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- Page 1 BERNINA 330 350 PE...
- Page 2 LOOKING FOR A NEW SEWING PROJECT? You can find what you want in “inspiration”, our sewing magazine. Thanks to great sewing patterns and detailed sewing instructions, every project succeeds right away. * Not available in all countries.
- Page 3 Swiss precision at the height of perfection, future-oriented sewing technology, and a comprehensive customer service. The BERNINA 330, 350 and 380 are primarily aimed at the occasional sewer who puts great stock in design and customer benefit. These sewing computers are very ergonomi- cally built and therefore even easier to operate, to help you, our esteemed customers, on your journey to even greater sewing pleasure and perfect results.
- Page 4 10. Do not use bent needles. 3. LED radiation. Do not view directly with 11. Always use the BERNINA original stitch optical instruments. LED class 1M plate. The wrong stitch plate can cause needle breakage. 12. To disconnect, turn power switch to «0» (off), WARNING! then remove the plug from the outlet.
- Page 5 Environmental Protection done by qualified service personnel. Replacement BERNINA is committed to the protection parts for a double-insulated product must be of the environment. We strive to identical to the original parts in the product.
- Page 6 «Catches» the needle-thread loop, forming Supplementary information! the seam together with the lower thread Not supplied as standard with the BERNINA 330 ** Not supplied as standard with the BERNINA 350 *** Not supplied as standard with the BERNINA 380 033301.71.04_2014-02_Manual_B330_B350_PE_B380_EN...
- Page 7 Accessory Standard Accessory Fabric cover █ Accessory box */** █ Accessory case *** █ Foot control █ Power cable █ Slide-on table* █ Stitch pattern summary card █ Free-Hand System FHS */** █ 1 5 bobbins (one of them in the bobbin case) 2 Selection of needles 3 Seam guide, right 4 Height compensating tool...
- Page 8 Jeans sole */**/(without 350 PE) 7 No. 20 Open embroidery sole * 8 No. 37 Patchwork sole (only 350 PE) Presser Feet - Standard (BERNINA 350/350 PE/380) 1 No. 1 Reverse pattern foot 2 No. 2 Overlock foot (without 350 PE) 3 No.
- Page 9 Accessory Accessory Box */** Storing Accessory Standard accessory are supplied in a plastic bag. They can be stored as shown in the picture. Accessory Case *** Standard accessory for the models B330/350 can be carefully stored in the case. Buttonhole foot 3A is stored inside in a separate compartment. 033301.71.04_2014-02_Manual_B330_B350_PE_B380_EN...
- Page 10 Preparation - Details of the sewing computer Front View Detail View 033301.71.04_2014-02_Manual_B330_B350_PE_B380_EN...
- Page 11 Preparation - Details of the sewing computer 1 Bobbin cover 26 FHS (Free Hand System) 2 Stitch plate connection * 3 Attachment base for 27 Thread tension adjustment special accessory wheel 4 LED sewing light 28 Rear thread guide 5 Quick reverse button 29 Carrying handle 6 Start/Stop button 30 Vertical spool pin...
- Page 12 The LED sewing light illuminates the sewing area and has a long product life. Please note that a defective sewing light must ONLY be re- placed by an authorized technician. The sewing computer must be taken to an authorized BERNINA dealer! Slide-on Table * The slide-on table increases the sewing surface.
- Page 13 Preparation - Sewing Presser Foot Lifter (FHS) */** The FHS raises and lowers the presser foot. Attaching the lifter insert into the opening; you should be able to operate the FHS with your █ knee in your normal sitting position Raising and lowering the presser foot with your knee push lever to the right █...
- Page 14 Preparation - Sewing Winding a Bobbin turn power switch on (to «I») █ place empty bobbin on spindle █ place thread on spool pin █ attach appropriate spool disc; diameter of thread spool determines disc size █ following the direction of the arrow take thread through the rear guide and █...
