Why is my Bernette b79 Sewing Machine speed too low?
If your Bernette Sewing Machine's speed is too low, it could be due to an unfavorable room temperature. Place the machine in a warm room one hour before use. Alternatively, check the settings in the Setup Program and adjust the sewing/embroidery speed, as well as the slide.
What to do if my Bernette b79 doesn't start?
If your Bernette Sewing Machine doesn't start, it could be due to an unfavorable room temperature. Place the machine in a warm room one hour before use, then connect the machine and switch it on. If this doesn't work, the machine may be damaged, and you should contact the specialized bernette dealer.
Why doesn't the «Start-/Stop» button light up on my Bernette Sewing Machine?
If the light on the «Start-/Stop» button of your Bernette Sewing Machine doesn't light up, the light may be defective, and you should contact the specialized bernette dealer. Alternatively, check the settings in the Setup Program to ensure it is activated.
Why aren't the sewing light or free arm light working on my Bernette Sewing Machine?
If neither the sewing light nor the light on the free arm lights up on your Bernette Sewing Machine, the sewing light may be defective, and you should contact the specialized bernette dealer. You should also check the settings in the Setup Program to ensure the lights are activated.
Why isn't the upper thread indicator reacting on my Bernette b79 Sewing Machine?
If the upper thread indicator isn't reacting on your Bernette Sewing Machine, the indicator may be defective, and you should contact the specialized bernette dealer. Alternatively, check the settings in the Setup Program to ensure it is activated.
General| Sewing and Embroidery Functions | Yes |
|---|---|
| Embroidery Designs | 208 |
| Maximum Sewing Speed | 1000 stitches per minute |
| Maximum Embroidery Speed | 850 stitches per minute |
| Screen | 5-inch color touchscreen |
| Automatic Thread Cutter | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Dual Feed | Yes |
| Type | Computerized Sewing and Embroidery Machine |
| Stitch Width | 7 mm |
| Memory | Yes |
| Lighting | LED |
| Stitch Length | 5 mm |
| Needle Positions | 15 |
| Speed Control | Yes |
| Maximum Embroidery Area | 260 x 160 mm |
| Presser Feet | 8 included |
Basic safety instructions for operating the sewing machine, including electrical shock and burn hazards.
Warnings regarding burns, fire, electric shock, and proper use by children or individuals with reduced capabilities.
Detailed identification of front controls, including quick reverse, thread cutter, and multifunctional knobs.
Explanation of the function and purpose of each operation button on the sewing machine.
Information on selecting the correct needle for different fabrics and thread types for optimal results.
Steps for connecting the power cable, foot control, and switching on the machine.
Details on adjusting presser foot position with the knee lifter and changing presser foot soles.
Procedures for changing the needle, selecting it in the UI, and managing stitch plates.
Step-by-step guide for threading the upper thread, double needle, and bobbin thread.
Adjusting thread tension, sewing speed, and programming securing stitches and buttons.
Adjusting upper thread tension, embroidering speed, and calibrating the embroidery hoop.
Modifying stitch width, length, balance, and creating pattern repeats or mirror images.
Guidance on manual darning, automatic darning programs, and finishing fabric edges.
Steps for marking buttonholes on fabric and automatically sewing them with the correct foot.
Steps for creating new stitch patterns, editing existing ones, and manipulating points.
Instructions for attaching the embroidery module, embroidery foot, and needle/stitch plate.
How to start and stop the embroidery process using the Start/Stop button and change threads.
Procedure for changing the CutWork Tool, including prerequisite steps and safety precautions.
Guide to diagnosing and repairing common issues like uneven stitches, skipped stitches, and thread breaks.
Explanation of error messages displayed on the machine and their corresponding repair actions.
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