Jump stitches ong stiches that skip over fabric ator part ofthe mati finishes and the nert begins and ater the jump stitch securing stiches sewn jump stiches aro trimmed before the next colo
16. embroide Embroidery requirements Example computer program checks whether place the cursor on the orange element during data transfer the connection presser foot is raised lor without mouse cick between PC and embroidery computer animation wil be started showing is checked e teed dog is lowered how the element is positioned in the the coonocton is interrupted 1 in the highest position corect locaton motficaion in red appears so thatthe embroidery am can hero the presser fot should bo raised place the cursor on the red element move ciek pressor folis lowered or the an animation wil start showing the user embroidery process that al cable consecions have lobe each element whichis notin the corect checked positon wil ba highlighted in orange on fro display Soare EC on PC 73 French Border oot Brem C 16 min 7033 4 size Embroidery time and stitch count Color summary splay ofthe molt name width and display in minutes of the total embroide each color of the mot is represented as eghiinmm fy time of moti selected spool in the orginal color display ofthe total stien count othe for more than four colors scroll through selected further colors with the now visible right serol arrow lt 1110 Am mams rasiz EC oem mem s PTE m Color information Color selection
17. for stitching 38 to T US 1 to 25cm trom the edge guidet guide 0 sew inas guide the seam guide along a previously sewn ine of itches edge along the seam Needle position efor outer edge ght for inner edge nom edges Presser foot Bingstich fot No 5 Needle position agus the needle postion to select desired detance between rows ot opsttching or from fabrie edge Presser toot 430 440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 1 Reverse pattern toot Noc racial tones Appleton Securing stitch straight stitch Sitch Securing stitch No 5 Needle size and type suitable for the fabric selected Tread cotton or polyester Feed dog up Presser foot 4301440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 a50 Reverse pattern foot No 1C Securing stitch Seam end or ali fabrics press the Quick reverse 7 securos beginning and end of seam button on head the sewing computer secures automaticaly 5 stiches overs 5 stiches forward a D Sewing tong seame M Pico set begin and endo seam the sewing computer stops automati exact regular and safe securing in al cally when securing is compl fabrics Seam begin the sewing computer secures seam automatically 5 stiches forward 5 stiches reverse continue with straight stich forward Darning program Sitch 430 Darning program No 18 40QE Darning program No 20 a50 Darning program No 22 eode
18. fot into holder E ments and drawers are available as Buttonhole foot wih side can be optional extras sored in compartment G the selection box can be stored compartment H Attaching the accessory box to the sewing computer the presser foot else the doors push teet back into postion attach the box to the sewing computer catch A must engage inserting the presser foot ter into the opening J Removing the accessory box press can A on the top of 1e box remove box to the rear Reinforced soft cover protects rom dust and dit protects sewing computer when transporting compartments tor accessories accessories 7 Optional accessories BERNINA Specialty Presser Feet The standard selection of presser teet covers most normal sewing requirements but we recommend the use of BERNINA specially presser teet for spoci sewing tasks such as quilting arioom sewing home decorating tailoring ec They are avaiable from your BERNINA dealer E mm 4 se 19 Z bis Sg 18 E Buttonhole foot Jeans foot Edge stitch foot Zipper foot with Button sew on Braiding foot Batonhales Straight etichingin Straightsttch guide foot Zigzag sch tick fim fabrics Stiching edges Sewing in zippers Sewing on buttons Couchingwih Straight stich hooks and eyes 3mm or igt cord E E E as E s7 Punching Kit Pi
19. moved too fast an acoustic Sina is heard provided the beeper function has been previously activated see page 46 BSA lot Appicaton as By activating the BSR function the sewing compu ter sews either continuously at a reduced molor speed mode 1 standard moving the fabric mode 2 As long as the BSR pre foot is illuminated red adjustments like threading and changing the needle for example must not be carried out The sewing computor is Stil in BSR mode and the sedie wil engage whi fabric is moved uninten tionally Without fabric feed the BSR mode is turned ofa approx 7 seconds and the Ted light goes of Please refer tothe Safety Instructions BSR function can be sewn in 2 separato modes of operation BSR mode 1 is the active standard on pressing the foot contral or tho Start Stop buton the neede starts to move continuously moving the fabric undr the fot wil engage the sewing comperto acces through the continuous needle move ment securing in the same positon possible without pressing an addtional baton press extemal button No 2 of the stich selection see page 29 to engage BSR mode he sewing computer only starts ifthe foot contral or Start Stop button s pressad and the fabric moved simul heousiy the movement o the ftri determines ho sewing speed securing the Securing function bution must be pressed Press external bution No 1 ol the stich Sel
20. oniy just pierce the Erish raw edges of the fold fale the hem and baste or pin in place guida the feted edge evenly fete garment back over he ight long the metal guida on the id of fabre to expose the finished fact even depth Tomer edge see drawing piace work under the presser foot with the guide positoned against the folded back fabrie Sewing the needle shouid just pierce the edge ofthe foid as wih hand sewing adjust the sich with to suit the fabric ahersewing about 1001 check ides ot fabric and adjust wath again f necessary Basting stitch No 19 4400 Basting stitch No 21 aso Basting stitch No 24 size and type suitable for the fabric selected Cottonipolyesteridaring thread down Darning foot No 9 Basting stitch c forall work which requires averylong Y 92 Seeuringitixing te thread 7 few basting stiches at for basing seams hems quits etc the beginning and end of a 7 temporary joining soam easy to remove Basting Preparation use fine daming thread tor pin work horizontally to basting direction basting as itis easier to to prevent the layers sipping remove Basting temporary joining position wore under presser foot and ew one stich hold threads when staring to sew Bl work rom behind to the required lengh of the stich one stich and repeat the procedure Decorate sches Appicaton as Decorative stitch
21. ot the presser oot select oo wide a width ooo long stich the edge shouid fat and not roil AMAA AAA AULA AL over the into the air on the other side use a fine daring thread tor ightweight fabre Sewing on Elastic Shirring Elastic Cord gt Sin Univeral stitch No 24 Universal sth No 26 Universal sth No 29 stich width depende on width of elastic type and size to suit the fabric selected Son polyester Feed dog up Presser foot 430 440 QE Reve Embroidery foot No 6 optional accessory Sewing on Eas Yor gathering long lengths c fabric 1 tor rules ounces in fne fabrics garments sportswear and doli doting crat etc works wel lor gathered sieeve edges and neck openings paration Git elastic to length required laste adjusting the stitch with obo slighty wider than the Bast needle must not pierce the elastic after sewing adjust he gathers evenly T lock Sitch and Toot No 2A 450 No 2 430 440 QE Embroidery with satin stitch Experiment wih adjusting the Sitch wl or new decorative tect needle goes nto fabric on onesideand San Stitch dense stich used fr appliqu embroidery ec Shorten stich length satin stich Seting be indicated by parallel ine on stitch length bar Secure tho beginning and end IE ot elastic Sow a eu straight stitches backwards and forwards to secure the
22. serol special characters backwards 1D ot Pattern end Pattern repeat press the button while sewing ia sewing computer stops at ina end of the active single stich or the actve stitch ina stitch combination n Memory press and release bution before sewing the Patten end symbol appears on the splay asinge stich or he frst stich of a stich Combination in the Memory be sown 1x the sewing computer wil stop when continuing to sew the Patem end function tumed of again and the Pattar end symbol disappears press button unti beep is heard betore Sowing the Patten end symbol appears onthe display atch or sich combinaton in the Memory wil be sewn tx Ina Patto ond funcion is active as long as ihe button is pressed again until a boop is heard betore sewing the Patter end symbol on the display disappears of button Standard graphic display press button and enter desired stitch umber the stich be displayed graphically image Alternative numeric display press button unt a short beep is heard Ina display of he active stich wil change om graphic mage ta numeri num ber further stiches wil now bo displayad numerically number such again to standard in the Entering 3 digit stitch numbers press button unii the number appears enter the other bwo numbers as Start Stop button starts and stops the sewing comp
23. the fot control Tower the presser foot siari the BSR mode by pressing foot control the BSR active S symbol appears on the display ated ight appears on the presser foot the foot control must be pressed continuously during sewing the speed of the sewing computer will bo regulated by ihe movement of the fabric by releasing the oot contrai the BSA mode wil be stopped 2 With the Start Stop button reli tha fol conto 2 lower he presser toot start the BSA made by pressing the Start Stop button the BSR acive gt symbol appears onthe SE splay a red ight appears on the presser foot the speed of the sewing computor wil be regulated bythe movement of he fabric press tno Start Stop button again or actuate the presse oo iter to stop the BSR mode Holding the work hoig and guide the taut fabric wth both hands ifthe fabric moved abruptiy sudden stops or quick acceleration some stiches may tum out sightly shorter or longer continuous movement of the fabrie no abrupt movements under he foot wil Provide best resus move the fabric in one direction for best resus BSR mode deactivation pullout the plug o tha BSA presser foot Sonneckon cable on the sewing compu remove the BSR pressor oot BSA lot Appicaton 47 Using the Start Stop button to deact vate the BSR function n mode ihe fabri is not moved tor about 7 seconds tha BSR mode deactivates display switches to BSR and th
24. Dear Customer BERNINA has added another great sewing and embroidery Computer to tha very successi aurora product ine The new aurora 450 has a new hock system which enables you dear BERNINA customer to make wider stiches Now BERNINA offers tree diferent aurora modes the BERNINA customer can choose their perfec sewing and embroidery computer according to her needs and wishes Al aurora models have the capability to add the word famous BERNINA Stich Regulator Tho aurora 440 QE has Ps great presser foot included in ha standard accessors The aurora 430 440 450 are designed to give you the best sewing features possible If you choose to expand your creativo possitis by exploring the world of embroidery you connect your sewing computer to your home PC and purchase an embroidery module your BERNINA Dealer End you can become an embroidery virtuoso wish you great satisfaction and a wondertul experience wih your new aurora sewing and embroidery computer Uetschi President BERNINA Intemational AG UP een uo CH 8266 Steckborn L War Bernina com BERNINA 2 satay IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using an electrical appliance basic safety the folowing Read all instructions befor tutions should always be followed including using this sewing computer When the sewing computer is not in use it should be disconnected from the electricity supply by remov