- Page 15 Preparation - Sewing Bobbin Case To remove the bobbin case raise needle █ power switch to «0» (off) █ open the bobbin cover █ grasp the latch of the bobbin case █ remove bobbin case █ To insert the bobbin case hold the bobbin case latch █...
- Page 16 Preparation - Sewing Needle Threader 1 Press lever down raise needle █ lower the presser foot █ hold thread to the left and back █ press lever A down and simultaneously guide the thread around hook B to █ the right to the needle 2 Guide thread to front of the needle put the thread from the front into the guide C until it catches in the wire █...
- Page 17 Preparation - Sewing Threading the Double Needle Threading the First Thread place thread spool on horizontal spool pin and thread █ guide the thread to the front in the slit and past the tension disc A on the █ right side thread sewing computer as usual and thread the right needle █...
- Page 18 Preparation - Sewing Thread Cutter On the left of the head frame pull both threads from front to back over the cutter █ the threads release automatically as soon as the first stitch is sewn █ Changing the Needle Removing the needle raise needle █...
- Page 19 Preparation - Sewing Changing the Presser-Foot Sole raise the needle and the presser foot shaft █ power switch to «0» (off) █ press the button on the shaft to release the sole █ Attaching the presser-foot sole place the presser-foot sole under the shaft so that the peg sits under the █...
- Page 20 Preparation - Sewing Stitch Plate Stitch Plate Markings the stitch plate is marked with vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines in mm █ and inches the lines help to guide the fabric for sewing seams and precise topstitching, █ etc. the horizontal markings are helpful for sewing corners and buttonholes, etc. █...
- Page 21 Preparation - Sewing Balance Different fabrics, threads and stabilizers can naturally affect the stitch balance so that the stitch patterns are sewn too close together or not close enough. This can be remedied with Balance to suit the fabric and produce perfect results.
- Page 22 Preparation - Sewing Feed Dog Feed-Dog Drop Button flush with housing = sewing position. Button depressed = feed-dog is lowered. for free-motion sewing (darning, embroidery, quilting, etc.) █ Feed-dog and fabric feed With each stitch the feed dog moves forward by one step. The length of this step is determined by the stitch length selected.
- Page 23 Preparation - Sewing Height Compensation of Uneven Layers The feed dog works accurately when the foot is level. If the foot is at an angle, e.g. when sewing over thick to thin or vice-versa, the feed dog cannot grip and feed the fabric. The fabric might jam. To solve this problem, place one, two or three compensating plates as required behind the needle under the presser foot to level it.
- Page 24 Preparation - Sewing Important Facts about Sewing Needles Thread The thread is chosen according to use. For a perfect sewing result, thread and fabric quality play an important role. It is recommended to use quality brands. Cotton thread cotton thread has the advantage of being a natural fiber and therefore is █...
- Page 25 Preparation - Sewing Overview Needles Universal Metafil 130/705 H/60 -100 130/705 H-MET/75-90 Normal point, slightly rounded Large eye For nearly all natural and synthetic Sewing with metallic threads fabrics (woven and knitted) Jersey/Stretch Cordonnet (Topstitching) 130/705 H-S, H-SES, H-SUK/70-90 130/705 H-N/80-100 Ball point Small ball point, long eye Jersey, knits, stretch fabrics...
- Page 26 Functions Function Buttons on the Sewing Computer Stitch Selection for stitch patterns 1-10: █ press the number button of your choice; stitch number and default width and length settings appear press «0» to select stitch number 10 (standard buttonhole) █ for stitch patterns 11-99: █...
- Page 27 Functions Quick reverse clr» (clear) button temporary: press button = reverts to basic settings █ press the button other selected functions are cleared █ █ the sewing computer sews stitch pattern in Exception: █ reverse until button is released (max. stitch needle stop up/down █...
