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  • Page 1 BERNINA 770 QE SPECIAL EDITION...
  • Page 2 Welcome Dear BERNINA customer, Congratulations! You have decided on BERNINA and therefore on a product which will delight you for years. For more than 100 years our family company has attached greatest importance to satisfied customers. As for me, it is a matter of personal concern to offer you Swiss development and precision at the height of perfection, future-orientated sewing technology and a comprehensive customer service.
  • Page 3 1041785.00B.04 2018-11 EN Copyright 2018 BERNINA International AG All rights reserved: For technical reasons and for the purpose of product improvements, changes concerning the features of the machine can be made at any time and without advance notice. The supplied...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Important information ........................16 1 My BERNINA............................. 17 Introduction .......................... 17 BERNINA Quality control ....................... 17 Welcome to the world of BERNINA ..................17 Explanation of symbols......................18 Overview Machine ........................ 19 Overview front controls ..................... 19 Overview front ........................20 Overview sideways ......................
  • Page 5 Table of Contents Free arm ..........................38 Feed dog..........................38 Adjusting the feed dog...................... 38 Slide-on table........................39 Using the slide-on table ..................... 39 Presser foot........................... 40 Adjusting the presser foot position via the knee lifter of the Free Hand System ....40 Adjusting the presser foot position via the button «Presser foot up/down»...
  • Page 6 Calibrating the display ....................... 65 Back to default setting....................... 65 Deleting user data ......................66 Deleting motifs on the BERNINA USB Stick................. 66 Calibrating the Buttonhole foot No. 3A ................67 Updating the machine Firmware..................67 Recovering saved data ....................... 68 Cleaning the thread catcher ....................
  • Page 7 Deleting stitch patterns from the personal memory............86 Saving stitch patterns on the BERNINA USB stick..............86 Uploading a stitch pattern from the BERNINA USB stick ............. 87 Deleting stitch patterns from the BERNINA USB stick ............87 Securing..........................87 Securing with the button «Pattern end»...
  • Page 8 Table of Contents 6.18 Sewing visible hems ......................104 6.19 Sewing flat joining seams...................... 104 6.20 Sewing basting stitches ......................105 7 Decorative stitches .......................... 106 Overview Decorative Stitches....................106 Bobbin-Play........................... 107 Altering the stitch density...................... 108 Sewing cross stitches......................108 Pintucks ..........................
  • Page 9 10.2 Quilting, Securing Program ....................127 10.3 Sewing handlook quilt stitches ....................128 10.4 Guiding the quilt work freely....................129 11 BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) ..................... 130 11.1 BSR mode 1 .......................... 130 11.2 BSR mode 2 .......................... 130 11.3 BSR function with Straight stitch No.
  • Page 10 Table of Contents 13.4 Needle and stitch plate......................144 Inserting the embroidery needle ..................144 Selecting the embroidery needle in the User Interface ............144 Selecting the needle type and the needle size ..............145 Attaching the stitch plate ....................145 Selecting the stitch plate in the User Interface..............
  • Page 11 Administering embroidery motifs..................167 Saving embroidery motifs in the personal memory ............. 168 Saving the embroidery motif on the BERNINA USB stick ............. 168 Overwriting the embroidery motif in the personal memory ..........168 Overwriting the embroidery motif on the BERNINA USB stick ..........169 Importing stitch patterns ....................
  • Page 12 Table of Contents 18 Overview stitch patterns ........................ 185 18.1 Overview Stitch patterns ....................... 185 Practical stitches ........................ 185 Buttonholes........................185 Decorative stitches......................185 18.2 Overview Embroidery motifs....................188 Editing embroidery motifs....................188 Quilt motifs ........................189 Embellishment........................192 Flowers..........................193 Children ..........................

  • Page 13: Important Safety Instructions

    Do not view the LED light directly with optical instruments (e.g. magnifier). The LED light corresponds with protection class 1M. • When the LED light is damaged or defective, contact your BERNINA specialist dealer. WARNING To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock or injury to persons: •...
  • Page 14 – turn power switch to «0». • Do not use bent needles. • Always use the original BERNINA stitch plate.The wrong stitch plate can cause needle breakage. • To disconnect, turn power switch to «0» and then remove the plug from the outlet.

  • Page 15: Important Information

    • If you pass the machine to a third party, always include the instruction manual. Appropriate use Your BERNINA machine is conceived and designed for private household use. It answers the purpose to quilt fabrics as it is decribed in this instruction manual. Any other use is not considered appropriate.BERNINA assumes no liability concerning consequences resulting from an inappropriate usage.

  • Page 16: My Bernina

    My BERNINA 1.1 Introduction On your BERNINA 770 QE you can sew, embroider and quilt. Delicate silk or satin fabrics as well as heavy- weight linen, fleece and denim can be sewn without any problems with this machine. Numerous practical as well as decorative stitches, buttonholes and embroidery motifs are at your disposal.

  • Page 17: Explanation Of Symbols

    Fancy instructions, free sewing patterns and embroidery motifs as well as many new ideas: all this you can find in the weekly blog by BERNINA. Our experts give valuable tips and explain step by step how you can achieve the desired result. In the community you can upload your own projects and exchange experiences and ideas with other sewing and embroidering enthusiasts.

  • Page 18: Overview Machine

    My BERNINA 1.5 Overview Machine Overview front controls Quick reverse Needle up/down Thread cutter Upper Multifunctional knob Presser foot up/down Lower Multifunctional knob Start/Stop Needle left/right Pattern end...

  • Page 19: Overview Front

    My BERNINA Overview front Connection for embroidery module Slide speed control Bobbin cover Thread take-up lever cover Connection for accessory (optional accessory) 9 Thread take-up lever Presser foot Fixing screw Needle threader Connection for the slide-on table Sewing light Connection for Free Hand System...

  • Page 20: Overview Sideways

    My BERNINA Overview sideways Connection for foot control Power switch PC-connection Connection for power cable Spool pin Magnet holder for touchscreen pen Winding unit with thread cutter Air vents Swiveling spool pin USB port Handwheel Feed dog up/down...

  • Page 21: Overview Back

    Connection for the slide-on table Thread pretension Connection for darning hoop Thread guide BSR connection Fixing screw Connection for accessory (optional accessory) 12 BERNINA Dual Feed Air vents Thread cutter Thread guide Feed dog Bobbin winding unit Stitch plate Carrying handle...

  • Page 22: Supplied Accessories

    All rights reserved: For technical reasons and for the purpose of product improvements, changes concerning the features of the machine can be made at any time and without advance notice. The supplied accessory can vary depending on the country of delivery. Please visit www.bernina.com for more accessory information. Illustration Name...
  • Page 23 My BERNINA Illustration Name Purpose Foam pad To prevent the thread from slipping under the spool holder, 2 pieces tangling and breaking. Touchscreen pen For precise operation of the touch display. Seam ripper To undo seams and to cut buttonholes open.

  • Page 24: Use Of The Power Cable (Only Usa/Canada)

    My BERNINA Illustration Name Purpose Foot control To start and stop the machine. To control the sewing speed. Use of the power cable (only USA/Canada) The machine has a polarized plug (one blade wider than the other). To reduce the risk of electrical shock, this plug is intended to fit in a polarized outlet only one way.

  • Page 25: Accessory Box

    My BERNINA Illustration Number Name Purpose Example # 42 BERNINA Stitch Free-motion quilting Regulator (BSR) with regular stitch length. # 97D Patchwork foot For patchwork and other precise work when using the Dual Feed. Accessory box All rights reserved: For technical reasons and for the purpose of product improvements, changes concerning the features of the machine can be made at any time and without advance notice.
  • Page 26 My BERNINA Big drawer Spool holder Small drawer Presser feet Automatic Buttonhole foot with slide Presser foot holders for 5.5 mm and 9.0 mm feet Selection of needles...

