Read Your Manual-Lesson Learned
 

I have a machine I bought several (15 at least) years ago and it was an embroidery/sewing combination. Used it for
embroidery as I have a Bernina I use for all my sewing. I brought my machine to work today and put in our back room so instead of going out to lunch I could sew. I have learned so much just sewing on this machine. That manual sure comes in handy. Had no idea how I could move the needle around and even wound a bobbin on this one. As much as we want to bring them home and start sewing.... When all else fails READ THE INSTRUCTIONS.

It is truly amazing how much information is in a well- wrtten manual. :)

It is even more helpful when it is read!

I've had my Bernina 1031 for over 20 years and STILL refer to the manual occasionally! Same for my vintgage Bernie 830 and 807. I'm a believer in the manual, <wink, wink>!!:)

Jan in VA

I believe in reading and using a well written manual. Unfortunately not all fall into this bracket.

I absolutely agree. I often refer to my manual, especially when dealing with the specialty feet or fancy stitches. It is a great trouble shooting tool too. Love the answer to "no power to machine" --"Plug electrical cord into machine AND wall socket". Yep, the cord was not completely plugged into the machine. At least I only looked like an idiot to the face I see in my mirror.

I have a Bernina 1530 and I still have to refer to the manual when I am doing something that I don't normally do.

And if you are buying but have to wait for delivery, go on-line and try to find the manual to read! I was pretty familiar with my machine when he came home!

I wish computer programs still came with hard copy manuals instead of HELP screen!!!!!!

Especially when they are the size of a pocket "little black book", type at "6" and written in 4 languages! :-)

Marysewfun

My little Brother has a great manual with pictures also. There is a troubleshooting page, and several other places for information that I like. It even came with a CD to actually see the process.

Yup, those three words ' READ THE INSTRUCTIONS" can certainly come in handy. Because I don't use my buttonhole attachment on my Janome 4000; I was all set to take it in to the repair shop until my DH read the directions and solved the problem.

I get my manual out about once a month or so, and I always find something new about my machine, or some new way to use it. Great books, those manuals.

All of my manuals for everything are all stored under whatever tool or electronic they go to. I have severe memory problems so if I lose a manual, I immediately have to get a new one. Just today I had to look up how to change my password on my 2006 IMac! Never let them go!

I cleaned my sewingroom and can't find my manual for for BLQP. I could print it online. I need to go through things for about the 4th time and find it. I use my manuals alot