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Question posted by Jarodd on March 3rd, 2013

Rethread And Start

My Bernina Deco 330 Embroidery Machine was working perfectly and then suddenly made a juddering noise and got stuck. It now will not sew more than a few stitches before stopping and the message "RETHREAD and START" comes up. HELP PLEASE>

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Manual - Page 2

... and many years of dependable service Before attempting to obtain the maximum benefits, please study IhiS bookie; Your new sewing.moc bine is stage will eliminate errorsand will result in your machine Repeal the process until you are familiar with funclionol design techniques toachieve on your complete satisfaction and enjoyment. however, and...

Manual - Page 3

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Manual - Page 5

... usual >filches including straight and oafag Darning loot Button hole fool (No.5) Blind hem foot (No 91 The use of these speciol sewing feel will improve roe quality al stitch The design of the feet may change Large screwdriver Small screw dove, Seam ripper C-11 Oiler I D Bobbin Brush I tL_.a=1 Pack of needle...

Manual - Page 6

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Manual - Page 7

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Manual - Page 8

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Manual - Page 9

... it is gently swung, the tension is tooTight, if it slips down too freely. See pages 9/10. 2 %CC:le t t, r II 8 () INSERTING BOBBIN AND CASE INTO MACHINE INSERTING BOBBIN INTO CASE Open hook cover as case by suspending the wound bobbinin as illustrated. (1) Insert fit led bobbin into case os decoded. (2) Molding...

Manual - Page 12

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Manual - Page 16

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Manual - Page 17

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Manual - Page 19

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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 26

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Manual - Page 27

... every comer has been cleaned. Your mochiee should be serviced regularly by your specialist dealer. (CAUTION) when servicing or changing mechanical ports or accessories, the machine must be disconnected from around the feed dog. Remove the bobbin case and clean every pod with o brush. 'Urn the hondwheel slowly towards you to...

Manual - Page 28

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