  • Page 27: Overview User Interface

    My BERNINA 1.7 Overview User Interface Overview functions/visual information Upper thread tension Stitch plate/Needle selection Presser foot indicator Feed dog up/down Presser foot pressure Filling level of bobbin thread Overview System settings Home Help Setup Program eco mode Tutorial Back to default setting...

  • Page 28: Overview Selection Menu Sewing

    My BERNINA Overview selection menu sewing Practical stitches Buttonholes Decorative stitches Quilt stitches Alphabets Personal Memory Overview Icons Icon Name Purpose i-Dialog Touching the icon «i»-Dialog provides various functions to edit motifs. Close The display is closed and the previously made adjustments are saved.

  • Page 29: Needle, Thread, Fabric

    My BERNINA Icon Name Purpose Slide By moving the slide the setting values are changed. Switch Activates or deactivates functions. Process navigation With the process navigation scrolling back in the display is possible. Swipe function By swiping the display using the touchscreen pen or the finger upwards or downwards, further functions can be displayed.
  • Page 30 My BERNINA Illustration Needle name Needle description Purpose Quilting needle Slightly rounded fine For straight and point topstitching. 130/705 H-Q 75, 90 Embroidery needle Small ball point, For embroidery on all especially wide needle natural and synthetic 130/705 H-E 75, 90 eye and wide thread fabrics.

  • Page 31: Example For Needle Description

    My BERNINA Example for needle description The 130/705 system, which is the most common for household machines, is explained by the following picture of a Jersey/Stretch needle. 130/705 H-S/70 130 = Shank length (1) 705 = Flat shank (2) H = Needle scarf (3) S = Needle point (here medium ball point) (4) 70 = Needle size 0.7 mm (5)

  • Page 32: Sewing Preparation

    Sewing preparation Sewing preparation 2.1 Accessory box Accessory box free standing > On the back of the box, pull both extensions out until they click into place. Storing accessory NOTICE Incorrect sorting of the bobbin The silvery sensor surface can get scratched. >...

  • Page 33: Connection And Switching On

    Sewing preparation 2.2 Connection and Switching on Connecting the foot control > Unwind the cable of the foot control to the desired length. > Insert the cable of the foot control into the foot control connection. Connecting the machine > Insert the power cable into the power cord connection. >...

  • Page 34: Attaching The Knee Lifter Of The Free Hand System

    Attaching the knee lifter of the Free Hand System The lateral position of the knee lifter can be adjusted by your local BERNINA Dealer if required. > Insert the knee lifter into the opening at the front side of the machine.

  • Page 35: Foot Control

    Sewing preparation 2.3 Foot control Regulating the speed via the foot control Via the foot control the speed is infinitely variable. > Press the foot control down carefully to start the machine. > To sew faster, press the foot control harder. >...

  • Page 36: Spool Pin

    Sewing preparation 2.4 Spool pin Swiveling spool pin Installing the spool holder With metallic or other special threads, it is recommend to use the swiveling spool pin. The swiveling spool holder is necessary when several threads are sewn and it can also be used for bobbin winding while sewing.

  • Page 37: Free Arm

    > Pull the spool net over the thread spool. 2.5 Free arm The BERNINA 770 QE provides a solidly designed free arm which offers a lot of space for large project on the right of the needle. 2.6 Feed dog...

  • Page 38: Slide-On Table

    Sewing preparation Let the fabric be fed evenly; this results in a more perfect stitch formation. Pulling or pushing the fabric will result in uneven stitches. Holding back the fabric will result in uneven stitches. > Push the button «Feed dog up/down» to lower the feed dog. >...

  • Page 39: Presser Foot

    Sewing preparation > To remove the slide-on table, press the button at the table down and pull the slide-on table over the free arm to the left. 2.8 Presser foot Adjusting the presser foot position via the knee lifter of the Free Hand System >...

  • Page 40: Having The Presser Foot Displayed In The User Interface

    Sewing preparation Having the presser foot displayed in the User Interface The recommended presser foot for the selected stitch is displayed. In addition to that, optional presser feet can be displayed. > Switch the machine on. > Select a stitch pattern. –...

  • Page 41: Needle And Stitch Plate

    Sewing preparation 2.10 Needle and stitch plate Changing the needle > Raise the needle. > Switch the machine off and disconnect it from the power supply system. > Remove the presser foot. > Loosen the fixing screw of the needle using the screwdriver gray Torx. >...

  • Page 42: Selecting The Needle Type And The Needle Size

    Sewing preparation Selecting the needle type and the needle size Convenient memory function: To prevent a loss of information, the needle type and the needle size can be saved additionally on the machine. The saved needle type and the saved needle size can be checked at any time.

  • Page 43: Needle Stop Up/Down (Permanent)

    Sewing preparation > Push the button «Needle right» (2) to move the needle to the right. Needle stop up/down (permanent) > Touch the icon «Needle stop up/down (permanent)» to fix the needle position permanently. – The machine stops with needle position down as soon as the foot control is released or the button «Start/Stop»...

  • Page 44: Selecting The Stitch Plate In The User Interface

    Sewing preparation Selecting the stitch plate in the User Interface After having changed the stitch plate, it can be checked whether or not it is suitable to be used in combination with the selected needle. > Touch the icon «Stitch plate/Needle selection». >...
  • Page 45 Sewing preparation > Guide the thread downwards again (6). > Guide the thread through the guides (7/8) above the presser foot. > Switch the machine on.
  • Page 46 Sewing preparation > Press the semi-automatic threader lever (9) slightly down, keep pressed and pull the thread to the left beneath the gray threader hook (10). > Guide the thread around the gray threader hook from the left to the right (12). >...

  • Page 47: Threading The Double Needle

    Sewing preparation > Pull the thread beneath the presser foot from back to front over the thread cutter (15) and cut. Threading the double needle Prerequisite: • The double needle is inserted. > Guide the first thread in direction of the arrow on the right side of the tension disc (1). >...

  • Page 48: Threading The Triple Needle

    Sewing preparation Threading the triple needle Always attach a foam pad when using the swiveling spool holder. This prevents the thread from getting hooked at the spool holder. Prerequisite: • The triple needle is inserted. > Place the foam pad, the thread spool and the appropriate spool disc on the spool holder. >...
  • Page 49 Sewing preparation > Wind the thread clockwise 2 to 3 times around the empty bobbin (4). > Pull the excess thread over the thread cutter at the engaging lever (5) and cut. > Push the engaging lever (6) towards the bobbin. –...

  • Page 50: Threading The Bobbin Thread

    Sewing preparation Threading the bobbin thread Prerequisite: • The needle is raised. • The machine is switched off and the bobbin cover is opened. > Press the bobbin case release at the bobbin case (1). > Remove the boobin case. >...
  • Page 51 Sewing preparation > Pull the thread into the slot (2) from the left. > Pull the thread to the right under the spring (3), then lead the thread under the two thread guides (4) and pull upwards. > When inserting into the machine, hold the bobbin case so the thread guide (5) points upwards. >...

  • Page 52: Indicating Fill Level Of Bobbin Thread

    Sewing preparation > Pull the thread through the thread cutter (6) and cut. > Close the bobbin cover. Indicating fill level of bobbin thread As soon as the fill level of the bobbin thread is low, an animation, which indicates that the bobbin thread is running out, appears in the icon «Bobbin thread fill level».