25. Embroidery progress place the cursor on the desired cor m seroling forward though colors already embroidered are india he spool enlarged and the Colors cn be done wth ted by an empty vertical spo folowing information wil be displayed on the computer the remaining total embroidery ime as thread brand read number color keyboard wel as the embroidery ime ofthe active umber dem Color wit bo displayad poston of the current color toa Color summary umber ot ali coors embroidery time of ts color 1 total siten count ofthis color ick on the desired color amp active color wil bo highlighted in color in the embroidery the embroidery hoop will move to the Sart point of the color selected ubi cick on a color the embroidery process can be started dhecdy with tue color se also Changing embroidery olor sequence manual page 76 goo Start Stop icon on the PC display s gray inactive if the calibration was not success S ble it starting the embroidery process s possible ick th he mouse on the con the embroidery hoop wil move and the hoop wil be checked hoop is missing wrong one attached hs wil be lustaled o the user in animation mouse cick onthe animation andthe starting screen reappears during the transfer of he data trom the PC to embroidery module an hour Jass is visible in the of e embroidery computer s
26. NINA recommends using the USB Standard ot Version 2 The aurora embroidery system is BERNINA recommends cing al operated by the BERNINA embroidery running computer programs we Sofware PC embroidery software and embroidering wiht the embroidery recy on the personal computer by the Sotware EC on PC programs EC on PC software Peter Paral pps 1a PC ara laptop BERNINA embroidery software BERNINA embroidery software The sofware is necessary to open and et rotate ee embroidery designs Reter 1o enclosed CD ROM for user instructions BERNINA EC on PC software Embroidery Control on Personal Computer The PC software EC on PC wil be installed automatically wih embroidery software can be positioned and Embroidered wi ve software When the aurora Sewing Embroidery System is in the embroidery mode the foot Control must be unplugged avoid errors with embroide ry via personal computor no Virus scanner must be activa ted It the aurora 430 440 QE 450 is connected to the computer USB hub the system can cause difficulties when turning off the aurora 430 440 QE 450 with running embroidery software depending on the PC configuration These diiculties easily remedied by rebooting the PC Stitching in the already started motit can be resumed at the last stitch withthe function Embroidery sequence control and Saved embro idery position see page 75 Embroid
27. Stet fabric into daring hoop optional accessory to prevent dstorion usa the side on table Sowing MBA move the daring hoop smoothiy by work om left to right without using pressure when changing direction on top and on Bottom move in curves avoid points as tis prevents holes and tread breakage workin diferent so that the is sost in the fabric VOTE 00951970299 ODEO 1 Stitch over the hole sow the first rows to cover the hol not too close sewing beyond the wom area work tna rows in iregular lengths tum work by a quarter tum 90 2 Cover the first rows ovar tha frst rows not too cose for a sot fish tum work by a hal tum 180 P poor siten orton Te tessa e raon he Ee cU dS Saca olere cusa Thread breaks thread breakage a pro could be that he hoop s nol being moved smoothly 3 Complete darning sew loosely andin samo drockon as 2nd stitches Aopen Zig zag Stitch Stich Zigzag sich No 2 Newser sizo and type for the fabric selected Tow eanan or Feed dog up Presserisck 430 440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 p Reverse pattern foot No 1C Zig zag Stitch suitable for all fabrics e Oversewing edges use tnevarover 1 elastic seams 7 decorative sewing Oversewing Edges guide edge o fabric into the center
28. Water soluble stabizers ideal protecion orfabricswihathickor after dissolving lay tha down fiat looped p e such as towaling also and let dry prevents the embroidery feeds from water soluble tablizer can also be inking into the fabric or the fabrie removed by gently tearing it away when hreads rom poking out between the used as a topping non washable stitching fabrics tke velvet on top oftoweing and igh nap fabrics backed by appropriate stabizer Application forfabrie and mot ideal for toweling velvet boucl knits use spray adhesive to fix stab izer i ES necessary ideal forfine sheer fabrics such as Tor fabric with a pila reinforce wih rgandy batiste ete done sube recommended forse as a deber wrong side if necessary wih low stich count motifs use heavier water soluble stabilizer to Siten ace mots Important embroidery information Choosing an embroidery motit matite with alow stich count are Suitable for embroidery on fabric large scale densely embroidered motis e wih color and embroidery direcion changes are suitable for medium and heavyweight fabrics Embroidery test Scaling Sizing motis aways sich an embroidery testona motle can bescalediized win Sampie fabric Adjust cokor thread the BERNINA embroidery software on qual neede stich density tension the PC to suit the molt necestary extensive scaling up or
29. a red light on the presser toot goes out In mode 2 ithe quilting is stopped by stopping to move the fabric addtional th wil be sewn depending on the needle positon The sewing computer wil ways stop with the neadi up even it he arrow in the screen points doum feusoonciee Buttonholes Important information aurora 420 440 QE Thread tension rond the bobbin thread through the nga of the bobbin case the bobbin tension Ite tighter thie gives the bends on the right side of the fabric rounded appearance the buttonhole looks more attractive Sew both beads at tha same speed Marking buttonhole Manual buttonhole mark the buttonhole length in the desired position use Buttonhole foot No 3C 3 optional accessor Keyhole buttonhole nar the bead length the length eje wil bo added when he buttonhole is sewn Test sewing ways sew a test sample on the fabric with stabi izer you intend to use select the buttonhole you intend to Sew the buttonhole in the same racion on the fabrie with or against ho grain cut the butionhole open Bush the button through adjust the buttonhole length it ecessany imp reinforces buttonholes and enhances their appearance Thread tension set upper trend tension to 25 Buttonhole symbol the bobbin tension is a itle tighter which gives the beads on right side of the fabs a sigh rounded app
30. ace Tho new needie Boston green crass e displayed clicked place needle poston use the arrow keys to position the hoop move it unt the exact on e selected point Positioning the motif Gy cick on the zoom symbol unt the an bo easily viewed inthe scroon ck Move motiv symbol move the unti the green crass needle poston and the moii staring Point ciclo match sse p 75 use he arrow keys on the keypad to accurately poston the moti alls Note 1t stating and end point of a motit are in tha contro thoy can be redefined in embroidery software refer 19 user instructions p 259 senes aura a Summary stitches aurora 430 aurora 430 aurora 430 RNI BERNINA FLETE 1 28 Practical stitches ia Straight stich gt Zigzag Securing stich straight and tiple zig zag Douie 9 Super stretch stich 10 Standard buttonhole 11 Narrow battonhole 12 Stretch buttonhole Keyhole butonhole 14 Straight stich butonholo 15 Handicok buttonhole 16 Button sew on program Straight stich eyelet 1 2 3 Running tien 5 7 Vari overook o o 21 Gathering stich 27 Stretch ston 28 Knit overlock 29 44 66 150 Decorative stitches 45 65 Quilt stitches summary sites aurora 440 aurora 40 aurora 440 aurora 440 E BERNINA BERNINA 1 4
31. ace the cursor on the visbl arrows without cing the embroidery mot is moved horizontal or vertically press the ett button simultaneously to move the mati aster Positioning of motif within the hoop thi option is available when the posto ring mode active Place the cursor on the moti within the iue hoop the cursor becomes a small hand and drag the to the desired position release mouse button and drop the motit ifthe outside the embroidery area the color ofthe rame changes trom blue to red for better positioning activate the grid it required E Note the Start Stop button is clicked on when is with a red rame he ambroidery process ro start because the can not be embroidered in the selected postion Move the embroidery stunt the ame changes fom red CHR lt sn ee Position hoop 1 hoop wil be moved uni the needle is exact inthe contr of the motit 2 the hoop willbe moved unti the needle is exacty inthe cent blue point wil app the icon 3 the hoop willbe moved until the needle is exactly on the beginning ofthe selected color this procedure can also be done with on the computer keyboard be activated by clicking on them again Accurate positioning of mati in the hoop ek on the icon with the cursor and t postioning mode wil be activat
32. al sitch E Presser foot 5 s snm s Safety instructions 2 Save Memory 2529 Alphabets 28 Memon 29 ingin Memory 29 buone 2425 Numbers 22 Opening in Memory 26 Programming 2628 Samples 27 Temporary altered stich memory 33 Screen Display z Clearing s7 Seam guide presser foot 5 35 Seam guide on side on table Settings Balance 2 Presser fot pressure 2 Thread tension 7 Setting up the seving lembroidery computer Embroidery module Sewing computer 1017 sewing Accessories Funcion buttons 2425 Letters Alphabets 25 28 Reverse sewing 25 Sewing comers El Sewing itch combinations 26 28 Sewing wih BSR Special characters 25 Using compensating plates 21 Sewing ont CFL Hon n Sewing on Sewing speed Foot contol E Spaad control E Side on table Spool dises 5 Spool pin Horizontal spool pin 12 Supplementary spool pin 13 14 Stabilizer E Stitch patterns Display 2 Er Selecting 2 Stitch plate Atachinghemoving Cleaning 57 Optional accessories 7 61 T ma Embroidery related information 18 Threading Lower thread 15 64 Tuin and tipple needle 13 Upper thread 12 64 Thread cutter 9 14 15 16 Thread guide Thread take up H Thread take up cover E Thread tension utonhales Embroidery Di Tension adiusting wheel Tension dic 3 Upper thread 7 Trouble shooting E straight stitch E T
33. ase aurora 450 Pm power switch to 0 of and pul out plug rom electric remove the bobbin case lan the hook race never use a sharp instument inse the bobbin case Service notification X isle on he when the sewing Computer must be aken for a seva fo He BERNINA deale aher approx 2 000 000 stiches the seice was cone bythe BERNINA oniar te sch countar wil 0 and e doas appear can be cleared temporariy by pressing the bution but wil appear again when rear th sewing computer fer learing wth cire forthe third ine canes rticaton doas not appear anymore tho nex sevice at approx 400000 stiches Lubricating rm power swich to 0 of and pul ut plug rom electric outlet squeeze one drop of into the hook fun the sewing computer far a shor time witout tread to prevent soing your socket before cleaning or lubricating Enviromental Protection X BERNINA is committed to the protec tion of the environment We strive to minimize the environmental impact of Gur products by continuously impro ving product design and our technolo y of manufacturing Atend of please dispose this product in environmentally responsio way according the national drective Do not throw away this product with your household waste In case doubt please contact your dealer
