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Bernina 1000 Designer Manual

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  • Page 1 ..
  • Page 2 BERNI�1000SE...
  • Page 3 - Electrical repairs should only be machine af te zetten door de stekker uit carried Qut by a BERNINA dealer. het stopkantakt te verwijderen. - Reparaties aan elektronische coder­ delen moeten altijd door een BERNINA...
  • Page 4 Index Stikordsregister Index Accessories, Betegnetser,7 box, Aansh.l'ling YOetweerSlancl, Accessory Slil'lds0m,43 Achleru,t naaien, O\If!floc:kna ad , Blind henmong."2 Ek.stra trM0skeo. Ban<! aan�elten met Fe� BlinclzOOI'I'I, S0I'I'lI'I'Ien . inserting. Fejlsbng, BovendraaCI breekl, winding. Fodigangsmtter Bovendraaa inriJoen, Bobbin case - lilslulning,9 Box mel l0eb&h0ren, Inserting.

  • Page 5: Details Of The Machine

    Details of the machine Betegnelser Details van de machine \" Hmged front cover Gnberdreksel Spoelhulsdeksel Stitch plate Slingplade Steekplaat Presser foot Try'fad Naaivoet Needle clamp NAleholder Naaldhouder Thread regulator TrAdregulator Draadgeleider Thread take-up lever Trc\dgiver Draadhevel Pre-tension stud Spoleforspcending Garenwindervoorspanning Thread tension slol SlIds for trAdspa3nding Draadspanningsgleuf...
  • Page 6 Mains cable, Foot control unit, Power switch, Sewing light Connecting mains cable and foot control unit Plug the specially combined mains /fool control cable into the machine. Plug the fool control cable into the foot control and the machine cable into the mains socket. Foot control unit This is used to regulate the sewing speed.

  • Page 7: Accessory Box

    Accessory box Accessory box The accessories are neatly stored in the accessory box. Removing the accessory box Simply push back away from the machine. Fitting the accessory box onto the machine The accessory box has two fixing lugs that lit into the base plate of the machine.

  • Page 8: Winding Lower Thread

    Winding lower thread Winding lower thread Holding the handwheel with the left hand, turn the handwheel release forward with the right hand. The sewing machine is now disengaged. Place empty bobbin on the spindle and press it to the right. The bobbin winder is now engaged.
  • Page 9 Inserting the bobbin, Removing and inserting the bobbin case Inserting the bobbin Hold the bobbin case in the left hand. Insert the bobbin with the thread running in a clockwise direction. arrow. Take the thread anU-clockwise to the slot. Pull the thread into the slOt and under the spring, until it lies in the T·shaped slot at the end of the spring.

  • Page 10: Bovendraad Inrijgen

    T h reading the u pper thread Thread the upper thread Set the power switch ta CTI . Check that the needle is in the raised position. Raise the presser foot. Place the reel of thread on one of the two thread holder pins.
  • Page 11 Bringing up the lower thread, Thread tension, Feed-dog Bringing up the lower thread Hold the upper thread loosely. Turn the handwheel towards you until the thread take-up lever is fully raised. Pull the upper thread so that the lower thread is brought up through the stitch plate hole.
  • Page 12 Changing needle and presser foot Changing the needle Set the power switch lOCO. Check that the needle is in the raised position, If not, turn the handwheel. Using the special screwdriver, loosen the needle clamp screw by half a turn (anti-clockwise) and remove the needle.
  • Page 13 Needles / T h read Needle 110- Darning thread Embroidery thread Mercerised cotton sewing thread Synthetic sewing thread Coarse mercerised cotton Mercerised synthetic Buttonhole thread for top stitching (Cordonnet) Important points to note concerning sewing machine needles The needle size required depends on the thread selected. The needle must match the thread.
  • Page 14 - Electrical repairs should only be machine af te zetten door de stekker uit carried out by a BERNINA dealer. het stopkontakt te verwijderen. - Reparaties aan elektronische onder· delen moeten altijd door een BERNINA...
  • Page 15 Presser feet, Accessories Presser feet are an important sewing aid Successful sewing depends on the correct choice 01 presser 1001. However, individual presser feet are not just for one particular type 01 work. They can also be used to simplily other tasks, e.g. Blind stitch loot lor edge stitching.
  • Page 16 Range o f applications Practical stitches 2 Zlg-zag 4 Universal stitch Straight stitch Blind Stitch Stretch stitch All types of rlOn-stretch For most types of , For most types Of For very stretChy � �:��� ����� � < fabric. fabric. fabric.

