Bernina 330 Bedienerhandbuch

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Seite 1 - 350 PE

BERNINA 330 | 350 PE | 380

Seite 2 - Introduction

9Preparation - Details of the sewing computer1 Bobbin cover2 Stitch plate3 Attachment base for special accessory4 LED sewing light5 Quick reverse

Seite 3 - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

10The LED sewing light illuminates the sewing area and has a long product life.LED Sewing LightPlease note that a defective sewing light must ONLY be

Seite 4 - INSTRUCTIONS!

11Preparation - SewingThe FHS raises and lowers the presser foot.Attaching the lifter █insert into the opening; you should be able to operate the FHS

Seite 5 - Glossary

12Inserting a BobbinInsert the bobbin so that the thread runs clockwise.Laying the thread into the slotPull the thread counter clockwise into the slot

Seite 6 - Standard Accessory

13Preparation - SewingBobbin CaseTo remove the bobbin case █raise needle █power switch to «0» (off) █open the bobbin cover █grasp the latch of the bob

Seite 7 - Accessory

14Preparation - SewingThreading the Upper ThreadAttaching the thread spool █raise the needle and presser foot █power switch to «0» (off) █place foam p

Seite 8 - Accessory Case ***

15Preparation - SewingThreading the First Thread █place thread spool on horizontal spool pin and thread █guide the thread to the front in the slit and

Seite 9 - Detail View

16Removing the needle █raise needle █power switch to «0» (off) █lower the presser foot █loosen the needle clamp screw █pull the needle down to removeI

Seite 10

17Preparation - SewingChanging the Presser-Foot Sole █raise the needle and the presser foot shaft █power switch to «0» (off) █press the button on the

Seite 11 - Slide-on Table *

18Preparation - SewingThread TensionThe Basic Setting █is indicated when the red line on the tension adjustment wheel is in line with the marking A █

Seite 12 - Vertical Spool Pin

1Dear Bernina Customer,Congratulations!You’ve decided on BERNINA, a reliable choice that will delight you for years to come. For over 100 years, our f

Seite 13 - Winding a Bobbin

19Preparation - SewingBalanceDifferent fabrics, threads and stabilizers can naturally affect the stitch balance so that the stitch patterns are sewn t

Seite 14 - Bobbin Case

20Preparation - SewingFeed DogButton flush with housing = sewing position.Button depressed = feed-dog is lowered. █for free-motion sewing (darning, em

Seite 15 - Needle Threader

21Preparation - Sewing11The 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-v

Seite 16 - Threading the Triple Needle

22Preparation - SewingImportant Facts about Sewing NeedlesThe thread is chosen according to use. For a perfect sewing result, thread and fabric qualit

Seite 17 - Thread Cutter

23Preparation - SewingUniversal130/705 H/60 -100Normal point, slightly roundedFor nearly all natural and synthetic fabrics (woven and knitted)Metafil

Seite 18 - Changing the Presser Foot

24FunctionsFunction Buttons on the Sewing ComputerStitch Selection █for stitch patterns 1-10: press the number button of your choice; stitch number an

Seite 19 - Stitch Plate

25FunctionsQuick reversetemporary: █press the button █the sewing computer sews stitch pattern in reverse until button is released (max. stitch length

Seite 20 - Preparation - Sewing

26Functions1 Stitch width (basic setting always visible - blinks)2 Stitch length (basic setting always visible - blinks)3 Needle position (9 possib

Seite 21 - Feed Dog

27FunctionsMemoryOpening the memory █press the button 2 █the cursor and the available number of empty memory spaces (e.g. 30) start to blink, and «mem

Seite 22 - Sewing Corners

28FunctionsOpening the memory █press the button 2 █the cursor and the available number of empty memory spaces (e.g. 30) start to blink, and «mem» appe

Seite 23 - Needle, Thread and Fabric

2Safety InstructionsIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using an electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including th

Seite 24 - Overview Needles

29FunctionsThe contents of the Memory remain saved even when the sewing computer is disconnected from the electrical supply. They can be recalled at a

Seite 25 - Customizing Stitch Settings

30Sewing stitches - Practical stitchesStraight stitchAll non-stretch fabrics; all straight-stitch workZig-zag stitchMost fabric types; all simple zig-

Seite 26 - Functions

31Sewing stitches - Examples of application Examples of ApplicationZipper foot/sole No. 4Straight StitchPreparation █baste seam closed and clean finis

Seite 27 - Details of the Screen

32Sewing stitches - Examples of Application █for all fabrics █overcasting █elastic seams █decorate sewing Overcasting edges █guide edge of fabric into

