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Question posted by Sewsweet on June 2nd, 2013

Why Won't My 1090 Form Any Stitches?

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Manual - Page 2

... OF GROUNDED +-OUTLET BOX it is for U.S.A. Do not pull or push fabric while stitching. if it has been dropped or damaged, or dropped into any air openings blocked. ... ADAPTER GROUNDING (C) MEANS GROUNDING PIN - 1/ a OAR a SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This sewing machine is properly installed and grounded in this manual.Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer as...

Manual - Page 3

Setting up the 1 sewing machine Presser feet 13 Practical stitches Practical sewing Troubleshooting 29 Maintenance Publications 33 Index 35

Manual - Page 4

... around the world. Dear BERNINA Customer Congratulations on choosing a BERNINA 1001. You own a first class product which fulfils every expectation in general, please do not hesitate to contact your sewing machine or sewing in terms of the family to help you very happy and successful sewing. I wish you . Yours truly, //7 Hanspeter Ueltschi President BERNINA I am...

Manual - Page 6

... knob 17 Needle position knob 18 Buttonhole knob 19 Power/light switch 20 Stitch length knob 21 Securing pins for sewing table 22 Stitch programme color indicator (RED - I • -- GREEN) 23 Combined mains/foot control socket 24 Stitch programme selector knob 25 Sewing/Darning selector knob 26 Presser foot lever 27 Carrying handle 28 Thread...

Manual - Page 7

Setting up the sewing machine

Manual - Page 8

... holder Cleaning brush Oiler, filled Reverse pattern foot Overlock foot Blind stitch foot Buttonhole foot Zip foot Accessories box The accessories are neatly stored in the holes prories box backwards (Fig. 3). Cover, accessories Standard accessories The cover protects the machine from the rear and press against the free arm until the fixing...

Manual - Page 9

... control cable into the foot control and the machine cable into the machine. Power switch sewing light The power switch below the handwheel has 3 positions: 0 Off The machine is used to maximum speed by varying the pressure on . On The machine is switched on. [RA # l The machine and sewing light are switched on the plate of the...

Manual - Page 10

When the bobbin is raised. Check that the needle is full, the bobbin winder will stop auto- I 0 position. bobbin winder stop . The sewing machine is now engaged. Place empty bobbin on the free arm (Fig.1). Take thread from the reel of the right hand, pull the bobbin case latch ...

Manual - Page 13

...the regulating dial the red mark on the machine. thread tension. Therefore the feed-dog must not be adjusted for special above gives a tighter upper sewing, e.g. Take both threads into the thread ...mark points to the symbol For all normal sewing, the mark on the knob should point to the left and hook both threads through the stitch plate hole. Turning the regulating dial 4...

Manual - Page 16

...point Twill, workwear, heavy linen, denim, canvas. Threads and needles Needle table Needle and sewing machine Your BERNINA has needle system 130/705 H. Make sure when buying new needles that they... synthetic or natural fibre knits. 130/705 H-Stretch Medium ball-point Special needle for top stitching (Cordonnet) 70 80 90 100 110120 This table shows clearly which needle suits which thread....

Manual - Page 21

... seams, craft work , e.g. Sewing elastic and lace. 3 Blind stitch For most types of fabric. Very stretchy open seams for towelng fabrics, denim, eather and other firm fabrics. For all kinds, decorative edges, craft work 2 Zig-zag , •••%, For most types of • knitted fabrics and hand and machine knitted articles. AD...

Manual - Page 22

... according to thread 0 1-5 according to fabric centre sewing ammummo 1I 4 '.!./, Stitch width cri Needle position Forward sewing The machine sews forwards with the settings specified and with the previously selected stitch. The stitch length is completed. Examples of a seam, sew in zips Page 20 1R l± Buttonhole Stitch length Normal stitch length is in five positions with the...

Manual - Page 23

...: Stitch length: * Additional accessory 1 (6*) embroidery thread No.30 80 112/ -5 11111(satin stitch density) Set stitch length to very close zig-zag = 11111 Turn stitch length knob to thread 1-5 1-5 centre sewing_ samommow Stitch width 5 Stitch length 5 Presser foot: Thread: Needle: Stitch width: Stitch length: Generally, the zig-zag should not be altered during sewing or while the machine...

Manual - Page 28

... seams Th, iiie :Hp . ;t .;lavi iii which are not bulky - Owy ; let .,ut - Presser foot: Thread: Needle: Stitch: Stitch width: • Stitch length: Needle position: Feed-dog: Colour indicator: sewing thread 80 ' -1 centre sewing i.tair I0- 40100AM Triple straight stitch seam 99 Stretch seam Practical stitch seams There are two types of all hand and machine knitted garments.

Manual - Page 32

... right until it locks. Lower the It is obtained. towards the centre (Fig. 5). 4 This avoids cutting through I Sewing the buttonholes For sewing buttonholes, set thread tension to symbol D. 5 O 2 4 3 0 1 5 2 4 3 0 6 1 Set stitch length: Turn knob to 6 Machine sews securing stitches. • ry 26 -4: Lay the fabric under the foot so that the edge of the fabric lies in...

Manual - Page 33

... off. 4 Sewing able/special accessory Finally, pull the loop of the 1 presser foot. If not, turn The thickness of the I foot. At position 2 (reverse straight stitch), the cord ...sewing needle (Fig. 4) and tie or sew in the fabric: 1. Sew a trial buttonhole. Lower the foot and check that it is not trapped by the foot. 3. Sew the buttonhole. including hand and machine...

Manual - Page 34

Let each row overlap the previous one very slightly. 2 1 4 Presser foot: Thread: Needle: Stitch: :: Stitch width: Stitch length: I Needle position: Feed-dog: Colour indicator: 0 darning thread/Machine emb. 60 80-70 5 IIIII centre sewing anom mimi Ilk , 4v, Joei t q.4' 4. - 61, - Always lay a fine fabric underneath. For all fabrics. Finally, cut a patch, if possible ft...

Manual - Page 36

...sewing machine does not sew properly, it is usually due to incorrect use ball point for knitted fabrics and cutting point for leather. See needle and thread table. • The machine is blunt, bent or incorrectly inserted. The flat side of thread under the presser foot. • When sewing...quality thread, knotted or dried-out thread. • Stitch plate or hook tip damaged.Take to run _ &#...

Manual - Page 40

... simple techniques to advanced fashion projects. BERNINA Collection These booklets deal with one is expected. Basic information, pattern suggestions, detailed sewing instructions with a particular sewing technique presented in words and pictures. However, the creative potential of your BERNINA sewing machine and BERNEI IE overlocker is enormous.To help you more than the basics of...

Manual - Page 42

... pattern foot 14 - upper thread 6 - breaks 30 - universal stitch 21 ; vari-overlock 21 I Machine cable overlock stitch 20 15 - using your sewing machine,please read the Safety Instructions. breaks 30 Scallop stitch 15 - bringing up 7 Securing ends 16 32 - neckband with 15 I Running stitch 15 'V Buttonhole 26 - reverse sewing 16 25 - thick seams 16 25' Stretch...