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Question posted by vgrex4 on June 10th, 2017

Will The Feet From My Bernina 180 Activa Fit My New Bernina 430 Aurora?

I just purchased a Bernina 430 Aurora. My machine before this one was a Bernina 180 Activa. I'm wondering if the feet are interchangeable.

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Answer #1: Posted by BusterDoogen on June 10th, 2017 1:02 PM

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Most likely, if not there's a Low Shank adapter to allow the interchangeability.

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Manual - Page 2

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Manual - Page 3

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Manual - Page 5

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Manual - Page 6

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Manual - Page 7

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Manual - Page 8

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Manual - Page 9

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Manual - Page 12

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Manual - Page 16

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Manual - Page 17

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Manual - Page 18

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Manual - Page 20

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Manual - Page 21

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Manual - Page 22

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Manual - Page 23

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Manual - Page 24

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Manual - Page 25

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Manual - Page 28

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