34. broidery Details Accessories Setting up the embroidery computer Important embroidery information Embroidery operating requirements Bernina embroidery software Software EC on PC Starting to embroider Moga Hoop Stitch summary Index aer 7 2021 Hs HU 30 56 84 85 a eytosons Key to signs Addlional intorma lon on the comes ES EISE Vi tind on the relevant page SY Very important Risk of damage rights reserved n ordar to improve the product and for our customers beneit al of the Sewing and embroidery computer s features parts and accessories are Subject to unannounced changes and alterations at any time Text Herbert Stolz Drawings Maller Meizer ID Keuzingen Design concept Susame Ribi Copyright 2008 BERNINA Intemational AG Sieckbom Accessories Standard accessories Accessories 1 5 bobbing ane in bobbin case eot conoi 2 Neede selecion 107058 1 instruction manual 3 Seam eper 1 power cable n 1 waranty card 5 Seam guide Free Hand System presser toot iter Haigh compensating icol 1 Side on abe 7 Spool dace 7 Seam guide Tor side on table 5 Smatecrowetver 1 CD ROM Angular tore key 7 S chpatem card 10 Foam pad 11 Oner ied aurora 430 440 0E aurora 450 AJ sA DOS p E Reverse pattem Overlock foot Automatic bution Zipper foot Blindstitch foot fo
35. case ol thread breaka Gor tread end licking on tha icon wal Tetum the embroidery hoop tothe last stich betore tread breakage Move hoop Check motit size the embroidery hoop wil be highighted check i he postion of the matt and t inblue when the cursor is inthehoop postion of the fabric maich chek the mouse to move the hoop tathe the comers of the frame are shown by Selected place ft moves vitually on circles Screen and physically the embroidery by cickng on the circles clockwise in tum moau the mot stitching area is read and the cursor indicates t needle position checked with 4 steps comers can also be selected with FS Fl FT and FB with the Maga Hoop use F5 to F8 to travel to the comers Move the hoop between the upper lower comers amp Saved embroidery position viso when tho embroidery sequence contral is acive and embroidery process has already started forthe curent most Resuming embroidery atter interupton to power failure Swich on PC and embroidery computer start embroidery software and EC on PC soe p 71 cick Embroidery sequence conto king on the icon visti next tort wil retum the embroidery hoop 1o the last siten before restating go back a few stiches manuali if recossary betore restating go back a few stitches with tne arrow keys i necessary embroidery Sequence selectable as
36. cutter with your hand rahanmer Buttonhole Balance 1 Balance for automatic and manual buttonholes any Balance alterations to tho manual and auto length bultonholes affect both beads identically because they are sewn in the recon the keyhole or eya is balanced as falows straight stiches unti the sewing computer changes o the keyhole ar eye hen siop the sewng computer press the Balance bution Keyhole is distorted to the right picture press the right Need postion bution the keyhole wil be corrected to the lett sowatet ei0 Keyhole is distorted to the ott picture B prese the lett Needle poston button the keyhole wil be corrected to the right sowatest Buttonholes OR 500122008712 imam n ui aurora 430 70 Standard butonhole 17 Namowbutonhale 12 Stretch buttonhole Keyhole buttonhole 14 Straight stich buttonhole 15 Handiookbultonhole FEEEEE Buttonholes are not only practical closures they can also be used for a decorative effect Manual buttonhole site Needle Tread Feed dog Presser toot aurora 440 QE aurora 450 Na 10 Standard buttonhole No 10 Standard buttonhole No 11 Narrow No 11 Narrow buttonhole No 12 Stretch buttonhole No 12 Stretch buttonhole No 13 Round buttonhole No 13 Round buttonhole No 14 Keyhole buttonhole No 14 Round butonhole with square end
37. dau 47 improves fabric food to prevent abr stretching the default seting is always visible it adjust pressure so that tne fabric stil bini feeds Bn u 5 Balance Diferent fabrics threads stabilizers and interacings can affect programmed stiches so that sometimes they might not jon might overlap Le Ino stiches that make up he pater are too close together or too far apart These effects can be corrected with ta Balance so that the stitch formation can be adjusted where necessary to suit the abr Balance for practical and decorative stitches When sewing soft fabrics such as jersey or tricot the fabric tends to stretch under the presser ool which also stretches the Sch being sewn For example ha Honeycomb Stich opens up and is too long Thicker fabrics might cause the stich to overlap making short Correcting with the Balance is vary easy Test sew frst m 5 i e OF e o O Os Eneas Display aurora 4207 40 QE aurora 450 Sereen 23 0 1 2 3 4 555 cBB aan ob 5 BB oB 01234556789 LULA Geesetesses 4s 2 U mn Hu PES gt BSRR oa J 3 Satin stitch denso shortziozag stich 10 Triple digital display 16 Miror mage et ht 2 Sien length pasc sating 1 Presser plays 17 Pater bogin Pattern end constant
38. eam closed and clean finish 102 zipper as a decorative element seam allowance TL J sew a visible zipper into ine baste or pin zipper in place so that fabri as cecoratva element fabric folded edges meet over the center ofthe zipper To sew around the zipper pull cose the zipper and sew up to Sewing about Z Scm away rom the open zipper a tle pul start sewing om top let stop with the needle down in 1 position the fot so the neede stiches the fabri raise the presser Bong the edge of the zipper coils foot Open zipper puling the stop in tront of the pull needle positon tab below the needis lower Somm raise the presser Toot and close Presser ool and continue to oper again Sow continue to sew to the base of the Zipper eade positon down Starting to sew trn fabric and sew across seam old threads when node position down string and pull the turn fabric agam and sew second side fabric genty behind needle ofthe zipper rom bottom to tap tor a few stiches Variation Sew both sides of zipper trom Zipper tape or firm fabric bottom to top stich formation usea suitable for all fabrics with or grain 90 100 needle eg veivet prepare zipper as described above Siart sewing in he seam ofthe zipper and and sew frst sde rom bottom to sew the second side the same way Tom botom o top Piecing stitch Straight stitch Stich Straight stitch No 1 Needle size and
39. earance the buttonhole looks more atractve gimp reinforces butonholes and enhances their appearance Sow both beads at the same speed Automatic buttonhole mark the length of just one buttonhole after sewing the frst buttonhole the length Tor all subsequent butonholes is automaticaly programmed mark the beginning o al subse quent butonholos dee Automatic buttonhole foot No 3A Bulky buttons with bulky butions roll crown buige time et add approx 3 5mm to the uttonhol length depending on he and bulk ofthe Button To adjust the bead width alter the stitch width Stitch length adjustments Stich length adjustments aoc both buttonhale beads spacing beween the stitches reprogram the buttonhole length afier hanging the sch length Correct interfacings or stabilizers for buttonholes for best results always sew buttonholes for thick and uly fabrics an embroidery n area thai ined wth interfacing tabiizer can be used The abi feeds ihe intertacing should sui the fabric Sener ype Buttonholes with cord Cord Ideal cords use cording to reinforce butonholas Perla cotion No 8 enhance their appearance svong hand sewing thread ofthe cord shoud be atthe ond fne crock ofthe buttonhole most subject to wear ord where button sewn an Boston he work accordingly Hooking tho cord in the Automat
40. ected thread type and structure determine which thread weight neadi size and needle shouid bo used Needle summary BERNINA requires needle system 130705 H This system number refers to shank shape as well as to length and form of the neadi point Checking the needle condition The needle condition shoud be checked and the needle replaced regular defective needle not oniy damages the fari but also the sewing computer 130 705 H Shark diameter 07 mm need size Need point eg madian bl pon Fist snark Star lengh V In order to check the needlothread compatibiity the correct size thread must correspond with the correct size neede a Correct needlethread combination When sewing the thread should ravel meaty down the long groove on the arent ofthe needle Too thin thread or too thick needle The sewing thread has co much play in the groove This could lead to skipped stiches and damage toe thread Cx Too thick thread or too fine needle The thread rubs onthe edges ofthe groove and can ge jaamad This can Break the thread Needle summary Many materiais easier to sew i the appropriate need is used 52 04 03 30 EN 20 such ple ted og and ate teea Stitch plate m il le mm inch ar mm measurements just aurora 450
41. ection to engage BSR mode 1 as toot Apteaton Preparation lower the teed dog presser foot pressure must be reduced Sepending the tabi ype and thickness attach the desired presser foot sole to the BSR presser oot removing sole press boh buttons Gee arrows on each side of the foot dice the sole down the groove at an ange attaching the soe cid the scle up in he groove unti t clicks ino paco Using the following functions in the BSR mode Needle stop down default the arrow points down on the display the sowing computer stops with needle down when taking foot of fet contral Needle stop up press the needle stop button arrow points up the sewing computer stops th nega up when taking foot of foot contol Raise or ower the needle press the needle stop bution longer or y pressing tne heel on the foot control he needle can be lowered or raised Securing with Start Stop button only mode 1 lace fabric under presser foot then Tomer pressor foot press needle stop button twice to take Up loner thread ald upper and lower thread and press the Stat Slop button to start the BSA mode sew 5 8 securing stiches press the Start Stop button to stop the BSR mode cut the threads press the Start Stop button to restart the BSR mode and continue Securing function only mode 2 press the Securing funcicn buton Press the foot control or S
42. ed can also be activated wih F on the computer keyboard clicking on the directional arrows move the motit wahin the embroidery hoop to the desired postion in smal steps the tour arrows on the keyboard he can be postioned exacty the embroidery moves by 0 2mm sach time he key is pressed ithe key is pressed as wel the moves by 2mm color motit icon is inactive the colors wil be embroidered individually which is standard itne icon is activa the complete moti wil be embroidered in one color without stopping Ihe embroidery motit and the color information wil be displayed in ane color 76 EC on Pe Funtone Checking the hoop type e g after hoop change place the cursor embroidery arm the embroidery arm becomes blue by cicking on the embrcidery am tho wil move and ta attached hoop shown en the ce Embroidery sequence control Changing embro idery color sequence manu ly 1 embroidery sequence control the embroidery moti can be read stich by stich with the arrow keys ithe Cirle key is pressed in addiion the Stops be increased to 10 stiches with Page up Page down cowards the steps wil be increased to 100 stiches cick on the symbol again the hoop retums to the fst sth in the matt embroidery process interrup ion in
43. elastic Quick hem finish tor children s or doll coring sew sleeve edges wih elastic before sewing seams Practical stiches Appcston Stretch Overlock Seam E Sich Needle Thread Feed dog Presser foot 44006 Stretch overlock No 23 aso Stretch overlock 26 universal ballpoint or stretch cotton or polyester up 430 440 QE Overlock foot 2 Reverse pattern foot No 1 D Overlock foot No 2A Reverse pattern foot No 1 Closed Seam overock seam in coarse or loose knits Sewing stretch overlock along the fabric E stich should sow over the edge of the fabric on he right swing ot he Desde Varioverlock No 3 size and type suitable for ho fabric selected cotton or polyester up 180 440 Overlock foot No 2 Reverse pattern foot No 1 aso Overiock foot No 2 Reverse pattern toot No 1 Overiock foot No 2A No 2 is specialy designed tor overlock stiches The pin on the foot allows for more thread in esen stich so thatthe elasticity of the seam is maintained Closed seam Stretchy seam in fine sft knits such as sik jersey and interlock Sowing guide the raw edge along t overlock foot the stich wl torm over the pin and over the edge of the fabric pin onthe 40 praca stones Double overlock seam E 2 Need 8 Threat Feed dog Presser foot Flat Joining Seam E Sie Neede Thread Feed dog Presser f