  • Page 53: Setup Program

    Setup Program Setup Program 3.1 Sewing settings Adjusting the upper thread tension Adjustments to the upper thread tension in the Setup Program affect all stitch patterns . Individual alteration of the upper thread tension can also be made for currently selected stitches. >...

  • Page 54: Programming The Button «Pattern End

    Setup Program > Touch the icon «Setup Program». > Touch the icon «Sewing settings». > Touch the icon «Program buttons and icons». > Touch the icon «Program the hovering position of the presser foot». > To adjust the distance between the fabric and the presser foot, turn the «Upper Multifunction knob» or the «Lower Multifunction knob»...

  • Page 55: Programming The Button «Thread Cutter

    Setup Program Programming the button «Thread cutter» The automatic securing can be programed before the thread cut takes place. > Touch the icon «Setup Program». > Touch the icon «Sewing settings». > Touch the icon «Program buttons and icons». > Touch the icon «Program the button thread cutter». >...

  • Page 56: Programming The Button «Quick Reverse

    Setup Program Programming the button «Quick reverse» It can be chosen either «Quick reverse permanent» or «Backstepping». > Touch the icon «Setup Program». > Touch the icon «Sewing settings». > Touch the icon «Program buttons and icons». > Touch the icon «Program Quick reverse». >...

  • Page 57: Embroidery Settings

    Setup Program > To program securing stitches in close succession, touch the icon «Alter the number of securing stitches». > To program the number of securing stitches, touch the icons «-» or «+». > To reset any alterations to default setting, touch the yellow-framed icon. >...

  • Page 58: Centering Or Opening Embroidery Motifs In The Original Position

    When the embroidery motif is openend on the machine, it is always centered to the embroidery hoop. If you want the embroidery motif to be opened in its original position (defined by the BERNINA embroidery software), the function «Center the embroidery motif» must be activated.

  • Page 59: Entering The Fabric Thickness

    Setup Program Entering the fabric thickness If the fabric thickness is more than 4 mm as for e.g. toweling, it is recommended to select 7.5 mm or 10 mm. The thicker the fabric, the slower the embroidery speed of the machine. When the machine is switched off, the alterations are reset to the default setting 4 mm.

  • Page 60: Adjusting The Thread Cut

    Setup Program > Press the switch again to activate the securing stitches at the start. – If the embroidery motif has programmed securing stitches, they will be embroidered. – If the embroidery motif doesn't have any programmed securing stitches, the securing stitches are added and will be embroidered.

  • Page 61: Changing The Measuring Unit

    Setup Program Changing the measuring unit The measuring unit in the embroidery mode can be changed from mm to inch. The standard setting is in > Touch the icon «Setup Program». > Touch the icon «Embroidery settings». > Touch the icon «Change measuring unit». >...

  • Page 62: Monitoring Functions

    Setup Program > Enter the welcome text. > Touch the icon «ABC» (standard setting) to use upper-case letters. > Touch the icon «abc» to use lower-case letters. > Touch the icon «123» to use figures and mathematical symbols. > Touch the icon «@&!» to use special characters. >...

  • Page 63: Machine Settings

    Selecting a language The User Interface can be programmed in different languages according to the customer's wish because BERNINA provides a wide range of international languages for the customers. Via firmware updates additional languages for the User Interface can be provided.

  • Page 64: Adjusting The Sewing Light

    Setup Program Adjusting the sewing light The brightness of the sewing light can be adjusted corresponding to the personal preferences. > Touch the icon «Setup Program». > Touch the icon «Machine settings». > Touch the icon «Adjust the brightness». > Move the slide in the upper portion of the display using the touchscreen pen/finger or touch the icons «+»...

  • Page 65: Deleting User Data

    > Touch the icon «Confirm» to delete all embroidery motifs from the personal memory. Deleting motifs on the BERNINA USB Stick When motifs which won't be needed anymore are saved on the BERNINA USB Stick (Optional accessory), the stick can be connected to the machine and the data can be deleted.

  • Page 66: Calibrating The Buttonhole Foot No. 3A

    Setup Program > Touch the icon «Delete data from USB Stick». > Touch the icon «Confirm» to delete all data on the BERNINA USB Stick (Optional accessory). Calibrating the Buttonhole foot No. 3A The Buttonhole foot No. 3A is calibrated to this machine and they should only be used both together.

  • Page 67: Recovering Saved Data

    > Remove the BERNINA USB stick (optional accessory) only after the saved data has been transferred successfully. > Insert the BERNINA USB stick (optional accessory) providing the saved data and settings into the USB port of the machine. > Touch the icon «Setup Program».

  • Page 68: Lubricating The Machine

    > Clean the thread catcher according to the instructions on the display. Lubricating the machine The Setup Program provides animations how the machine has to be oiled. In chapter «Maintenance and cleaning» there are additional illustrated step-by-step instructions. Always use BERNINA oil to lubricate. CAUTION Electronically driven components Risk of injury near the needle and the hook.

  • Page 69: Checking The Firmware Version

    Reviewing the total number of stitches The total number of stitches of the machine as well as the number of stitches since the last service carried out by the specialized BERNINA dealer are displayed. > Touch the icon «Setup Program».

  • Page 70: Registering Details Of The Dealer

    BERNINA dealer. Saving Service data Service data concerning the status quo of the machine can be saved on a BERNINA USB stick (Optional accessory) and then given to the BERNINA dealer this way. > Insert a BERNINA USB stick (Optional accessory) which provides enough free memory space into the USB port.

  • Page 71: System Settings

    System settings System settings 4.1 Calling up the Tutorial The tutorial provides information and explanations on different sections concerning sewing and embroidering and the various stitches. > Touch the icon «Tutorial». > Select the desired topic to get information. 4.2 Calling up the Creative Consultant The Creative Consultant provides information about decision support concerning sewing projects.

  • Page 72: Creative Sewing

    Creative sewing Creative sewing 5.1 Overview selection menu sewing Practical stitches Buttonholes Decorative stitches Quilt stitches Alphabets Personal Memory Selecting a stitch pattern > Select a stitch pattern, alphabet or buttonhole. > With the touchscreen pen/finger scroll up within the range of the practical stitches, alphabets or buttonholes to have more stitch patterns displayed.

  • Page 73: Bernina Dual Feed

    It is recommended to match the presser foot pressure with the fabric. The thicker the fabric, the lower the presser foot pressure. The BERNINA Dual Feed feeds the fabric from above and from beneath simultaneously. This provides an even and careful feed forward even for smooth and thin materials. Striped and checkered patterns can be matched perfectly by even feeding.

  • Page 74: Regulating The Speed

    The basic setting of the upper thread tension is provided automatically as soon as a stitch pattern or an embroidery motif is selected. The upper thread tension is set optimally at the BERNINA factory and the machine has been tested. Metrosene-/Seralon thread size 100/2 (Company Mettler, Switzerland) is used for upper and bobbin thread.

  • Page 75: Editing Stitch Patterns

    Creative sewing > Move the slide using the touchscreen pen/finger to increase or reduce the upper thread tension. > Touch the yellow-framed icon on the right side to reset the alteration to default setting. > Touch the yellow-framed icon on the left side to reset the alteration to default setting in the Setup Program.

  • Page 76: Changing The Stitch Length

    Creative sewing Changing the stitch length > Turn the «Lower Multifunction knob» to the left to shorten the stitch length. > Turn the «Lower Multifunction knob» to the right to elongate the stitch length. > To call up further setting options, touch the icon «Stitch length» (1). Correcting the balance Different fabrics, threads and stabilizers can affect the programmed stitch patterns so that they cannot be sewn out correctly.