Seite 28

33Sewing stitches - Examples of applicationOverlock foot/sole No. 2Reverse pattern foot/sole No. 1 Vari-overlock stitchThe Overlock foot/sole No. 2 is

Seite 29 - Starting to sew

34Sewing stitches - Examples of applicationOverlock foot/sole No. 2 Reverse pattern foot/sole No. 1 Vari-overlock stitchFor all fine cotton, synthetic

Seite 30 - Leaving the Memory

35Sewing stitches - Examples of applicationReverse pattern foot/sole No. 1Securing program █for all fabrics █secures beginning and end of seamSewing l

Seite 31 - Practical Stitches

36Sewing stitches - ButtonholesThread tension for sewing buttonholes █thread the bobbin thread through the finger A of the bobbin case = the bobbin th

Seite 32 - Examples of Application

37Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Marking the length of manual buttonholes █mark the buttonhole length in the desired position █use Buttonhole foot/sole

Seite 33 - Darning program

38Sewing stitches - ButtonholesCorded Buttonhole Cording █use cording to reinforce buttonholes and enhance their appearance █the loop of the cord shou

Seite 34 - Double Overlock

3Safety InstructionsPlease find the latest version of your instruction manual at www.bernina.comSERVICING DOUBLE INSULATED PRODUCTSIn a double-insulat

Seite 35 - Honeycomb Stitch Edges

39Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Automatic Standard Buttonhole with Auto-Length Automatic buttonhole foot with slide No. 3AAutomatic standard buttonhol

Seite 36 - Blind hem

40Sewing stitches - ButtonholesAutomatic buttonhole foot with slide No. 3A Automatic keyhole buttonholeAutomatic Keyhole Buttonhole with Auto-Length P

Seite 37 - Buttonhole Summary

41Sewing stitches - Buttonholes Buttonhole foot/sole No. 3 */**/***Preparation █select the desired buttonhole █display shows: █the number of the sele

Seite 38

42Sewing stitches - ButtonholesSaving programmed buttonholes in long-term memory █after programming press the button 3 █the buttonhole is now saved i

Seite 39 - Corded Buttonhole

43Sewing stitches - Practical-/QuiltstitchHandlook Quilting StitchReverse pattern foot/sole No. 1Handlook quilting stitchSuitable for all fabrics and

Seite 40 - Automatic standard buttonhole

44Cleaning, maintenanceCleaning, MaintenanceCleaning the screen and the sewing computerWipe with a damp cloth.Feed-dog areaClean the sewing computer a

Seite 41 - Programming the buttonhole

45TroubleshootingTroubleshootingIn most cases you will be able to identify and remedy faults by checking the following.Check whether: █the upper and l

Seite 42 - Manual buttonhole (all types)

46Stitch patterns11 Button sewing-on program12 Gathering stitch13 Stretch overlock14 Universal stitch15 Lycra stitch16 Darning program17

Seite 43 - Button Sewing-On Program

47IndexA Accessory 5-7 Adjusting the stitch width/length 24Alphabets/characters █Changing the size of lettering 28 █Combining 28 █In long-term mem

Seite 44 - Basting Stitch

48H Handwheel 9Hem █Blind hem 35High compensation tool 5, 21I Inserting a bobbin 12L LED sewing light 10Lettering size 28Long Term Memory 2

Seite 45 - Cleaning, Maintenance

4* Not supplied as standard with the BERNINA 330** Not supplied as standard with the BERNINA 350*** Not supplied as standard with the BERNINA 380

Seite 46 - Troubleshooting

49IndexSewing █Accessory 5 █Balance 19 █Basic settings 26 █Content 4 █Function buttons 24-25 █Reverse sewing/Backstepping 25 █Sewing corners 21 █S

Seite 47 - Stitch-Pattern Summary

50Imprint TextHerbert StolzGraphicswww.sculpt.chFotosPatrice Heilmann, CH-WinterthurTypesetting, LayoutSusanne Ribi/Erika Vollenweider-Czibulya Copyri

Seite 49

5AccessoryStandard Accessory █Fabric cover █Accessory box */** █Accessory case *** █Foot control █Power cable █Slide-on table* █Stitch pattern summary

Seite 50

6Presser Feet/Snap-On Soles (BERNINA 330/350/350 PE/380)Presser Feet - Standard (BERNINA 350/350 PE/380)1 No. 1 Reverse pattern sole2 No. 2 Overlo

Seite 51 - Imprint

7AccessoryAccessory Box */**Accessory Case ***Storing AccessoryStandard accessory are supplied in a plastic bag. They can be stored as shown in the pi

Seite 52

8Preparation - Details of the sewing computerFront ViewDetail View434424252623123424041394810111716152091819332221126513 147033301.71.04_2014-02_Manua

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