44. ery sotware 71 5 M X Estote Design Turning on the sowing and embroidery Starting embroidery software computer double cick on embroidery sofware power switch I on icon on your Windows desktop selest onnect fhe 058 connection cableto Program embroidery software he personal computer and the designa ted Connecton on fight side ofthe sewing computar 1 Opening motis Sk ha Opens kon in fe babar 1 fh Open ete aon Stet our Hes pentodon acano DUET oe Starting to embroider frst REMOVE the HOOP 7 eek on the icon Write to Machine 1 1 activate the aurora models field in tne opened window press OK gt 3 1 software EC on PC wil be started ater a seconds embroidery module icon appears inthe spay of the embroidery computer embroidery foot No 26 wil be displayed the embroidery module moves tho embroidery module is being calibrated attacn hoop the needle position must now match the hoop centre use hoop template ot realign the hoop see p 77 stus EC on PC Embroidery process EC on PC PC display mme displayed in color the smallest possible hoop for the Solcted mattis displayed the need postion marked by afine greon cross is at the start point af he frst colar Displays on the PC dim ad Connection between and
45. es Decorative stitch size and type suitable or the fabric selected cotton decorative Feed 802 Up Presser foot 430 440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 so Reverse foot No 1C Open embroidery foo No 20 optional accessory for aurora 430 450 Embroidery foot No optional accessory Reverse Pattern foot with clear sole No 24 optional accessory Embroidery foot with clear sole No 39 optional accessory Decorative stitches Ju er any malarial Decorative stiches on single 7 io decorare and embelish Ze layer ot tarie P vays usa saber asa Siten selection tacking ana remove siabiizer Ppress appropriate buton aller sowing is compete Altering the basic settings Deleting functions canbe adasia your om press ia i buton ERI tastes delete special functions reduce sch width eg fr doll clothes individual by pressing the appropriate con buon Altering stitch width Activate needle stop down A e ten sewing long seams irevents tabac sipping when decccabvosichwih preset o ad wah and lengi Altering stitch length soror Activate pattern end tution decane stich win longer d hl sewing redicad with i saving computer sop aer ech ace ich C decorative sith wih j shorened eng E combining with functions every stitch can be combined win irent cione more han one uncon can be used win inde etches Method Combining basic setin
46. ex against To attach the table to side of othe at needle and presser toot Side overireeam to the ightunlit Seam guide engages side into extension table guides from eit orig can be moved over tul table length Scale 505 coraspords to the center needle poston sening up me sening computer Threading the upper thread attach the appropriate spool disc ameter of spool determines dis size ere muet be no clearance between he cand he spool tread through rear quide A thon in sit of upper read tension 1 1 pul onn o night ot ha cover 0 B iake oad upto be aol the over direction he arrow tin the take up ever iake tread down and tough guides D E Attaching the thread spool aso f needle and presser foot im the power scho 0 gt o artach a fam pad piace thread on spool holder in Sich way atio thread unwinds ces safety instruction Sating up the sewing computer Threading the Double Needle r Threading the First Thread Threading the Second Thread Place thread spool on horizontal spool when using the supplementary spool pin Pin and thread vericall always adachthe foam pad guide the thread to the tront in the sit prevents to thread rom geting caught past he tension disc A on the right on the spool pin ES Place thread pool on the addt
47. ext color 1 press he Start Stop bution to resume change color ot he upper thread fhe sitering according Embroider w h the new color Interrupting embroidery press the Start Stop buton ding Cutting thread ends after embroidery smbroderng the presser oot the embroidery computor wil stop remove the embroidery hoop the immediately embroidery arm animation that appears can shit cut threads and any connecting threads when activated ose to the mot some of the functions can now be take care that the bobbin thread is not Selected again or press the blueretum utto closely tothe sch plate when amowio retum to the starting screen removing the embroidery hoop This Prevents tanging when starting again age Hoop 70 Mega Hoop special accessory Open or create open a reler to page 71 on how to open a moti ihe Maga Hoop fle contains Mega Hoop compatbie stock designs Select and ecit tif wished or create your own Mega Hoap designs Repositioning the into Position 1 move the hoop until it engages into postion 1 top Poston 2 Staring the embroidery process puller push the hoop un engage Perte page Ton how sa Fi potion zone Fepositoning Mage Sn anmated appears when tis Roop Postion s ris the presser Toot T Carly move hoop unti engages 1 pres he rot push buto
48. g center 7 Sewing computer connecting cable Cable holder 0 stanara accessories Standard accessories Large oval embroidery hoop Embroidery presser foot No 28 Embroidery needle range ClassaSsmm Template for embroidery hoop el Net for upper thread spools pull ver Embroidery software BERNINA USB connecting cable for PC Upper thread spool for even spooling mouse pad embroidery software Carrying bag Optional accessories Optional accessories Small embroidery hoop 72x50mm Medium embroidery hoop 100x130mm Mega Hoop 150x400mm for normal use and ree arm embroide Template for medium embroidery hoop Template to Mega Hoop Blue template for normal use Red template for roe arm embroidery Adapter tree arm embroidery Straight stitch plate 450 Straight stitch plate 430 440 QE BERNINA Huliplespoolhoidor BERNINA Embroidery software Suitcase system tor sewing computer and embroidery module eg Reter to tho Accessories catalogue for more information on sewing embroideny BERNINA embroidery cards BERNINA border embroidery software and quling accessories or Mini Box plus or Magic Box plus Wins berina com Connecting the adapter for free arm embroidery Tho adapter is used for embroidering tubular teme sleeves trousers infant eme socks e on the frae am of computer
49. gs and Select stich A functions m can actieve some exciing elects iy combining basic setings wih varous atone oF Deleting functions Desc ne sce bution select func minorinage B Geleta special funcione indvidual by im Dressing tne appropriate uncon buton Decorate stone Appleton Hand look quilt stitch su am Quit stich 49 He te dinoe Quit sith No 44 No 60 No 61 fe gf Quin sch 2 Neca sie and type suitable for he fabric selected Upper read monofilament Bobbin esi 3072 cotton thread Food cog up Presser foot 490 440 QE Revers pattern foot No 1 Reverse pattern foot No 1 Freehand quilting Sie Neede Teac Feed dog Presser fot Walking foot No 50 optional acc for aurora 430 450 Hand look quilt stitch Suitable for fabrics and work which 7 4 Portect comers should look hand sewn Pattern end and 2507 Needle stop down and pivot Sowing test the work tha bobbin thread is pulled to the right when pivoting make sure that sde the fabric does not become 1 stichis visible bobbin thread distorted 1 ie visi monofilament hancock ect Monofilament breaks sew mare sly Upper thread tension reduce upper read tension depending onthe fabrie increase the slightly tension 6 3 Balance aus stich with the Balance it necessary Straight stitch No 1 size and type suitable or the fabric selected m
50. ic Sewing buttonhole foot with side No 3A sew the buttonhole in the usual manner 2 insert the needle at he Beginning ofthe hook the cordoverthe pin atthe back of donot hold the cod the foot the buttonhole wil form over the cord the presser toot bring the cords to the font ofthe fact covering t guide the cord under the ight pull Tem into the sli Hooking the cord onto presser foot No 3C No 3 special accessory inseri the neede atthe beginning of the battle raise the presser foot Pook the cord over the center pin on t paco bth ends of the cord in the grooves onthe sole of the foot and pull them to the back lower the presser foot front at the foot Securing the cord Cutting buttonholes open puI he cord through the buttonhole untl using the seam ripper cut rom the ends he loop disappears into the end oft towards the mide order not to et the ends of short atonboles by mistake place a pin at tha end ofthe buttonhole for additonal socary pull ends a tne cord through to wrong side the fabric knot or secure with stiches Sewing sew the buttonhole in the usual manner do not hold the cord the buttonhole wil Torm over the cord covering it Buttonhole cutter and block special accessory the fabric on the wood place the cutter in the center ot tho Butonhde prose down on the
51. in under larger embroidered areas Applicaton oral stretchable fabrics Paper backed adhesive stabilizer place stabilizer in hoop paper side up use a pointed object e g scissors to Score paper and remove it 1o reveal the adhesive surface position piece of fabrie to be Embroidered on the stabizer Applcaton tended fo delicate fabrics such as jersey or sik or hard to hoop fabrics suen as for piecas sections and materials that ca not be hooped or fabrics that easily crush or otherwise be marked by ooping use spray adhesive onthe stabiizer hocp the Stabilizer then fic the sections to be embroidered onto the stabilizer Spray starch for additional stiffening spray starch is ideal for stifening fe loosely woven fabrice spray the area to be embroidered or press wi a warm iran always use an additional stabizer such as water soluble stabilizer onthe wrong Side ofthe fabric Appication ideal far fne loosely woven fabrics e g batiste fne inen ete m embroidery Water soluble stabilizer for fabric with a pile and lace embroidery water soluble stabiizer looks Ike plasie for lace embroidery place one or two layers of water soluble sablizor in hoop dissolve stabiizer in warm water when as the met is not embroidered on any embroidery is complete fabric he thread embroidered matt
52. inding of the thread Release lever Release lever A Putte thread under the toot and pul Putte thread under the foot then pullit rom tront fo back over Ie thread cutter side of he head fame Seting up ye computer 15 Winding the bobbin Winding the bobbin tum power switch to t on attach appropriate spool disc diameter wind the threadi tuo to three times place empty bobbin on spindle thread spool determines disc size around ino empty bobbin and cut ott any lowing the crecton of the arrow lake excess thread on the thread cutter Threading the bobbin thread through the rear guide and push engaging lever against bobbin the place tread on spool pin around the pretension stud winder works automaticaly the motor wil stop automaticaly when the bobbin s fll e Sng Thread cutter Winding the bobbin while sewing or pulttveed over thread cutter when embroidering removing the bobbin 9 thread spool on vertical spool then proceed as mentioned above than folowing the direction of arrow take thread through the thread guide and around the pre tension stud Inserting the bobbin Ge i y Inserting the bobbin Pulling the thread under the spring Clockwise turning of the bobbin Insert the bobbin so that the thread winds Pull the tread into the