  • Page 77: Programming Pattern Repeat

    Creative sewing Programming pattern repeat Stitch patterns as well as stitch pattern combination can be repeated up to 9 times. > Select a stitch pattern or alphabet. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Pattern repeat» once to sew the stitch pattern once. >...

  • Page 78: Programming The Stitch Counter Function

    Creative sewing > Touch the icon «+100%» (1) to extend the stitch pattern length in 100%-steps. Programming the stitch counter function The stitch counter function cannot be applied with all stitch patterns. If, for example, the honeycomb stitch has been selected, the stitch counter function cannot be used. >...

  • Page 79: Backstepping

    Creating Stitch pattern combinations In the Combi mode stitch patterns and alphabets can be combined according to your wish. By combining any alphabet letters, the logo BERNINA can be created. > Touch the icon «Single/Combi mode». > Select the desired stitch patterns.

  • Page 80: Saving A Stitch Pattern Combination

    Creative sewing Saving a stitch pattern combination > Create a stitch pattern combination. > Touch the icon «Personal memory». > Touch the icon «Save stitch pattern». > Touch the icon «Confirm» or the yellow-framed icon to save the stitch pattern combination. Loading a stitch pattern combination >...

  • Page 81: Editing A Single Stitch Pattern

    Creative sewing Editing a single stitch pattern > Create a stitch pattern combination. > With the touchscreen pen/finger touch the desired position (1) within the stitch pattern combination to select a single stitch pattern. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog to edit the single stitch pattern. Deleting a single stitch pattern >...

  • Page 82: Adding A Single Stitch Pattern

    Creative sewing > touch the desired stitch pattern (1) with the touchscreen pen/finger, keep it touched and move it outwards. – The stitch pattern is deleted. Adding a single stitch pattern The new stitch pattern is always inserted after the selected stitch pattern. >...

  • Page 83: Stitch Pattern Combination Subdivider 1

    Creative sewing Stitch pattern combination Subdivider 1 A stitch pattern combination can be subdivided into several sections. The subdivision is placed beneath the cursor. Only this section is sewn where the cursor is placed. To sew the next section, the cursor must be placed in the next section.

  • Page 84: Programming Pattern Repeat

    Creative sewing Programming pattern repeat > Create a stitch pattern combination. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Edit the complete combination». > Touch the icon «Pattern repeat» once to repeat the stitch pattern combination. > Touch the icon «Pattern repeat» again to repeat the stitch pattern combination up to 9 times. >...

  • Page 85: Loading Stitch Patterns From The Personal Memory

    > Touch the icon «Confirm» to delete the stitch pattern. Saving stitch patterns on the BERNINA USB stick On the BERNINA USB stick stitch patterns, also those which have been individually edited, can be saved. > Select a stitch pattern, alphabet or buttonhole.

  • Page 86: Uploading A Stitch Pattern From The Bernina Usb Stick

    > Touch the icon «Personal memory». > Touch the icon «Load stitch pattern». > Touch the icon (1). > Insert the BERNINA USB stick into the USB port of the machine. > Touch the icon «USB stick». > Select the desired stitch pattern.

  • Page 87: Securing Via The Icon «Securing

    Creative sewing Securing via the icon «Securing» Every single pattern of a stitch pattern combination can be secured either at the beginning or at the end. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Securing» before starting to sew. –...

  • Page 88: Sewing Corners

    Creative sewing 5.10 Sewing Corners When sewing corners, only a small section of the fabric is actually on the feed dog. Therefore it cannot grip the fabric well. By means of the height compensation tool the fabric can be fed evenly. >...

  • Page 89: Practical Stitches

    Practical stitches Practical stitches 6.1 Overview Practical stitches Stitch Stitch Name Description patterns number Straight stitch Seams and topstitching. Zig zag Reinforcing seams, overcasting edges, sewing elastic seams and attaching lace. Vari overlock Sewing and finishing in one step of elastic fabrics.
  • Page 90 Practical stitches Stitch Stitch Name Description patterns number Superstretchstitch For highly stretch fabrics. For all types of clothing. Gathering stitch Most types of fabric; gathering with shirring elastic, butted seams = butting two pressed edges and sewing together, decorative stitches. Stretch overlock Sewing and finishing in one step of stretch fabrics.

  • Page 91: Sewing Straight Stitch

    Practical stitches Stitch Stitch Name Description patterns number Narrow blindstitch For blind hems in fine fabrics. Triple Straight stitch Reinforced seams in heavy fabrics; visible with long stitch hems and seams. Single Straight stitch Used as a connecting stitch in a combination. Three Single Straight As connecting stitches in a combination.

  • Page 92: Securing With The Automatic Securing Program

    Practical stitches 6.3 Securing with the automatic Securing Program Due to a determined number of 5 stitches sewn forward and 5 stitches sewn backward, the securing is regular. Prerequisite: • The Reverse pattern foot No. 1C is attached. > Touch the icon «Practical stitches». >...

  • Page 93: Sewing Both Sides Of The Zipper From Bottom To Top

    Practical stitches > Touch the icon «Practical stitches». > Select the Straight stitch No. 1. > Sew the seam up to where the zipper starts. > Sew the securing stitches. > Close the zipper length with long stitches. > Finish the seam allowances. >...

  • Page 94: Sewing Triple Straight Stitch

    Practical stitches > Start sewing in the center of the seam at the end of the zipper. > Sew diagonally along the edge of the zipper coils. > Sew the first side (1) from bottom to top. > Stop in front of the zipper pull with needle position down. >...

  • Page 95: Sewing Triple Zig Zag

    Practical stitches 6.7 Sewing Triple zig zag For firm materials such as denim, deckchair covers, awnings or frequently washed items. Finish raw edges first. > Attach the Reverse pattern foot No. 1C/1D. > Touch the icon «Practical stitches». > Select the Triple zig zag No. 7. 6.8 Manual darning Used for darning holes or worn areas in all fabric types.
  • Page 96 Practical stitches > Sew from the left to the right, guide the fabric evenly by hand without using pressure. > Move in curves when changing the direction to avoid holes and thread breakage. > Work the rows in irregular lengths so that the thread is better spread over the fabric. >...

  • Page 97: Automatic Darning

    Practical stitches > Sew another loose row. 6.9 Automatic darning The simple Darning Program No. 22 is especially suitable for quick darning of worn or damaged areas. It is recommended to use fine material as a backing for the worn and damaged areas or to stick an adhesive interlining.

  • Page 98: Reinforced Darning, Automatic

    Practical stitches 6.10 Reinforced darning, automatic The reinforced Darning Program No. 23 is especially suitable for quick darning of thin areas or snags. The reinforced Darning Program No. 23 replaces longitudinal threads in all fabrics. If the Darning Program does not cover the whole worn or damaged area, it is recommended to reposition the work and the sew the Darning Program again.

  • Page 99: Finishing Edges

    Practical stitches 6.11 Finishing edges The Zig zag No. 2 is suitable for all materials. It can also be used for eleastic seams as well as for decorative sewing. Use darning thread for fine materials. When sewing satin stitch it is recommended to select a dense, short the zig zag with a stitch length of 0.3 –...

  • Page 100: Narrow Edgestitching

    Practical stitches 6.13 Narrow edgestitching > Attach the Blindstitch foot No. 5 (optional accessory) or the Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or the Edge stitch foot No. 10/10C/10D (optional accessory). > Touch the icon «Practical stitches». > Select the Straight stitch No. 1. >...

  • Page 101: Sewing Hem Edges

    Practical stitches > Guide the folded edge along the seam guide. 6.16 Sewing hem edges When using the Blindstitch foot No. 5, it is recommended to select a needle position far left or far right. When using the Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or the Edge stitch foot No. 10/10C/10D, all needle positions are possible.