- Page 28 Functions Details of the Screen 1 Stitch width (basic setting always visible - blinks) 2 Stitch length (basic setting always visible - blinks) 3 Needle position (9 possibilities) 4 Needle stop up/down 5 Number of stitch pattern 6 Number of presser foot (for selected stitch pattern) 7 Satin stitch: dense, short zig-zag stitch 033301.71.04_2014-02_Manual_B330_B350_PE_B380_EN...
- Page 29 Functions Memory Stitch patterns, letters, and numbers can be combined and stored in memory (capacity of 30 spaces). It's a long-term memory. The contents remain saved until deleted by the user. Power cuts or switching off («0») the sewing computer for a longer time will not affect the saved program.
- Page 30 Securing program No. 10-11 Buttonholes No. 12 Button sewing-on program No. 13 Eyelet No. 20 Darning program No. 21 Basting stitch 380: No. 5 Securing program No. 10-13 Buttonholes No. 14 Button sewing-on program No. 15 Eyelet No. 22 Darning program No.
- Page 31 Functions Corrections in Memory The contents of the Memory remain saved even when the sewing computer is disconnected from the electrical supply. They can be recalled at any time. The contents of the memory will be lost if the sewing computer is switched off without pressing the button 2 before closing the memory.
- Page 32 Sewing stitches - Practical stitches Practical Stitches Straight stitch Gathering stitch All non-stretch fabrics; all straight-stitch Most types of fabric. Gathering with work shirring elastic. Butted seams = butting two pressed edges and sewing together Zig-zag stitch Stretch overlock Most fabric types; all simple zig-zag such Mediumweight knits, toweling and firm as overcasting edges.
- Page 33 Sewing stitches - Examples of application Examples of Application Zippers Zipper foot/sole No. 4 Straight Stitch Preparation baste seam closed and clean finish the seam allowance █ baste or pin zipper in place so that fabric folded edges meet over the center █...
- Page 34 Sewing stitches - Examples of Application Darning Reverse pattern foot/sole No. 1 Automatic Buttonhole foot with slide No. 3A Darning program Quick darning of holes or worn areas Replaces threads along the lengthwise grain in all fabrics. Darning with Reverse pattern foot/sole No. 1 (auto stitch counter) insert the needle in the top left of the worn area █...
- Page 35 Sewing stitches - Examples of application Vari-Overlock Overlock foot/sole No. 2 Reverse pattern foot/sole No. 1 Vari-overlock stitch The Overlock foot/sole No. 2 is specifically designed for overlock stitching. The pin on the foot allows for more thread in each stitch so that the elasticity of the seam is maintained.
- Page 36 Sewing stitches - Examples of application Ribbing with Overlock Stitch Overlock foot/sole No. 2 Reverse pattern foot/sole No. 1 Vari-overlock stitch For all fine cotton, synthetic and mixed fiber jersey. Preparation fold ribbing in half and press █ Wrong side of fabric with right sides together, pin and baste ribbing to neckline █...
- Page 37 Sewing stitches - Examples of application Blind hem Blindstitch foot/sole No. 5 Blindstitch For invisible hems in medium to heavy cotton, wool and blended fabrics. Preparation finish raw edges █ fold the hem and baste or pin in place █ fold the fabric back over the right side of the fabric to expose the finished █...
- Page 38 Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Buttonhole Summary Standard buttonhole Straight-stitch buttonhole Fine to mediumweight woven fabrics; Stay-stitch program for bound buttonholes (foot blouses, shirts, trousers, bedlinens, no. 3A) or pocket openings (foot no. 3) etc. Stretch buttonhole Button sewing-on program All stretch fabrics made from cotton, For buttons with 2 and 4 holes wool, silk and synthetic fibers Keyhole buttonhole...
- Page 39 Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Marking the length of manual buttonholes mark the buttonhole length in the desired position █ use Buttonhole foot/sole no. 3 */**/*** █ Marking the length of automatic buttonholes mark the length of just one buttonhole █ after sewing the first buttonhole, the length for all subsequent buttonholes is █...