53. ing a design Scocing Single multicolored Zoom Embroidery modu Atachingtemoving Hacer op E 2 4 17577 7 as P 6567 62 19 61 62 E 66 67 E E se Tem 75 59 Suitcase system optional accessory 61 Embroidery process Embroidery progress Hour glass Staring Embroidery software Embroidery stabilizers Embroidery template F Fabric Centering Hooping te fabri Neede and thread Failures EC on PC Trouble shooting Feed dog Position Raised lowered n 7 61 7071 es TAI El E E Foam pads 5 Foot contro E Connecting 10 Needle upown 10 Fonts 2 Free Hand System presser foot lifter 11 Functions 2425 Alphabets numbers 25 Balance Gear 24 Memory 24 Miror mage Pl Needle postions pi Needle stop upidown El Pater begin 24 Pattern end Pattern rapeat 25 Pound key 25 Reverse sening 25 Securing E Speed contol El Siart Sop 25 Sitch length Stich pattem 25 Stich wadh E 6 Gri guiding tines quit starr Handwheel Height compensating plates 521 Heirloom buttonhole E Hoops Ataching removing Display Hooping E Hooping the fabric E Mega Hoop 7980 Move hoop function 76 Optional accessories a Postoning Selecting Template E L wae T List of contents Long time Memory Lower thread Accessories 5 Embroidery bobbin case Inser
54. ing the plug from the outlet DANGER To reduce the risk of electrical shock 1 Anapplance should never be lett unattended when plugged in 2 Always unplug tis sewing computer from the electrical immediately afr using and betore cleaning WARNING To reduce the risk af bums fre electrical shock or injury o persons 1 Do not allow to be used as a toy Close attention is necessary when this sewing Computar is used by or near chidren and inem persons This sewing computar ie not intended for use by arsons ncuding children Teduchod physical sensory or mental capabsities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concer ing use af the sewing computer by a person rsporsibie for har safety Chicren shouid be supervised to ensure that they do ol play withthe sewing computer 2 Use this sowing computer only for its intended use as described in this manual Use oniy attachments recom mended by the manufacturer as contained in tris manua Never operate this sewing computer it thas a damaged cord or plug itis not working property has been dropped damaged thas fallen into water the sewing computer to the nea rest authorized BERNINA dealer ar service center Tor examination repai lectica or mechanical adjustment 4 Never operate the sewing computor with any air vents locked Keep Ventiaton openings of the sewing computer and f
55. insulation except USA Cana Use identical replacement parts See instructions for servicing of doctle neulated machines SERVICING DOUBLE INSULATED PRODUCTS In a double insisted product systems of insulation are provided instead of rounding No grounding means is provi ed on a produc nor should means for grounding be added to the product Servicing a double product requires extreme care and know lodoo ol the system and should oniy be dena by service personnel Replacement pars for a double insulated product must be identical to those part in he product due mated product is marked with the words DOUBLE INSU LATION or DOUBLE INSULATED The ambol may be marked e product This sewing and embroidery computer is intended tor household use oniy SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Your sewing computer Accessories Details aurora 430 440 QE 450 Setting up the sewing computer Thread tension Important facts on threads and needles Sich plato Feed dog and Fabric food Presser foot pressure Balance Cleaning Trouble shooting Display Panton bution Memory 2 Applications Stith selection 430 440 QE 450 Temporary altered stitch memory Application of practical stitches Quilt stitches Decorative stitches Buttonholes Important information Application of buttonholes Eyelets Button sew on All about em
56. ional tread swing computer as usual and Spool pin and thread thread te right neede guide the thread to the ont in the sit and past the tension disc A on the left sde road the lett needle threads must not be twisted together mm ime Teadna he Tripe edi ths to api pin i spools no tenes ton Waa an y pud E eet actor kan spo ando Sn reat nt go ot ar bobbin separated by a spool dic on sening up me sening computer Needle threader Lower presser fot Hod thread to the left and back 2 Press down levar A guiding the thread around hock B to ho fight to the neede Thread cutter Supplementary spool wo eT E o Collapsible vertical spool pin essential aid for sewing wih more than ane thread Le double neede work turn pin up o stop when sewing Guide thread in front ofthe needle ull tread fom the tront into the read guide unt it catches ire hook and pul from the back forwards over the vend cutter on the right side ofthe CFL sewing light The thread is cut and at the same ime held in place Thread cutter on head ull both threads from front to back over the cuter the treads release automaticaly as Soon frst eich sawn pin we recommend to use foam pad A for better stabiizing of spool and even unw
57. lended or synthetic fabrics and delcale is Vaile seams and hems Moncingjerseyinteriock Honeycomb stitch Most types of interlock and woven fabric Viste seams and hems et eplcaional practical 34 Universal stitch Firm fabrics such as fet and leather Fiat joining seams Visible seams owing on laste decorative seams Sown out zig zag Clean finishing woven fabrics einforcing edges attaching last decorative seaming Lycra stitch Al two way stretch fais fat Joining seams and hems Taintorced seaming on under Stretch atten Al stretch fabrics open seam in sportswear Reinforced overlock heavyweight knits and toweling overlock seams Tat joining seams Knit overlock Al kis machine or de overlock seam and finishes edges in one operation ot practi sitos 450 Round buttonhole For medum ta heavyweight fabrics of all Clothing Jackets coats rainwear Round buttonhole with a square end For medium to heavy weight fabrics clothing jackets coats clothing Keyhole buttonhole Heavyweight nonstttch fabrics Jackets coats trouser lesure wear Keyhole buttonhole with a tapered end For irm non strtchablo fabrics jackets coats leisure HandHook buttonhole Light to mediumweight woven fabrics Blouses dresses leisure wear bedding Straight stitch buttonhole For reinforcing buttonholes pocket edges especia
58. lizer rom the back of the embroidery afier shiching stabilizer wil remain under larger embroidered areas Applicaton oral wovens and non strechables interfacing must bo preshrunk by soaking in warm this i pressed fused to the wrong side ofthe fabric iron on teracings available in a variety of weights and shoul be selec tec the fabric being used removable iron on intertacing is also vaste Applicaton to provide body and shape for fabrics onio which motif wil e placed use in conjunction with appropriato stabilizer Spray adhesive do not use spray adhesive near or recti at embroidery computer use spray to stick stabilizer to wrong side ot fabric for stability A sparingly use spray adhesive and spray S form a distance of 25 30cm ta stabilizer lace fabric and sprayed stabilizer fat each other and press together Application on shetchable fabrics and knits to prevent distortion appliqu exact securing of appliqu s for 4 smoot fabrics to prevent siting cutwork to fix cut out pieces on stabil ors e g pockets on trousers collars E Cutaway stabilizers one ar more layers can be used avalabein ight and heavyweight for more stabilty apply to the wrong side of th fabrie with temporary spray adhesive before hooping cut away from the back ofthe embroidery atr stitching Stabilizer wil rema
59. ly for Stiching butonholes in leather Or imitation leather Button sew on program For buttons wih 2 and 4 holes Narrow zig zag eyelet Opening or cords and narrow decorativa work Straight stitch eyelet Opening or cords and narrow bons decorative work program Automate daring for fine and mediumweight fabrics Large fy stitch For medium to heavy weight fabrics To renores pocket openings zippers and placket Basting stitch Basting seams hems quits Gathering stitch Most types o fabric Gathering with shirring elastic Buted Seams buting two pressed and sewing together Stretch overlock Mediumweight knits toweling and frm wovens Overlock seams Nat joining seams Jersey stitch blended or synthetic fabrics and dekcato knits Visble seams and hems Mending jersey nteriock Honeycomb stitch Most types of interlock and woven fabrics Visible seams and hems ete Universal stitch Firm fabrics such as et and oar Fiat joining seams seams sewing on ias decorative seams Sown out zig zag Clean finishing woven fabrics einorcing edges attaching asic decorative seaming Lycra stitch tuo way stretch fabrics fat Joining seams and heme eintorced seaming on under Stretch atten AN stretch fabrics open seam in sportswear Reinforced overlock Medium o heavyweight knits and toweling overlock seams fat joining seams Temporary
60. n on ne hoop ino poston 3 tton and move Pe hop othe inated a ston res Checking the hop positon Removing the MegaHoop Cnt e animated symbolo move 1e hoop poten 2 prese e Sint butonon e pros the re push butne a fe hoop embroidery computer to complete t ofthe hoap the moves the hoop pasion being checked press the Start Stop symbolin the display to continue the embroidery coupling together and t hoop out Embroidering borders A border can either consist of several Preparation mall or long sequenced designs Wih border embroidery a ino along the Nith continuous designs the end pontot borderisusualy marked on the fabric sequence very often is also Use the template to hoop the fabric starting point ot the sequence EC on matching the marked ine with one of the wil help you to find the exact vertical ines on the template idining positon even if the fabric needs Embroidering 5 start embroidery software open the design start ofthe design is marked with a and end with a cross mark the starting point of the design on the fabric as required lk the Wirte to Machine Siart EC on PC symbol to ieget Moving the hoop ick he area within tho hoop to move hoop on screen and physicaly selected pl
61. ngth the Buttonboles satin stich and decorative steps are also very short The fabric moves siiches are al sewn wih a very short stich under the toot quite slowly even attul length sewing speed Sit piste and tbi ted 21 Feed dog and fabric feed with height compensating tool l The food dog works accurately when the foot i val Uneven layers To solvo tis prolem place one two oF three compensating plates as required behind the neede under the presser foot to level t lY t Ifthe tootis at an angle eg when sewing ver thick 1o thin or vice versa the feed dog cannot grip and feed the fabric and the atri might jam To correct ine height in front af foot place ono or more plates to the right of the foot close to the needle unti the foot is level again and remove the plates Feed dog and sewing corners Tho space between the two rows of the teed dog is relatively large doo to the of he stich plate Pole more pates as close as the fabric on the Fight side o the presser foot This allows or better feeding of fabric when sowing corners 22 Prosar iot pressure Balance Presser foot pressure Dial on head frame the pressura adjusted at the left side o the head O T Standard pressure Increased pressure Reduced pressure for normal sewing work Tor frm fabecs jerseys and loose knits