  • Page 102: Sewing Blind Hems

    Practical stitches 6.17 Sewing blind hems For invisible hems in medium to heavy weight cotton, wool and blended materials. Prerequisite: • The raw edges are finished. > Attach the Blindstitch foot No. 5 (optional accessory). > Touch the icon «Practical stitches». >...

  • Page 103: Sewing Visible Hems

    Practical stitches 6.18 Sewing visible hems The visible hem is especially suitable for elastic hems in jersey, cotton, wool, synthetic and mixed fibers. > Attach the Reverse pattern foot No. 1C/1D. > Touch the icon «Practical stitches». > Select Tricot stitch No. 14. >...

  • Page 104: Sewing Basting Stitches

    Practical stitches 6.20 Sewing basting stitches When sewing basting stitches, it is recommended to use a fine darning thread as this is easier to remove. With the Basting stitch No. 21 only every fourth stitch is sewn. The longest stitch possible is 24 mm when the stitch length is set at 6 mm.

  • Page 105: Decorative Stitches

    Decorative stitches Decorative stitches 7.1 Overview Decorative Stitches simple or more complex decorative stitches should be selected to best suit the material. • Decorative stitches which are programmed with simple straight stitches are particularly appropriate for light-weight materials, e.g. the Decorative stitch No. 101. •...

  • Page 106: Bobbin-Play

    Decorative stitches 7.2 Bobbin-Play The bobbin can be filled with different thread material. For free-motion stitching to add texture. This method is similar to «normal» free-motion sewing, but is done on the wrong side of the fabric. Reinforce the area to be sewn with embroidery stabilizer. The design can be drawn on the wrong side of the fabric.

  • Page 107: Altering The Stitch Density

    Decorative stitches 7.3 Altering the stitch density With certain decorative stitches (e. g. No. 401) the stitch density can be altered. If the stitch density is increased, the stitch distance is enlarged. If the stitch density is decreased, the stitch distance is shortened. The programmed length of the stitch pattern is not affected.

  • Page 108: Pintucks

    Decorative stitches 7.5 Pintucks Pintucks The technique reduces the size of the fabric piece. It is always advisable to plan in sufficient fabric. Pintucks are narrow stitched folds, which are normally sewn on the fabric before cutting out the pieces for the garment or the sewing project.

  • Page 109: Inserting The Cord

    Decorative stitches Inserting the cord > Switch the machine off and disconnect it from the power supply system. > Remove the needle. > Remove the presser foot. > Remove the stitch plate. > Open the bobbin cover. > Pull the cord through the hook opening from the bottom and through the opening of the stitch plate. >...

  • Page 110: Alphabets

    Alphabets Alphabets 8.1 Overview Alphabet Block, Double block, Script and Quilt alphabets as well as Cyrillic can be sewn in two different sizes. Block, Double block, Script and Quilt alphabets as well as Cyrillic can also be sewn in lower case letters. For a perfect stitch formation it is recommended to use the same thread color for upper and bobbin threads.

  • Page 111: Altering Font Size

    Alphabets > Touch the icon «Single/Combi mode» to create a combination. > Touch the icon «Display alphabets» (1) to open an extended enter mode. > Select the letters. > Touch the icon (2) (standard setting) to use upper case letters. >...

  • Page 112: Buttonholes

    Buttonholes 9.1 Overview Buttonholes To create the correct buttonhole for every button, every purpose and for every garment, your BERNINA 770 QE is equipped with a considerable collection of buttonholes. The corresponding button can be sewn on automatically. Eyelets can also be sewn.

  • Page 113: Making Use Of The Height Compensation Tool

    Buttonholes Buttonhole Buttonhole Name Description number Double-rounded For medium to heavy-weight fabrics buttonhole made of various material. Double-rounded For light to medium-weight woven Heirloom fabrics; blouses, dresses, bedlinen. Decorative buttonhole For decorative buttonholes in firmer, with double pointed non-elastic fabrics. bartack Button sew-on program For buttons with 2 and 4 holes.

  • Page 114: Using The Compensation Plate

    Buttonholes 9.3 Using the compensation plate When sewing a buttonhole in difficult materials, it is recommended to use the compensation plate for buttonholes (optional accessory). It can be used along with the Buttonhole foot No. 3A. > Insert the compensation plate carefully from the side. 9.4 Marking buttonholes >...

  • Page 115: Cord

    Buttonholes > For keyhole and round buttonholes mark the lenght of the bead with chalk or a water-soluble pen on the fabric. For any subsequent buttonholes mark the starting point. The length of the keyhole is sewn additionally. 9.5 Cord Using cord with the Buttonhole foot with slide No.

  • Page 116: Using Cord With The Buttonhole Foot No. 3C (Optional Accessory)

    Buttonholes > Pull the cord ends into the slits. > Lower the buttonhole foot. > Sew the buttonhole in the usual manner. > Pull the cord through the buttonhole until the loop disappears in the bartack. > Pull the ends of the cord through to the wrong side of the fabric (using a hand stitching-needle), knot or secure with stitches.

  • Page 117: Sewing A Test Sample

    Buttonholes > Lower the buttonhole foot. > Sew the buttonhole in the usual manner. > Pull the cord through the buttonhole until the loop disappears in the bartack. > Pull the ends of the cord through to the wrong side of the fabric using a hand stitching-needle and knot or secure with stitches.

  • Page 118: Determining The Buttonhole Slit Width

    Buttonholes 9.7 Determining the buttonhole slit width The width of the buttonhole slit can be adjusted between 0.1 – 2.0 mm before sewing. > Touch the icon «Buttonholes». > Select the buttonhole. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Buttonhole slit width». >...

  • Page 119: Sewing A Buttonhole Automatically

    Buttonholes > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Program the length with the stitch counter». > Sew the desired buttonhole length. > Stop the machine. > Push the button «Quick reverse» so that the machine sews the lower bartack and the second bead in reverse.

  • Page 120: Programming The Heirloom Buttonhole

    Buttonholes Prerequisite: • The Buttonhole foot No. 3A is attached. > Touch the icon «Buttonholes». > Select the Buttonhole No. 51 – 53 or 54, 56, 57 or No. 64, 65 or 69. > Sew the desired buttonhole length. > Press the button «Quick reverse» to program the length. >...

  • Page 121: Sewing The Manual 5-Step Buttonhole With The Buttonhole Foot No. 3C (Optional Accessory)

    Buttonholes > Sew the desired buttonhole length. – Step 2 is activated. > Stop the machine at the desired length of the bead or at the end of the length marking. > Touch the icon «Scroll down» so that step 3 appears. –...

  • Page 122: Cutting The Buttonhole Open With The Seam Ripper

    Buttonholes > Sew the desired buttonhole length. – Step 2 is activated. > Stop sewing at the desired length of the bead or at the marking. > Touch the icon «Scroll down» so that step 3 appears. > The machine sews the eye or the keyhole and stops automatically. >...

  • Page 123: Cutting Open Buttonholes With The Buttonhole Cutter (Optional Accessory)

    Buttonholes 9.15 Cutting open buttonholes with the buttonhole cutter (optional accessory) > Place the fabric on an appropriate piece of wood. > Position the cutter in the center of the buttonhole. > Press down on the cutter with your hand. 9.16 Sewing on buttons With the Button sew-on program, buttons with 2 or 4 holes, snap buttons or snap fasteners can be sewn on.