- Page 40 Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Corded Buttonhole Cording use cording to reinforce buttonholes and enhance their appearance █ the loop of the cord should be at the end of the buttonhole that is most █ subject to wear = where button is sewn on position the work accordingly █...
- Page 41 Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Automatic Standard Buttonhole with Auto-Length Automatic buttonhole foot with slide No. 3A Automatic standard buttonhole The lens on automatic buttonhole foot 3A automatically registers the length of the buttonhole for exact duplication. the active step blinks on the screen █...
- Page 42 Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Automatic Keyhole Buttonhole with Auto-Length Automatic buttonhole foot with slide No. 3A Automatic keyhole buttonhole Programming the buttonhole 1. sew the straight stitch forward, stop the sewing computer press the Quick reverse button █ «auto» and presser foot no. 3A appear on the screen = buttonhole length is programmed.
- Page 43 Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Manual buttonhole (all types) Sewing buttonholes manually is ideal if you only need to sew one; also for repairing existing buttonholes. The number of steps depends on the type of buttonhole. Manual buttonholes cannot be saved. Buttonhole foot/sole No.
- Page 44 Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Buttonhole in Long-Term Memory Saving programmed buttonholes in long-term memory after programming press the button 3 █ the buttonhole is now saved in long term memory █ Recalling saved buttonhole Programmed saved buttonholes can be opened for re-use even after the sewing computer has been disconnected.
- Page 45 Sewing stitches - Practical-/Quiltstitch Basting Stitch Darning foot No. 9 */**/*** Basting stitch for all work which requires a very long stitch █ for basting seams, hems, quilts, etc. █ temporary joining █ easy to remove █ Preparation lower the feed-dog █...
- Page 46 Cleaning, maintenance Cleaning, Maintenance Cleaning the screen and the sewing computer Wipe with a damp cloth. Feed-dog area Clean the sewing computer after every use - remove any lint from under the stitch plate and in the hook area. power switch to «0» (off) █...
- Page 47 Upper thread too tight/too slack Reduce/increase upper thread tension █ █ formation Needle blunt or bent, poor-quality needle Use new, high-quality needle (BERNINA) █ █ Needle inserted incorrectly The flat side of the shank must be to the back █...
- Page 48 Gathering stitch Stretch overlock Universal stitch Lycra stitch Darning program Honeycomb stitch 18-37 Decorative stitches 38-40 Quilting stitches BERNINA 350/350 Patchwork Edition Keyhole buttonhole Button sewing-on program Straight-stitch eyelet Gathering stitch Stretch overlock Jersey stitch Universal stitch Lycra stitch Stretch stitch...
- Page 49 Index Index Programmed buttonhole █ Sewing speed 10, 25 █ Accessory Stitch patterns █ Stitch width and length 9, 24, 28 █ Adjusting the stitch width/length Thread tension 9, 18, 36 █ Alphabets/characters Cleaning Changing the size of lettering █ Combining Combining █...
- Page 50 Index Handwheel Overlock Overlock foot █ Seam 33-34 █ Blind hem Stitches █ █ High compensation tool 5, 21 Overwriting Inserting a bobbin Patchwork Special Feet █ Permanent reverse Sewing LED sewing light Power cable Lettering size Connection █ Long Term Memory 27, 42 Practical stitches Adjusting individual...
- Page 51 Index Sewing Thread cutter Accessory For bobbin thread █ █ Balance For bobbin winder 9, 12 █ █ Basic settings On Head Frame 9, 16 █ █ Content █ Function buttons 24-25 Thread path/Thread guides █ Reverse sewing/Backstepping █ Sewing corners Thread take up cover 9, 14 █...
- Page 52 Patrice Heilmann, CH-Winterthur Typesetting, Layout Susanne Ribi/Erika Vollenweider-Czibulya Copyright 2009 BERNINA International AG, CH-Steckborn All rights reserved For technical and product improvement reasons, the sewing computer's features, parts and accessory are subject to unannounced changes and alterations at any time. The accessory included can differ from country to country.