62. ntuck foot invisible zipper Embroidery foot Patchwork toot 430 440 QE Straight stich Zg sag sich with guide 114 Sialght stich Sewing pintucks Sewing inzippors Decorative stiches Straight stich 6mm feling Straight stich Butbnhole Attaching Patchwork with 14 seams inacumedefec or 1 8 Smmamm sewing decora Seam allowance tive shiches LUN Lens set Straight Stitch Plato 450 Straight Stitch Plato 430 440 We recommend to use the BERNINA lens set for more sewing comfort better view of needle an Details S odo ge 219 ane Front view Front view 1 Bobbin cover 2 Stitch plato 3 Attachment base for special accessories Darning hoop connection Presser foot 6 Needle clamp 7 Thread guide Needle threader 9 Thread take up cover Thread path 11 Thread take up 12 Holder for stitch card 13 Bobbin winder with switch and thread cutter Stitch selection buttons 15 clear button 16 button hash 17 Stitch width buttons 18 Stitch length buttons 19 mom Memory Operating buttons 20 Alphabet scroll buttons 21 Balance BSR button 22 Securing function button 23 Pattern begin button 24 Display 25 Needle position buttons 26 Needle stop upidown button 27 Mirror mago button 28 Slide speed control 29 Start Stop button 30 Pattern end button 331 Quick reverse button 32 FHS Free Hand S
63. on polyester up 430 440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 aso Reverse pattern foot No 1C Sewn eyelet opening for cord and narrow ribbon for decorative work children s clothing prs cannot be saved Button sew on program Sie Stich iat Needle Thread Feed dog Presser More marked appearance Sewing eyelets thread bobbin thread in inger eyelet on bobbin case 430 440 QE sew program tighter bobbin tension 7 sewing computer stops automaticaly ferembelishment oras a when fished reinforced opening for ete Sewing computer is ready to sew the mox eyelet Cutting eyelets open use an eyelet punch Button sew on program No 16 440 QE Button sew on program No 17 a50 Button sew on program No 19 depends on distance between the holes size and type suitable for the fabric selected Cotton or polyester down Daring foot No 9 Button sew on foot No 18 optional accessory Sewing on buttons Sewing on buttons with daming Stews butions wih 2 or 4 holes foot No 9 1 buttons being sewn on tor decorative select Buton sew on program purposes ony canbe sliched witout gt checktances between holes wih the forming a thread shank handwheel and aust stich with i the shank thread length between necessary button and fabri can be made shorter Sew the securing stiches hold the or longer as required w h foot No 18 threads when staring to sew sewing computer s
64. onofilament or cotton down Daring foot No 9 Quilting foot No 24 optional accessory Quiling foot No 9 optional accessory Freehand quilting Tor all reehand quilt work Preparation pin and baste top layer bating and ining together attach the side on table Holding the work hold the abric wih both hands ike an embroidery ama startin the center and work out toward the edges Quitting a design tur the work using smooth round movements to form the design of your choice tipple quilting Technique covers tha entire surface of tha fabric Ibo ines of stitching are rounded without any sharp comers never cross nor touch one another Freehand quilting with BSR Site Needle Thread Feed dog Presser foot Straight stitch No 1 size and type suitable for the fabric selected monofilament or cotton down BSR foot No 42 BSR BERNINA Stitch Regulator function This funcion using the BSR pressor oot allows or roe motion quiting sewing using the straight stitch and pre selected Siten length up lo 4mm The BSR pressar foot reacts to the movement of the fabrie under Toot and controls the speed of the sewing computer up to the maximum possible speed Tre folowing apples the faster fabric is moved the higher the speed of the Sowing computer A regulated set stich Jengin is maintained within certain speed independent of movement af the Ith fric s
65. oon as the blinking Start Stop icon is dispiayed the embroidery computer is ready to embroider process is confirmed and the animation closed the process is interrupted and he previous sereen appears fn place of the Start Stop symbo indicates that a mouse cl will take you back to the staring screen ithe necessary requirements tor the staring are met he animation te you thal he embroidery computer is now oady lo start tne embroidery process by pressing the Start Stop bution he embroidery process can oniy be topped by pressing the Stat Stop button onthe embroidery computer Embroidery hoop the recommended embroidery hoop wil be highighted the display the attached embroidery hoop willbe marked with a green bar selectable embroidery hoops wil be indicated by a No Parking con the embroidery hoop size wil be displayed in mm Hal e Functions on the display EJ Show grid 1 a large cursor a blue cross indicates hoop center In addon to the bive ross there is a green cross for the of Maga Hoop postion 1 and a red cros for na centro of Mega Hoop positon 3 2 the gris now visbile the motit can be posttoned beter 3 the grid and the cursor are switched of Zoom 4 levels ofthe wil be enlarged by fone level wth each mouse cick th cick wil bring you back to the staring positon usar dened viewing pi
66. oot Double overlock No 8 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up 430 440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 aso Reverse pattern foot No 1C Closed seam yg Overockseam in loose knits and cross e Knits and jersey seams in knits and jerseys Pe use a new Jersey onde to ONY prevent damaging the loops Sowing guide the raw edge along the pin on the Sverlock foot needle 120 054 needle point sides between 440 0 Stretch overlock No 23 Stretch overlock No 26 universal ballpoint or stretch cotton or polyester oben 430 440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 4 Reverse pattern foot No 1C Flat Joining Seam fabri edges are overapped and the stich is placed on the seam alowance whic produces very durable E When using a matching thread color his seam is hardly visible in fy fabrics 5 ideal tty ck materials such as tery cioth felt and leather Sowing stretch overlock along the fabric edge ihe stich should sew over the edge of SES the top layer ot fabric on ho right swing ofthe neede Appcaton v Zipper Sich Straight stitch No 1 Neale size and suitable for the fabric selected Tread cotton or polyester Feeddog Up loot Zipper foot No 4 Zipper oot No 14 optional accessory Needle poston far Aight or lar iett Preparation baste s
67. oot controlar trae trom accumulation of imt dust and fabri remnants and the ike 5 Keep fingers away trom all moving pants Special care is required around the sewing neede 6 Always use the BERNINA original stich plate The wrong plata can cause needle breakage 7 Do not use bent needles 8 Do not pul or push fabric whie this may deflect the need causing to break 3 Tum power swch ta 0 of when making any adjustments in he needie area such as threading or changing the needle threading the bobbin or changing the presser toot etc 10 Always unplug the sewing computor from the electrical outlet when remo ving covers lubricating or when making any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in this insbuction manual 11 Never drop or insert abject into any openings on the sewing computer Do not use the sewing computer outdoors Do not operate where aerosol spray products are being used or where oxygen is being administered 14 To disconnect tum al controls to the off 0 position then remove the pug the outlet 15 Do not unplug by puling on the cord instead grasp the plug before puling 16 No responsi wil be taken on behalf of BERNINA for any possible damage fas the result of misuse of the sewing computer 17 Under crcumetances should the sowing computer be let unattended when using the embroidery module 18 This sewing computer is provided with obl
68. or cords and narrow bone decorative work Securing stitch Al types of fabric Secures the beginning and end af seams Sewn with straight site Triple straight and triple zigzag Reinforced seams in tough heavy fabrics opettchng Most types of fabric Bind hems scalop edging eflect on satt jerseys and fne fabrics decorativa seams Double overlock AI types of knit Overlock sow and neaten in one operation decorative seams Daring program Automate daring for fine and medumwelgh fabrics Basting stitch Basting seams hems quits Reinforced overlock heavyweight knits and toweling overlock seams Tat joining seams Gathering stitch Most types of fabric Gathering with shining elast Buted Seams buting wo pressed adgas and sewing together Jersey stitch Natural blended or synthetic fabrics and delicate knits Visible seams and hems Mending jersoyiterock Honeycomb stitch Most types of interlock and woven fabrics Visible seams and hems ek Super stretch Open seam for all super stretch pos Standard buttonhole Fine to mediumweight fabrics Blouses shins trousers bedinens ote Narrow buttonhole Light to mediumweight fabrics Blouses dresses trousers chadren and baby clothes cratis Stretch buttonhole AI stretch fabrics made trom coton wool si and synthetic Universal stitch Firm fabrics such as fe and leather Fiat ning seams Visible
69. ore to the fight side ofthe fabric te reduce the upper thread tension turn tension adjustment wheal to 3 1 Seting up te sening computer 17 Upper thread tension too loose he upper thread pulled more tothe wrong side ofthe fabric teincreasethe upper thread tension tension adjustment wheel to 5 10 18 important tacts about read an needs Important facts about thread and needle Wih he ight combination thread and needle optimum sewing results are achieved The folowing are the guidelines replace needle when starting new sewing project Thread The thread is chosen according use For a perfect sewing rosul thread and material cual play an importan role Iis recommended to use cualty brand threads Cotton thread cotton treads aro particulary suitable for cotton fabrics mercerized cotton treads have sight sheen Polyester thread polyester tread is suitable for practically al sewing needs tas a high ens strength and is particularly polyester thread more flexible and is recommended whore a Strong ease seam is required Guidelines Needle No fabrics thin tread Garning tread embroider thread 70 75 mociumcight fabrics normal sewing thread 20 90 heavyweight fabrics sewing tread gg thread topstiching tead 100 110 120 Needle thread combination Needle thread and fabric The correct neede size depends on the sel
70. ot foot Ovetockssam hole foot with Sewing in zippers Bind hem Darning Mono Straight stich Ovetick hem ide Straightstich Edge stiching grams or freehand Pracica ond satin stich Butanholes on Straight siten embroidery decoraiveshieh smooth abrics Bindsitch Straight stich Quit si movens Daming forhemsand Basting stich Eyelets Edge fishing Securing applique sowing on Buttons 20 200 EM EN E Open embroidery Palchworkioot foot Walking toot foot Straight sich Freehand For fabrics which sick or tend Embroidery Patchwork with V quilting o sip Quiling Improves the fabric Apiau Sain or 178 mmm Sraicht stich Quit stich tead wnen seming Sitch seams Seam allowance Decorative sich utonholes in Monograms sawing dificult fabrics eg tit fabrics valves matching plaids squares can vary trom country to county Optional accessories Accessory box 430 440 QE Accessory box 450 sini Free standing accessory box Storing accessories On the back af the box pull both feetout Standard accessories are supped push the Bobbins into the compartments unii hey cick into place plastic bag The box s equipped wih one provided stand box in desired postion mall and one large drawer Band ae remove a bobbin press the compart wel compartments for bobbin holders ment holder F ight D and presser fat E Addiional compart insert presser