  • Page 124: Sewing Eyelets

    Buttonholes > Touch the icon «Buttonholes». > Select the Button sew-on Program No. 60. > Turn the handwheel until the bobbin thread comes up. > NOTICE! The Button sew-on program always starts above the left hole of the button. Position the button on the fabric. Place the button and the fabric beneath the needle so that the needle stitches into the left hole.

  • Page 125: Quilting

    Quilting 10 Quilting 10.1 Overview Quilt Stitches Stitch Number of Name Description pattern stitch pattern 1324 Quilting, Securing To secure at the sewing start and sewing end Program with short stitches forward. 1325 Quilting straight stitch Straight stitch 3 mm stitch length, to join partchwork parts.

  • Page 126: Quilting, Securing Program

    Quilting Stitch Number of Name Description pattern stitch pattern 1339 Decorative Quilt stitch For "Crazy Patchwork" and embellishing. variations 1339 – 1345, 1351, 1355 – 1370, 1388 – 1390, 1393, 1396 – 1398 1346 Quilt stitch/Handlook Imitation of stipple quilting, to use with stitch variations 1346, monofilament.

  • Page 127: Sewing Handlook Quilt Stitches

    Quilting 10.3 Sewing handlook quilt stitches Handlook quilt stitches are suitable for all fabrics and sewing projects which should look hand sewn. It is recommended to use a monofilament thread as upper thread and an embroidery thread as bobbin thread. The sewing speed should be moderate to prevent the monofilament from breaking.

  • Page 128: Guiding The Quilt Work Freely

    Quilting 10.4 Guiding the quilt work freely Quilt gloves with rubber fingertips (optional accessory) will help when guiding the fabric. It is recommended to use the slide-on table and the Free Hand System. With free-motion quilting, it is of advantage to quilt from the center outwards and to guide the fabric using smooth, round movements to form the design of your choice.

  • Page 129: Bernina Stitch Regulator (Bsr)

    BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) 11 BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) The BERNINA Stitch regulator equalizes the stitch length which results of the free movement of the fabric while free-motion sewing - a sewing technique which grows more and more popular. When free-motion sewing with the BSR presser foot, every stitch is equally long and the stitch formation is perfectly regular.

  • Page 130: Changing The Presser Foot Sole

    BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) > Insert the cable of the BSR foot into the connection (1). > Switch the machine on. – The BSR display opens and the BSR 1 mode is activated. Changing the presser foot sole NOTICE The lens of the BSR presser foot is dirty The machine doesn't recognize the BSR presser foot.

  • Page 131: Securing

    BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) Prerequisite: • The slide-on table is attached. • The knee lifter of the Free Hand System is attached. > Lower the feed dog. > Select the desired BSR mode. > Push the button «Start/Stop» or press the foot control to lower the presser foot.

  • Page 132: Securing In Bsr2 Mode

    BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) Securing in BSR2 mode Prerequisite: • The BSR presser foot is attached and connected with the machine. • The BSR display is open and the BSR2 mode is activated. > Lower the presser foot. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog.

  • Page 133: My Bernina Embroidery

    All rights reserved: For technical reasons and for the purpose of product improvements, changes concerning the features of the machine can be made at any time and without advance notice. The supplied accessory can vary depending on the country of delivery. Please visit www.bernina.com for more accessory information. Illustration Name...
  • Page 134 My BERNINA Embroidery Illustration Name Purpose Medium embroidery hoop To embroider medium-sized embroidery motifs up to 100 x 130 mm (3.94 × 5.12 in). Including the template for precise fabric positioning. Small embroidery hoop To embroider small embroidery motifs up to 72 × 50 mm (2.83 ×...

  • Page 135: Overview User Interface

    My BERNINA Embroidery 12.3 Overview User Interface Overview functions/visual information Upper thread tension Stitch plate/Needle selection Presser foot display/Presser foot selection Feed dog up/down Embroidery hoop selection /Embroidery hoop Fill level of bobbin thread display Overview System settings Home Help...

  • Page 136: Overview Selection Menu Embroidery

    My BERNINA Embroidery Overview Selection menu embroidery Selection embroidery motifs Color information Editing embroidery motifs Embroidery 12.4 Important Embroidery information Upper thread A good quality thread (brand manufacturer) is essential for embroidery so that the embroidery is not affected negatively because of poor thread or thread breakage.

  • Page 137: Bobbin Thread

    Selecting the embroidery file format In order that embroidery motifs can be read by the BERNINA embroidery machine, they have to be created by the BERNINA Embroidery software and exported as .EXP file. Besides the actual embroidery file, a .BMP file and an .INF file are generated additionally.

  • Page 138: Embroidering Motifs By Third-Party Providers

    My BERNINA Embroidery Embroidering motifs by third-party providers BERNINA recommends uploading embroidery motifs of any file format via the free program ««ART-Link»» to the machine or a USB stick. Using «ART-Link» ensures that the embroidery motif can be read and embroidered correctly.

  • Page 139: Step Stitch

    My BERNINA Embroidery Step stitch Many short, equally long stitches are embroidered in offset rows closely next to each other which results in a densesly filled area. Connecting stitches Long stitches which are used to get from one part of the motif to the next. Before and after the connecting...

  • Page 140: Embroidering Preparation

    Embroidering preparation 13 Embroidering preparation 13.1 Attaching the Module Transporting the embroidery module NOTICE Damage to the embroidery module connection and machine. > Remove the embroidery module before transporting the machine. Prerequisite: • The slide-on table must not be attached. >...

  • Page 141: Preparing The Machine

    All embroidery motifs can either be embroidered as-is or edited using the various functions offered by the embroidery machine. All embroidery motifs can be found in the attachment of this instruction manual. In addition to that, embroidery motifs can be loaded from the personal memory or from the BERNINA USB stick (optional accessory).

  • Page 142: Embroidery Foot

    Embroidering preparation 13.3 Embroidery foot Attaching the embroidery foot > Raise the needle. > Raise the presser foot. > Switch the machine off and disconnect it from the power supply system. > Push the clamping lever up. > Remove the presser foot. >...

  • Page 143: Needle And Stitch Plate

    Embroidering preparation 13.4 Needle and stitch plate Inserting the embroidery needle Embroidery needles of the type 130/705 H-SUK provide a larger eye and are slightly rounded. This avoids thread abrasion when using Rayon- and cotton embroidery thread. Depending on the embroidery thread use a size No.

  • Page 144: Selecting The Needle Type And The Needle Size

    Embroidering preparation Selecting the needle type and the needle size Convenient memory function: To prevent a loss of information, the needle type and the needle size can be saved additionally on the machine. The saved needle type and the saved needle size can be checked at any time.

  • Page 145: Selecting The Stitch Plate In The User Interface

    Embroidering preparation > Press the stitch plate down at the mark back right until it flips up. > Remove the stitch plate. > Place the openings of the stitch plate (CutWork/Straight, supplied accessory) above the corresponding guide pins and press down until it clicks into place. Selecting the stitch plate in the User Interface After having changed the stitch plate, it can be checked whether or not it is suitable to be used in combination with the selected needle.

  • Page 146: Embroidery Hoop

    Embroidering preparation 13.5 Embroidery hoop Overview Embroidery hoop selection Hoop selection Selecting the embroidery hoop The best embroidery result is achieved when the smallest possible embroidery hoop for the embroidery motif is selected. The embroidery motif has a pre-set size which is displayed. Prerequisite: •...

  • Page 147: Using Adhesive Spray

    Embroidering preparation Using adhesive spray The application of spray adhesive is recommended for stretch and smooth materials and knitware. It prevents the fabric from losing shape and slipping. Appliqués can be exactly positioned with spray adhesive. The spray adhesive shouldn't be used near the machine to avoid contamination. >...

