Bernina Bernette 340 deco Support Question
Bernina Bernette 340 deco Support Question
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Question posted by reneakoski on December 14th, 2015
Stitching Issues.
It seems that the script font (Explorations software,) stitches out kinda skinny in areas. Like it doesn't do the satin stich all the way. I have checked the carrier and tightened all screws. I would like to save a service cost and do myself.
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Related Bernina Bernette 340 deco Manual Pages
User Guide - Page 2
...stitching, this manual. No grounding means is not intended for use by persons (including children) with the sewing computer.
2.
We are provided instead of grounding.
DANGER
To reduce the risk of double-insulated machines... has fallen into any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in
the needle area, such as described in the product. See instructions for servicing of ...
User Guide - Page 3
.../ Switzerland These features combined with the large embroidery area, the concise, easy-to-learn user interface and the many features and high stitch quality that you completely satisfied. he will help.... 2
Welcome
Congratulations on your decision to make your sewing experience on the screen will provide you with your bernette Deco 340. In order to get the full benefit of available ...
User Guide - Page 8
...machine is running , and green when it is stopped. Note: The Deco 340...way. Instead cut the thread with the Thread Cutter on the embroidery area, and do not
use the Automatic Thread Cutter.
Insert the power supply plug into the machine. red when the machine... threads after sewing is the ...way. Machine socket 4. Start/ Stop Button Press this button to start or to stop stitching...
User Guide - Page 18
...8
6
5 Embroidery Hoop The Deco 340 is important to use the correct materials and tools for free arm embroidery, 50 x 50 mm Hoop F: round, embroidery area 126 x 110 mm
6 5...every materials commonly used. For more detailed informations please contact your project. Inner hoop 3. Hoop tightening screw
Please see your BERNINA dealer for built-in the embroidery computer:
Hoop C: for your BERNINA...
User Guide - Page 19
... surface.
5 3
Step 1: Calibrate the hoop (= adjust width to your project) a) Loosen the tightening screw of hooping and the stabilization. It is correct!
c) Lay the inner hoop over the top of ...are now ready to attach the hoop with the fabric onto the Deco 340. f) Pop out the inner hoop
3
3 Hoop tightening screw
4 Inner hoop
5 Outer hoop
Note: This first step only ...
User Guide - Page 24
... has to the fabric used. Correct Needle/Thread Combination When sewing, the thread should travel smoothly in the groove. Too Thick...system number refers to shank shape as well as to check the needle/thread compatibility, the correct size thread must ...needle and thread. medium ball point
Needle scarf Flat shank Shank length Faulty stitches and damage of the needle point.
130/705 H S 70
Shank ...
User Guide - Page 26
....
This is the required boot up the bernette 340 Deco logo is displayed.
During the boot up time and is using icons and a status line.
1
2
3
4
5...to bring the carriage back to its idle position. Note: The screen contrast as well as described below. When the machine is switched on, the pattern selection window appears on your convenience it is not a defect.
Note: Before you will...
User Guide - Page 27
... the stick) is turned on with the front side facing to choose the different categories on the Deco 340.
Ejecting the card Push the eject button to save stitch data and transfer embroidery designs between the Deco 340 and your PC. USB Sticks are available at camera shops, PC supply stores etc. Eject button
Note...
User Guide - Page 33
... key»)
4
2 Open for lettering (Gothic, Script and Cheltenham)
5
built into the internal memory. Use this selection as size and stitch count please refer to select the desired category.
1...designs from internal memory
There are three fonts for Lettering / Monogramming
There are 100 factory built-in the internal memory of the Deco 340
Read how to open embroidery designs from ...
User Guide - Page 37
...sewing a part of the design with the colour sequence number as well as well. • This Metallic Thread key will be shown in the utility menu.
9 Status of Thread Check The icon indicates
Thread check ON
Thread check...the Thread Cutter
Button at the head of the Deco 340 is disabled as the recommended thread. In the picture the colour area will only appear, if the Auto Thread
Cutting ...
User Guide - Page 39
...embroidery. Lower the presser foot. Press the start embroidering again and the machine will not stop automatically when the first section is deactivated in the embroidery...will disappear automatically
when the presser foot is
discontinued.
This
operation is only required, when the stitching process is moved. See last page for details.
A B
1
The image of the selected ...
User Guide - Page 40
... instruction window (D). • If Auto Thread Cutter is set to ON, the machine has trimmed the
threads automatically. • If Auto Thread Cutter is set to OFF...automatically after finishing the last section to return the carriage to the unload position.
1.
Change the thread to stitch the second color section. Raise the presser foot. Lower the presser foot and press the start/stop button...
User Guide - Page 41
.... After you pressed the Cancel key use the key in the Embroidery window to move back several stitches in the hook system. A Information, that the upper thread broke. Now press the start Start...Thread End or Thread Breakage If during embroidery the upper thread runs out or breaks, the machine stops automatically and the following sequence of them you to move the appropriate number of your ...
User Guide - Page 47
... the Pattern Selection Window. Built-in designs, letters as well as designs from USB Sticks or Design Cards can be merged on the Deco 340 into one of 64'000 stitches and • max. 104 colour sections
Open Editing Window From the Pattern Selection Window press the editing tab to combine embroidery designs...
User Guide - Page 53
USB Stick
The built-in memory of the Deco 340 can hold a large number of max. 290'000 stitches can be lost or damaged.
= warning sign On USB Sticks folders are not ... power, eject the Design Card or remove the USB Stick when the warning sign or hourglass appears on the Deco 340 B. Otherwise, data stored in a certain memory location.
Note: If no writeable Design Card or USB Stick is...
User Guide - Page 55
... Magic BoxTM or the Swap Box from Embroidery Software Protection Coalition (ESPC), which extend he is saved on CD cannot be transferred to the Deco 340. 54
Design Transfer and Compatibility
Design Transfer to the bernette 340 Deco The bernette 340 Deco can be used. To run non licensed designs from the Deco 340 a USB Stick or an ATA Personal Design...
User Guide - Page 57
...as .EXP+ files on the PC with Bernina Embroidery Software or OESD Explorations Software can be further processed with Bernina Embroidery Software or OESD Explorations Software.
artista embroidery designs on a CD can be read directly by the Deco 340. These files may be transferred to store embroidery designs from the Deco 340.
Even older design cards bought for exporting complete...
User Guide - Page 58
... designs from www. Personal Design Card (artista 165 / 185) Existing embroidery designs as well as .EXP file and copy with BERNINA Embroidery Software or OESD Explorations software to the Deco 340 • Designs modified on the Deco 340 cannot be stored on the
Personal Design Card for your reference. Note: • Limited functionality!
Write file to the...
User Guide - Page 59
... 630/640, artista 160 - 185 Deco 330/340
Bernina extended .EXP embroidery design format based on ...
Caution: To transfer the design completely to the sewing computer both or all three files must...artista 200 / artista 730
special embroidery design format carrying not only the stitch coordinates, but the extension .INF.
In applications that use of special driver and the Reader/...
User Guide - Page 62
...See page 27 Adjust the screen contrast. (See page 27)
Skipped stitch
1 The needle is inserted incorrectly. 2 The needle is bent ... 2 The needle is bent or blunt. 3 The needle clamp screw is loose. 4 The needle thread tension is not adjusted correctly....
2 Lint has collected in the
thread holder when starting the machine. 6 Sewing speed is too high for some
reason when embroidering. 5 The...
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