  • Page 17: Sewing Tips

    Gode tips Belangriik Slil Bernina-maskinen i passende afstand Ira bordkanten. Aigtig Zet uw BERNINA ver genoeg van de tafelrand. Een juiste siddestilling riglig 10ring al syarbejdet lener syningen. Salt dig houding en goede geleiding van hel naaiwerk maakt het naaien midi lor nAten, d.v.s.
  • Page 18 B e D Selecting the stitches Push Ihe selector lever the right to disengage and select desired stitch. When the stitch is selected, the basic setting will be displayed at the same time e.g : Stilch No. 3 Blind stitch Presser loot No.
  • Page 19 1 ! i , Straight stitch, Needle positions Presser foot: Thread: according fabric Needle: thread Stitch: Stitch width: Stitch length: desired) Needle position: centre The stitch length is adjusted to suil lhe fabric and the work. Stitch length for most normal work is Reverse sewing Push the stitch length knob upwards aoove and hold until...
  • Page 20 Zig-zag, Oversewing edges, Satin stitch Presser fool: Thread: according to fabric Needle: according to thread Stitch: 1- 5 Stitch width: Stitch length: Needle position: centre Feed-dog: sewing Setting zig-zag The stitch width and length can be altered during sewing or when the machine is stopped.
  • Page 21 Sewing with the Overlock foot Neckband with overlock seam For all types of jersey Presser foot: Stitch: Stitch width: 4- 5 Stitch length: Needle position: right Feed-dog: sewing Fold the neatly cut neckband in half and press. Pin to the right side of the neckline, with the cut edges of the band exactly in line with the neckline edge.

  • Page 22: Sewing In Zips

    Sewing in zips Zip fastener inserted flat 1001: Presser Thread: sewing thread Needle: Stitch: Stitch width: Stitch length: approx. 2 Needle position: left/right Feed-dog: sewing Baste the ZIP Into JX)Sihon so that the teeth are covered by the fabric. Sew in the zip, starting each side at the bonom and sewing to the lop, once with needle position right and once with needle position left.

  • Page 23: Blind Hemming

    Blind hemming Presser loot: Thread: sewing/darning thread Needle: 80-70 Stitch: Stitch width: approx. 3 Stitch length: Needle position: hall right/right Feed-dog: Sewing blind hems The hem should be prepared in the same way as for sewing by hand. Oversew raw edge, baste and press. Depending on the thickness of the fabric, select needle position half right/right.

  • Page 24: Sewing Buttonholes

    Sewing buttonholes · � Knob to 1 bead Machine sews lirst forwards. Presser foot: Thread: sewing/darning thread Needle: BO 70 Knobto2 Stitch: Machine sews B · rflY8f$e straight Stitch width: set automatically 81�cn. Stitch length: (satin stitch) Needle position: set automatically Feed-dog: sewing sews...
  • Page 25 Buttonholes with gimp cord Gimp cord strengthens the buttonhole and is especially important when sewing any type of knitted fabric. The loop of the gimp will lie at the end of the buttonhole where the button will pull. Lay the fabric under the loot and lower the needle into the labric precisely at the start the buttonhole.
  • Page 26 Darn ing Presser 1001: Thread: Darning/machine embroidery thread Needle: 80-70 Stitch: Stitch width: Stitch leng th: Needle position: centre lowered Use the sewing table*. Whenever possible, use a darning ring. lower the feed-dog. Always work from left to right, moving up and down over the hole. It is important to guide evenly when darning.
  • Page 27 Darning with small darning ring The small darning ring * is particularly practical for darning small torn/worn areas in line fabrics and in fine underwear of all kinds, fine socks and pullovers. Stretching the work Fit the darning ring without the spring ctip onlo the free arm (Fig.

  • Page 28: Gloeilampje Verwisselen

    Changing the bulb Disconnect machine from the mains by removing the mains plug from the socket 220v/15 Sewing light Watt Changing the bulb Using the special bulb holder, press the bulb up, twist left and remove. T o insert new bulb, place the new bulb on the bulb holder and insert the bulb into the socket.

  • Page 29: Maintenance

    Maintenance: Cleaning and lubricating 11 the machine is stored in a cold room, it should be brought to a warm room approximately one hour before use to restore the oil in the bearings to a fluid state. Cleaning and lubricating the hook - Disconnect machine from the mains by removing 1he mains plug from the socket.

  • Page 30: Fault Prevention

    - Slechle kwallteit naalden. U kunt - Nfilen er sat lorkert i, den Ilade side - The upper thread tension is too tight. naalden het baste bij de Bernina-vak- skal vende bagud. - Poor quality needles. Ideally, needles handelaar kopen.
  • Page 31 Important Belangrljk Vlgtlgt If you have to take your machine to BERNINA dealer, please always take the Wanneer u de machine naar de vakhan­ Hvis du bringer din masklne lil lagman· delaar brengl altitd de voetweerstand en loot control unit and accesso r ies.
  • Page 32 BERNI� T rykt i Svejts Printed in Switzerland Gedrukt in Zwitser1and 9MI G6 006924.S1.01 9518 [)I( 006924.51.01 9518 , ..ooe 924.51.01 _..:1 04/2020...

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