71. r starts embroider Embroidery threads of he most important elements in successful embroidery s the quality of the thread We strongly recommend you purchase thread rom a reputable BERNI NA dealer in order to svo regulates thread breakage ot which so aften occur with poor qha treads Embroidery is paricultyeectve you use glossy rayon or polyester embroidery reads as upper treads Trey are avaiable in a wide range of colors for beaut embroidery Bobbin threads Polyester threads Polyester wih a briliant sheen is hard wearing cortas thread has a high ensi strength Iti suitable for all types of embroidery especialy children s tems whic wil be washed ofen or subject to much wear and tear Rayon threads Payon is a sot viscose fiber with a briliant hien and sutabie or ine deicate embroidery or teme hat wil not receive excessive wear and tear Metalic wrapped polyester thread Metalic thread a ight to medumweiget thread suitable for special effects in Embroidery needle correct size thread must corospond wih corect size needle replace needle regularly Bobbin Fi special bobbin thread Bobbin Fi is an especialy sott and ight polyester thread suitable for bobbin thread Tris spacial bobbin thread ensures steady rond tension and an optimal intertwining of the upper and bobbin The thread produces even stit ching on both the right
72. re sowing computer auto matically starts sewing ha stich aman tom Pe Faaans Memory 27 aurora 490 440 QE aurora 450 Example A Example A Sewing a stitch combination cont Sewing a stitch combination conti aously nuousiy press the men button prese the men 1 Select stich No 195 440 or 126 Select stich e g No 146 430 press the mem bution select naw Press the select naw Siten sich No 98 presa the Sitch eg stich No 92 440 or 69 ution et 60 press ho etc ow the ich combination Sow the sith combination Press the the stich 1 press the nanadbuton the sich Combination wil be saved combination wil be saved during he process of saving an during the process of saving an hourglass is vise on the display hourglass is visibla on the display Example Example Combining stitch and function Mirror Combining sth and function Miror Image and sewing continuously imago and sewing continuously program desred stich e g No 159 program desired stitch e g No 155 or 130 420 activate Mirror image program mirored achateMiroimage program minored stich No 155 Sich No 159 440 or 130 430 a pe mr agerem raria sena tal a a ge M Decorative stitch combinations with embroidery thread JS aves stiches fuler appearance Stitch combinations on double fabric bottom layer does not p
73. ric tobe Using the embroidery hoop Toosen the screw remove the inner Poop the arros on both hoops should match the arrows on the large medium and Mags Hocp aro n the centre on t tront and arrows on the smal onthe right Embroidery template hore is a template for each embroidery hoop the embroidery surface is marked in 38 em squares the conter and comers are marked wih holes for transferring marks to fabric place the template in the inner hoop so thatthe word BERNINA is at th front by the arrows and can be read template wil engage automaticaly in inner hoop are finger holes for removing the template rom the small and medium hoops and special at large hoop template ips for Hooping the fabric place fabric on top of Ve outer hoop 7 piace the marked center point in the enter at the template on inner hoop match the arrows of inner and outer hoops Hace enar hoop on top of fabric and outer hoop and press into place loosening scrows to accommodate fabric Tighten screws remove template 65 Propsingtoronbioidry Embroidery stabilizers Tearaway stabilizers similar to interlacing tears tke paper ona or more layers can be used avaiable diferent weights for more stabilty appiy to the wrong side ofthe fabio with temporary spray adhesive before hooping tear away excess stabi
74. ry Comper and swich on again disconnect USB cable and pug tin E Sich PC ott andon again Festi EC on PG by cung on tato Machine E on Saved embroidery postion ee Saved iride pasion page 76 Benoe Attaching the embroidery hoop Attaching the embroidery hoop Removing the hoop raise needle and embroidery presser press both ends onthe hoop attaching foot mechanism towards each other hold the hoop withthe ight ede ofthe pull up to remove the hoop fabric up and the attaching mechanism tothe lat mass the hoop under the embroidery presser foot Squeeze the ends of the attaching mechanism on the side ofthe hoop postion the center points af he hoop smal attachment camps over the bracket of the embroidery amm push the hoop down unti it engages the ataching mechanism ofthe hoop Starting to embroider with the Start Completing the color Stop button on head trame lower the presser oot again Tower the presser foot 7 press the Start Stop buon again oop the Star Stop buon pressed the embroidery computer embroiders all 7 the embroidery computer wil sew the sections in the activated color approx 7 stiches and stop automat the embroidery computer tope auto when complete raise ho pressor foot 1 cut the thread Changing color motit the embroidery computer is automatical omar the presser toot ready to embroider the n
75. s are returned to basi setings achve functions are deleted Exception needle stop down P Balance BSR Balance press the button the balance symbol on the display is press the leit arrow of the needle Postion subtracts space between Stones press the ight arrow of the need adds space between stiches ress the button again he balance is fumed ft the altered etch retums o the basie setings altered neede positon settings remain during the balance process Bsa with the attached BSR foot he BSR function s switched on and of by pressing the button Reverse sewing quick reverse press the button Seva in reverse unti the button is released programs butonhales programe daring length Seam end in securing program no 5 manual securing at beginning and end of continuous reverse press button unl beep is heard before Sening and the symbolis visible on the isplay the sewing computer sews the chosen stich in reverse to cancel press button unti a beep is heard before sewing and the symbol goes ott 268 Stitches in single mode press the arrow butions o serali through stich pattems Alphabets numbers Press the centar bution one ofthe existing fonts will appear on hodsplay press the Alphabet button to select ho foot press the right button to scrol ates numbers and special characters tor wards ABC press the lett bution to
76. seams sewing on ste decorative seams Sown out zig zag finishing woven fabrics reinforcing edges attaching ste decorative seaming Lycra stitch All two way stretch fabrics flat joining seams and hems reinforced seaming on under Stretch stitch All stretch fabrics open seam n sportswear Knit overlock Aliis machine or de overlock seam and edges in one operation 440 QE Round buttonhole For medium to heavyweight fabrics of all types Clothing jackets coats rainwear Keyhole buttonhole Heavyweight on strech fabrics Jackets coats tou Straight stitch buttonhole For reinforcing butoehols pocket edges especialy St ching butonhcies in leather Or imitation leather Hand iook buttonhole ght to woven fabrics Blouses dresses leisure wear bedding Button sew on program For buttons wih 2 and 4 holes Narrow zig zag eyelet Opening or cords and narrow fibon decorative work Straight stitch eyelet Opening for corde and narrow ribbons decorative work Daring program Automatic daring for fine and mediumweight fabrics Basting stitch Basting seams hems quits ES Gathering stitch Most types of fabric Gathering with shiring elastic Buted Seams buting wo pressed dges and seming together Stretch overlock Medumweight knits toweing and frm wovens seams ft joining seams Jersey stitch Natural b
77. sit then fo e left The bobbin must tur clockwise clockwise under the spring song up me sening computer Bobbin case case To insert the bobbin case the needle hold the bobbin case atch turn power swich to 0 of cose the babin cover open ha bobbin cover 1 the bobbin thread does grasp te latch of the bobbin case aurora 450 bobbin case opening points brought up as the loose 1 remove case up right length t star sewing insert so that it into place picturas aurora 450 Changing the needle V Removing the needle the needle tur power switch to D of lower the presser foot loosen the needle clamp screw the need down to remove i tighten the need clamp screw Changing the presser foot AN KRIT Changing the presser toot the neede and presser foot 7 tum power swich to 0 Off raise the clamping lever remove the presser foot Attaching the presser foot guide the foot upwards over the cone press the camping lever down Thread tension The basic setting is indicated when te ed neon the tension adjustment wheels in line with the marking A the tension does not need adjusting for normal sewing work Thread tension settings Perfect stch formation Upper thread tension too tight ihe stich formation is in the fabric he lower thread pulled m
78. size and type suitable for the fabric selected Thread damning thread Feed dog up Presser foot Automatic buttonhole foot No 430 440 QE Reverse pattern foot No 1 aso Reverse pattern foot No 1C Quick darning of holes or worn areas Replaces threads with the grain n al tabes Preparation Stretch fabric into darning hoop prevents puckering Daming with the Automatic buttonhole Move project according for a wider andlor longer daming area Darning with Reverse pattern toot No 1 No 1 automatic stitch count inser the neede in the top leit of the Sew the irst vertical row and stop the Sawing comput press the quick reverse button on head ramo length is programmed complete the Daring program the Sewing computer stops automatically ear the program by pressing the c button foot with slide No for small tears and worn areas for a darn of maximum 1 1 2 Sem in length procedure as wih foot No 1C Corrections of the automatic darning the daring becomes distorted correct with the Balance see page 22 for more Information on the Balance function Manual darning Practical stiches Appeaton 37 i Sitch Straight stitch No 1 Needle size and type sultable for the fabric selected Teac daring thread Feed dog down Presser toot Daring foot No 9 Daming holes or wor areas Replaces boh lengthways and crossways threads in al abres Preparation
79. ssory Open Seam P Purabla seam for frm and densely woven abrics such denim and corduroy reinforced soam subject to hard wear m X Ce For heavy layers or very densely woven fabrics A dear or Jeans foot 8 wil help when sewing very heavy fabrics such as denim or Decorative top stitch Longihon out stich and use as a decorative stich with denim Edge stitching Site Needle Thread Feed dog Presser fot Narrow edgestitching Practical stiches Appcston a5 Straight stitch No 1 size and type suitable for the fabric selected Cotton polyester or cordonnet topstitching up Blindstitch foot No 5 430 440 QE Reverse patter foot No 1 a50 Reverse foot No 1C Edge stitch foot No 10 optional accessory Outer edges Hem edges place edge ol toid against the guide on place edge of fold against ne guide on e Bindstich fot he Blindetich foot nee upper edge of select needle positon at desired hem stance fom the folded edge select needle position right to sew along the upper edge Wide edgestitching Guiding the fabric Presser fool as guide guide the folded along the edge ot Seam guido as a guiding aid insert the seam guide into the hole on he presser foot ha back of the presser oct salt adjust as desired Sich piate as a guide phon the screw guide the edge along the marks on the sch plate
80. stered sth Memory 38 Temporary altered stitch Memory Pee AACR NG EES cum em cea Tiu E EU CMM I E aa DEA ee pro NN Eo Ae Hime m suit the material Shaigh stich seam use altered stich length bindstichr stitch width and stich Jeng to suit material stones Aopen Straight Stitch i E i Needle Thread Feed dog Presser foot Triple Straight Stitch Seam Sie Needle Thread Feed dog Prosser foot Straight stitch No 1 and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester Straight stitch ater turing the sewing computer on the Practical Stich appears Y Adjust tne stitch length to suit the fabric For example use a longer stich length approximatly 3 Amm denim a shorter length 2 25mm win batiste Application suitable presser foot to be selected according the technique e g manual ening suitable for all fabrics Adjust the stitch length to suit the thread For example use longer stitch length approximately 3 Smm when seming wih cordonnet thread for topstiching Activate needie stop down Prevents the fabric sipping when you stop to adjust stich or pivot straight stitch No 6 Jeans or 0 90 universal or polyester 0 440 OE Reverse pattern fot No 1 P Reverse pattern foot No 1C Jeans foot No 8 optional acce