  • Page 148: Preparing The Embroidery Hoop

    > Make sure that the arrows marks of both hoops match. > Attach the template holder. > Place the template in the inner hoop, so the BERNINA logo is at the front edge at the arrow mark until it clicks into place.

  • Page 149: Attaching The Hoop

    Embroidering preparation Attaching the hoop > Raise the needle. > Raise the embroidery foot. > Hold the hoop with the right side of the fabric up with the attaching mechanism to the left. > Position the hoop under the embroidery foot. >...

  • Page 150: Center The Needle To The Embroidery Hoop

    Embroidering preparation Center the needle to the embroidery hoop Relocating the embroidery hoop facilitates threading when the needle is close to the embroidery hoop. > Touch the icon «Embroidery hoop display/Embroidery hoop selection». > Touch the icon «Center the needle to the embroidery hoop». >...

  • Page 151: Grid On/Off

    Embroidering preparation Grid on/off When the center of the hoop and the grid are displayed, the embroidery motif can be positioned more exactly. > Touch the icon «Embroidery hoop display/Embroidery hoop selection». > Touch the icon «Grid on/off» to display the center of the hoop on the display. >...

  • Page 152: Setup Program

    Setup Program 14 Setup Program 14.1 Adjusting the embroidery settings in the Setup Program Further information about this topic (see page 58).

  • Page 153: Creative Embroidering

    Creative embroidering 15 Creative embroidering 15.1 Overview embroidering Embroidery time/Embroidery motif size in mm Area to be embroidered or inch Scaling up, downsizing and moving the «i»-Dialog embroidery motif view 15.2 Selecting and changing the embroidery motif > Touch the icon «Selection». >...

  • Page 154: Regulating The Speed

    Creative embroidering 15.4 Regulating the speed The sewing speed can be adjusted infinitely variable with the slide. > Move the slide to the left to reduce the sewing speed. > Move the slide to the right to increase the sewing speed. 15.5 Editing the embroidery motif Overview Editing embroidery motif Zoom out...

  • Page 155: Moving The Embroidery Motif View

    Creative embroidering Moving the embroidery motif view The view of the embroidery motif can be moved. In addition to that, the view can be adjusted with or without changing the embroidery position. > Select an embroidery motif. > To activate the icon «Move the view», touch the icon «Zoom in». >...

  • Page 156: Rotating Motif

    Creative embroidering Rotating motif > Select an embroidery motif. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Rotate the motif». > Turn the «Upper Multifunctional knob» or the «Lower Multifunctional knob» to the right to rotate the embroidery motif clockwise. >...

  • Page 157: Altering The Embroidery Motif Size Disproportionally

    Creative embroidering Altering the embroidery motif size disproportionally Enlargements or reductions of the motif size up to maximum 20% achieve the best results. If the motif size is to be altered by more than 20%, the motif should be adapted in a separate embroidery software and then reloaded onto the machine.

  • Page 158: Changing The Stitch Type

    Creative embroidering Changing the stitch type If the satin stitches are too long, they can be changed to step stitches. > Select an embroidery motif. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Change the stitch type». > Touch the switch in the upper section of the display (1) to change the satin stitch to the step stitch. >...

  • Page 159: Checking The Size And The Position Of The Embroidery Motif

    Creative embroidering Checking the size and the position of the embroidery motif It can be checked whether or not the embroidery motif matches the designated position/location on the fabric. Points which are beyond the embroidery hoop are not traveled to. >...

  • Page 160: Deleting An Embroidery Motif

    Creative embroidering Deleting an embroidery motif The active embroidery motif is deleted. > Select an embroidery motif. > Touch the icon «i»-Dialog. > Touch the icon «Delete». 15.6 Creating lettering Overview embroidery alphabets Embroidery motif Name Swiss Block Anniversary Alphabet Guinevere Drifter Childs Play Russian Textbook...

  • Page 161: Editing Words/Sentences

    Creative embroidering > Touch the icon (4) to use special characters. > Touch the icon «DEL» to delete single letters of the entered text. > Touch the icon «Confirm» to accept the text. > Touch the icon «Embroidery hoop display/Embroidery hoop selection». >...

  • Page 162: Changing The Colors Of The Embroidery Motif

    Creative embroidering > Touch the yellow-framed icons to reset the alterations to default setting. 15.7 Changing the colors of the embroidery motif Overview changing the color Colors of embroidery motifs Altering color/brand Preview for selected color Color information Allocating thread brand Changing the colors Lettering is always embroidered in one color.

  • Page 163: Changing The Thread Brand

    Creative embroidering > Touch the icon «Alter Color/Brand» next to the color which is to be changed. > Swive upwards or downwards on the display with the touchscreen pen/finger to see more colors. > Touch the icon «Color selection by number» to select the color by entering the color number. >...

  • Page 164: Adding Basting Stitches

    Creative embroidering Adding basting stitches The basting stitches can be embroidered along the embroidery motif. Therefore the connection between the fabric and the stabilizer can be improved. > Select an embroidery motif. > Touch the icon «Embroidering». > Touch the icon «Basting» to embroider basting stitches along the embroidery motif. >...

  • Page 165: Cutting Connecting Stitches

    Creative embroidering Cutting connecting stitches The function is activated by default and the connecting stitches are cut automatically. When the function is deactivated, the connecting stitches between the embroidery motifs must be cut manually. > Select an embroidery motif. > Touch the icon «Embroidering». >...

  • Page 166: Administering Embroidery Motifs

    Creative embroidering Checking the movability of the free arm Please note: With tiny fabric tubes, deactivate the thread away in the Setup Program if necessary. > Open the embroidery motif on the machine and edit as desired. > Mark the embroidery motif position and the size on the fabric in a suitable way. >...

  • Page 167: Saving Embroidery Motifs In The Personal Memory

    > Touch the icon «Save the motif». – The embroidery motif to be saved is outlined in yellow. > Insert the BERNINA USB stick into the USB port of the machine. > Touch the icon «USB stick». > Touch the icon «Confirm».

  • Page 168: Overwriting The Embroidery Motif On The Bernina Usb Stick

    > Touch the icon «Save the motif». – The embroidery motif to be saved is outlined in yellow. > Insert the BERNINA USB stick into the USB port of the machine. > Touch the icon «USB stick». > Select the embroidery motif which is to be overwritten.

  • Page 169: Loading An Embroidery Motif From The Personal Memory

    > Select an embroidery motif. Loading an embroidery motif from the BERNINA USB stick > Touch the icon «Selection». > Insert the BERNINA USB stick into the USB port of the machine. > Touch the icon «USB stick». > Select a personal embroidery motif.

  • Page 170: Embroidery

    Embroidery 16 Embroidery 16.1 Embroidering via the button «Start/Stop» In case of a power cut the embroidery process is interrupted. After the restart the machine goes to the position which was embroidered last. > Push the button «Start/Stop» to start the embroidery machine. –...

  • Page 171: Embroidering Via The Foot Control

    Embroidery > Move the slide using the touchscreen pen/finger to increase or reduce the upper thread tension. > Touch the yellow-framed icon on the right side to reset the alteration to default setting. > Touch the yellow-framed icon on the left side to reset the alteration to default setting in the Setup Program.

  • Page 172: Attachment

    Attachment 17 Attachment 17.1 Maintencance and cleaning Cleaning the display > Clean the display in the switched off status with a soft slightly damp mircrofiber cloth. Cleaning the feed dog Remove the thread remnants under the stitch plate regularly. Electronically driven components CAUTION Risk of injury near the needle and the hook.

