Bernina 900 Manual
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List of Contents
Page
Appliqu6 work ..............
33
Automatic stitches
6
Basting .. .................
16
Blind hem-stitch ..............
15
Buttonholes .................
17
Buttonhole gauge ............
41
Darning ...................
21
Double needle ..............
36
Edgings ...................
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12
Embroidery
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34
Elastic seam s .
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Date of delivery:
Machine No.
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Dear Bernina Customer,
You are now the happy owner of a new Bernina. We greatly
appreciate the confidence you have placed in us and assure
you that you will not be disappointed.
We have deliberately chosen the title ,My Bernina Guide",
becaus
The various parts of the machine
1 Needle plate
2 Presser foot
3 Needle
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11
12 13
14 15 16 17. 1.8
4 Thread regulator
6 Lamp switch
7 Take-up lever
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Thread tension adjustment wheel
9 Winder pre-tension
7
10 Thread tension
11 Carrying handle
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12 Left-Center-Right adjusting knob
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(needle position)
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13 Stitch width adjusting knob (zigzag)
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Some technical hints
If you like to work as comfortably as possible we would advise you to observe the
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following points:
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Place your Bernina far enough from the table edge (about 5 inches) for you to lean
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left elbow on the table even when using the slide-on sewing plate which makes
sewing easier.
Sit exactly in front of the needle bar. The