81. tart Stop bution Z9 short securing stch sequence wil be Senn soon as the farci moved undar the presser tool Afar the se quence s sewn set etch length wil activated and the securing function Wil be automatically deactivated Activating deactivating the beeper acoustic signal prese mode 1 or 2 long an acoustic tone wil beep indicating Despar activation an acoustic tone boeps to indicate the sewing computer is running at maximum motor spoed sewing min stitch length maxi mum movement of fabric under he pressar font is slower keap mode bution 1 or 2 pressed a while again to deactivate the beeper the beeper remains as selected on or when exiting the BSR mode attach the BSR presser foot to the saning computer and pug the cal into green socket unti cios piace SSA inks onthe left side on the press the BSR bution SSR is visible onthe splay Mode 1 Standard the basic stitch length setting 2mm set ihe desire stich length Wen sewing small forms and sipping Stich length of Imm 1 5mm is suge std Free hand quilting without BSR activation 1 press the BSR Balance bution SBSA 1 goes of Ihe BSR symbol blinks on the lett side on the display normal ree hand quiting can now be scum vith the ESR ol without automatic regular stitch length Activating the BSR sewing function With the foot control Plugin
82. the frst sch buttonhole begin press Quick reverse buton straight stich forwards and stop the lo Sening computer ai he keyhole prose the Quick reverse buton af a cos pneu press Quick reverse button 5 barack and securing stiches Automatic buttonhole stich Buttonhole ali types Nescia size and type suitable for the fabric selected Thread cotton or polyester Feed don up Presser foot Automatic buttonhole foot No Automatic buttonhole ens on auimatcbutonol foot 3A The side fot mute tutomabcaly eer 1e long ot the periciy tat on the abr aora te etaient mide tol o on a oam the acre lo bins on fh sun length caro be et 1 intent enn i o san pegas recon Sow al butorholas at iho Maa epas conie Buttonhole in long term memory ama EC Phe mao hacke 0 0 oec Nene fies crore ey pisei Saving progrmmedhuonhoain Opening saved Fagen one feng tem mamar Plagarimed ened utiles cun be Taha praa tho pedis reus evan lar a are Double sewn keyhole button Eris Eur Ius been conned butonholeisnowssvedinlongiem 7 slat the hoi can be karey tton tun 1 the programmed falten 1 yero o enysyobutonols Sere aav sod vi simpy tap fot conta ent avit he prev Saved bu
83. ting the bobbin 15 Removing the bobbin case 16 Winding the bobbin 18 Lubricating s M Maintenance cleaning lubricating Servicing s Memory Gorracting in Memory E Display E Leaving Memory 2 Programming alphabets Programming practical and decorative siteres 2 Samples 2 Miror image Display E Mirror image tight function bution E N Nes Changing the needle 16 Emorodery 60 64 Hoder Information 18 19 Needle stop unidown Pi Needle summary 19 Needle updown E Seting the needle postion 8 24 Threading Tuin and ple neede 13 Needle system E o Optional accessories Embroidery erez Sewing 7 Overiock Appication 3940 Overiock foot 5 Sitch pattems 90 33 Outline stitch Overview Display 2 Embroidery module E Function buttons 24 25 Sewingembroidery computer 89 Sitch pattems 30 32 81 83 P Patchwork foot 5 Power cable Connection 10 Power switch 10 Practical stitches Basting stich e Bind hem Daring program E Edge stiching as Flatjoring seam Manual caring Overlock seams 3940 Overview Patchwork a Securing program Siten selection m sich E Triple straight sich Zigzag stich Zipper Presser foot Display E sas Charging the presser foot 7 Presser fot pressure 2 Standard accessories 5 omm Sipple quilting R Reimar Running stitch Practic
84. tops automaticaly Beginning and finishing threads when program is completed and is ready Be threads are secured and can be Tor the nent button trimmed ater sewing on the bution upper thread ends through to the wrong side and knot Cleaning Cleaning maintenance 57 1 the sewing computer is stored in cod room it should be brought to a warm room about one hour before use Cleaning the stitch plate Perodcaly remove tread int which undar te sich and ime hook Pm power swich to of and put plag fom electrical olet Tomova rester fot and needa pan ho feo arm cover prese te stich pl down at the back comer t and remove Clean he araa win he int brush sich piate Cleaning the screen and the sewing computer wipe with a damp cioth Cleaning notification E o bee x Cleaning the hook aurora 40 440 Pm power eich to 0 ol and pul SU pg utet remove fe bobbin case push he release ever 1o tho let Sow tne laver ar tne back Pook raco cover remove ho hook lean he hook race never se a sharp irainen race hook tuming the necessary so atta Pook drer is on he et lose ha hook race cover and secure nith loing ever the locking pin engage check by tring te hance 1 fer ine bobbin c
85. ttonhole Programming the standard and stretch buttonhole e Programming the round and keyhole buttonhole Weser veni 1 sew the frst bead forwards siop the sewing computer Press the Quick reverse bution auto ie indicated on the display butonhole lengh is programmed 2 the sowing computer sews reverse straight sich automaticaly frst second bend forwards he second barack and securing stiches sewing computer stops and returns ulomatcally to buttonhole begin all subsequent butonholes wil be sown io exact same length no need 1o press the Quick reverse bution 1 sow the straight sich forward stop the sewing computor Press the Quick averse bution zuto is displayed on the display buttorhole length is programmed the sowing computer automatically sew the eve sows straight stitches forwards seus second bead in reverse sews barack securing siches ho sewing computer stops and returns automaticaly buttonhole begin subsequent buttonhoes wil be sewn o exact the same length without Pressing he Quick reverse button Buon sewan program Eyelets a Needle Thread Feed dog Prosser ol Straight stitch eyelet No 17 Straight stitch eyelet No 19 Straight stitch eyelet No 21 Narrow zig zag eyelet No 18 Narrow zig zag eyelet No 20 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cot
86. type suitable for the fabric selected 15 2mm Thread cotton or polyester Feeddog up Presser toot Patchwork oot No 37 optional accessory 430 450 Patchwork foot No 57 optional accessory Patchwork toot ony Accuracy i essential when sewing 2 ach the side on abl tor patches together The side edges ot the precise and easier work Patchwork Toot exacty 1 4 6mm rom the center needle position The center indents en ether sde of the foot indicate the needle inaerion point and he wo same width Piecing patchwork is sewn adesionalindents marking 1 4 with a straight sich A sth length of iront ot and behind the needle When you 152 ideal at foots width the seam alowances Iis not necessary o secura the stiches aways be of fe exact with and tie for these relatvely short seam lengths to tum the work wie maintaining tne 42 praca stones Aopen Blind hem lt ES 4 uns Ford aog Prosser wrong side of fabrie right side o fabric Basting stitch tte Neede Thread Feed dog Presser foc Blind hem No 7 size and type suitable or the fabric selected Cotton or polyesterimonofilament up Blindstitch foot No 5 Blind hem xi Forimvisible hems in medium to heavy 22 c Fine stitch width adjustment coton woo and blended fabrics Ty JF test sew and adjust the stich NYO watt necessary The needle Preparation should
87. ucker Stitch combinations on single fabric always use an appropriate stabilizer as a backing 1 temove aor sewing thread the lower threadiin the finger of the bobbin case for best resus 430 440 QE 28 Funciona memory Programming alphabets and numbers 2122s suey as T uc 1 Open Memory Select alphabet press the E the cursor on the lett and the available umber of empty memory spaces e9 60 start to Bink and appears Example Programming letters and numbers open Memory select font enter letters ander numbers activate the Securing functon E9 uring the process of saving an hourglass is vi trim connecting threads Block capitals A Double lok captas sept tates A sae apts soy d press the Alphabet button once or more fo select the desired Alphabet siyle the leter A in the alphabet ol your choice appears on the depiay Ine entered latir or number appears on the display the sewing computer secures at The beginning of the entered combination to save the combination press rman bution sible on the BERNINA Jes ur INL BERNINA ax Programming letiersmumbers select lternumber 1 press save utr number is programmed number of empty Memory spaces is select the next letterinumber 7 program using mene Programming several words
88. utor when operating it without cot control lt starts and stops the sewing embroidery computer in the embroidery mode wih Stached embroidery module lt starts and tops the BSA function when BSA attached and plugged in without foot contri 26 Funciona memor Memory mem Memory buttons use he left buton to scroll the contents Any combination of 90 aurora 440 QE or not affect the Momory Aleratons to the d 60 aurora 490450 ttre eters siten length wei oneal poston can e he cenferbuton open and cle numba can be savod in Memory which be made at any ime asl shoe Memory ilong tarm memory They remain saved let or numbers can be dated or the mene bitonto saveand uni deleted By he verte err Sh acancecion rom Programming practical and decorative stitches Dporzs4 sub Fas or2sasuszas 2122459742 00 1 31 30 faim 02 007 5 2 TS s a I ED n 4 i a ian EY E c 159 Eu ES 2 1 1 3l i Open Memory press he rae button slot sted siten the number available Memory spaces 1 cursor on he avaiable siten image appears onthe display appears umber ot empty memory spaces eg press the buton T amp birk and appears the silen is programmed 1 press he button to save Soros ha same manner m C sew begin when ta toot conto he Siart Siop bution is presse d
89. win and triple needle Threading neede 13 u Underlay stich Upper thread Threading 12 64 Upper thread tension We v vro 3 9 w Winding the babin 7 z Zigzag sch Zipper a
90. ystem connection Back view 333 Horizontal spool pin 34 Carrying handie 35 Rear thread guideng 36 CFL sewing light 37 Slideon table socket 38 Bobbin pre tension Sido view Head frame 39 Tension adjustment wheel 40 Prosser foot pressure 1 Presser foot iter 42 Thread cutter on head frame 43 Magnifying glass holder Side view handwheel Handwheel 45 Spool pin vertical collapsible 46 Power switch Os 47 Power plug socket 48 PC connection 49 Embroidery module connection optional accessory Foot control socket 51 Drop feed dog 52 Air vents Side view Head tramo Sido view handwheel soning up ne sening computer Power switch Power cable Important USA Canada only This sewing computer has a polarized plug one blade wider than the other To reduce the risk of electrical Shock this plug is intended to fit in a polarized outlet The power cable The power switch D only ono way if tne plug pug A into sewing computer The swih is on the handwheel side does not fi fully in ho outlet plug Binto wall socket 1 the seing computers Switched on reverse tho plug If it stil 0 the sewing computer is switched 0 does not fit contact a Foot control cable qualified electrician to instali Bug C into sewing computer The sowing light is switched on and ott with the propor outlet Do not the power switch modity the plug in any way Foot control

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