  • Page 173: Lubricating The Hook

    Attachment > Flap down the fastening bracket along with the black hook race cover. > Remove the hook. > Clean the hook race area with the brush; never use a sharp instrument. > Hold the hook at the pin in the center with two fingers. >...
  • Page 174 > Remove the hook. > Give one drop of BERNINA oil down in the hook race. > Give one drop of oil in each of the two oil depots so that the felts are damp and make sure that the red- marked surface of the hook sleeve remains free of oil.

  • Page 175: Troubleshooting

    Upper thread too tight or too > Adjust the upper thread tension. loose. Needle blunt or bent. > Replace the needle, make sure that a new BERNINA quality needle is used. Poor quality needle. > Use a new BERNINA quality needle.
  • Page 176 > Rethread. Poor quality thread. > Use quality thread. The stitch plate or the hook tip is > Contact the nearest specialized BERNINA dealer to have damaged. the damages repaired. > Replace the stitch plate. The thread is caught in the area >...
  • Page 177 > Place the machine in a warm room one hour before use. > Connect the machine and switch it on. The machine is damaged. > Contact the specialized BERNINA dealer. The light of the button Light is defect. > Contact the specialized BERNINA dealer.

  • Page 178: Error Messages

    Attachment 17.3 Error messages Message on the display Cause Repair Stitch number unknown. > Check the entry and enter the new number. Selection of the stitch pattern not > Combine other stitches. possible in the combi mode. The feed dog is not lowered. >...
  • Page 179 The needle position doesn't > Calibrate the hoop. correspond with the center of the hoop. The embroidery module is not > Connect the embroidery module to the machine. attached. > Contact the specialized BERNINA dealer to have the machine checked.
  • Page 180 > Reduce the size of the embroidery motif. large. > Attach a larger hoop. Too less free capacity on the Not enough free capacity on the > Make sure that the BERNINA USB stick (optional BERNINA USB stick (optional BERNINA USB stick (optional accessory) is used. accessory).
  • Page 181 Message on the display Cause Repair No BERNINA USB stick is inserted. The BERNINA USB stick (optional > Use a BERNINA USB stick (optional accessory) providing Make sure that during the accessory) is not inserted. enough free capacity. complete automatic update always the same BERNINA USB stick remains inserted.

  • Page 182: Storage And Disposal

    Cause Repair It is time for the regular The machine needs maintenance. > Contact the specialized BERNINA dealer. maintenance. Please contact your The message appears after the > Delete the message temporarily by touching the icon specialized BERNINA dealer to programmed service interval has «ESC».

  • Page 183: Technical Data

    Attachment 17.5 Technical data Term Value Unit Maximum fabric thickness 12,5 (0,49) (in) Sewing light Maximum speed 1000 Stitches per minute Measurements without the spool pin (W × H × D) 522 × 358 × 214 (20,55 × 14,09 × 8,43) (in) Weight (30,86)

  • Page 184: Overview Stitch Patterns

    Overview stitch patterns 18 Overview stitch patterns 18.1 Overview Stitch patterns Practical stitches Buttonholes Decorative stitches Natural stitches...
  • Page 185 Overview stitch patterns Cross stitches Satin stitches Ornamental stitches...
  • Page 186 Overview stitch patterns Heirloom stitches Novelty...

  • Page 187: Overview Embroidery Motifs

    18.2 Overview Embroidery motifs Editing embroidery motifs Let your inspiration run free. A vast selection of embroidery motifs is at your disposal. If you see one the following pictograms below a number of the embroidery motif, you can find additional information at www.bernina.com/7series.

  • Page 188: Quilt Motifs

    Overview stitch patterns Detached point CutWork Design (motif) Hole embroidery PaintWork Design (motif) Fringe embroidery CrystalWork Design (motif) Appliqué Quilt motifs Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm 12380-22 110.6 12380-43 123.5 60.9 123.5...
  • Page 189 Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm BD796 47.2 BD837 123.6 174.5 123.6 BD285 99.8 BD288 96.3 99.7 96.0 BD292 94.8 BD289 95.0 95.1 94.7 BD299 94.5 BD308 95.0 95.0 94.4...
  • Page 190 Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm BD394 97.0 BD412 89.4 96.8 53.2 BD501 63.5 BD502 61.5 61.1 60.7 BD513 63.5 BD514 63.5 63.4 62.9 BD562 63.9 BD568 109.5 126.0 160.3...

  • Page 191: Embellishment

    Overview stitch patterns Embellishment Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm 82007-11 111.7 82007-44 114.0 94.2 114.8 82006-30 99.9 NB251 71.6 174.6 103.3 BE790405 125.9 FB126 86.9 185.4 102.2 BE790407 199.9 BE790502 59.9 270.9...

  • Page 192: Flowers

    Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm NB481 123.4 NB749 126.5 67.6 262.8 NA959 75.6 FB106 128.1 103.7 92.6 NB002 59.3 FQ870 122.1 35.1 105.1 WS655 116.5 222.3 Flowers Embroidery motif Width x...
  • Page 193 Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm 80001-23 85.0 12457-06 106.3 101.6 172.3 12457-13 113.1 21009-21 64.9 130.3 107.7 BE790408 58.3 BE790401 205.7 89.7 242.0 21002-02 109.7 21012-04 123.1 160.0 123.9...

  • Page 194: Children

    Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm FQ722 80.0 FQ733 66.5 90.6 66.5 FQ801 46.0 NB209 90.0 112.5 89.9 Children Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x height height Colors...
  • Page 195 Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x height height Colors Colors in mm in mm BE790310 137.8 BE790312 122.0 136.0 133.1 BE790313 98.9 CK511 76.2 102.3 64.6 CM193 106.7 CK667 99.8 127.4 82.3 CK738 89.1 CK970 84.8 85.7 81.6...

  • Page 196: Borders And Lace

    Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x height height Colors Colors in mm in mm CM376 100.3 NB193 113.3 97.5 96.2 Borders and Lace Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm 21013-29...

  • Page 197: Seasons

    Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm NB520 26.3 HG177 50.0 175.9 158.6 CM473 31.8 FB436 132.8 209.6 29.2NX NX696 91.2 HG341 63.8 90.7 63.7 NX957 97.9 FB461 121.7 88.1 121.6...
  • Page 198 Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm BE790303 69.5 BE790301 127.2 70.1 89.0 GNNF80834 95.2 HE962 120.5 78.8 135.2 12421-11 39.9 12421-37 67.4 43.6 61.0 12421-03 45.8 CM287 90.4 48.3 117.2...

  • Page 199: Sport

    Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm HG319 88.6 HG460 91.8 151.5 98.1 NB317 87.4 86.9 Sport Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm...

  • Page 200: Designworks Design

    Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm FB148 101.1 SR551 120.3 89.5 38.0 DesignWorks design Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm DW11 70 ×...
  • Page 201 Overview stitch patterns Embroidery motif Width x Embroidery motif Width x Height Height Colors Colors in mm in mm DW10 184 × 184 DW08 100 × 206...

  • Page 202: Index

    Attaching the knee lifter  35 Introduction  17 Attaching the stitch plate  145 Key to signs  18 Back to default settings  65 BERNINA Dual Feed  74 Lubricating the hook  174 Buttonholes  113 Lubricating the machine  69 Calibrating the Buttonhole foot No. 3A  67 Maintencance and cleaning  173...
  • Page 203 Index Placing the spool disc  37 Power save mode  72 Practical stitches  90 Programming the securing stitches  54 Quilting  126 Raising/Lowering the needle  36 Registering details of the dealer  71 Regulating the speed  75, 155 Safety instructions  14 Saving Service data  71 Selecting a language  64...

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