Update to "Mourning At My House"
03-10-2011, 06:21 AM
#51
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Location: Western Australia
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spartan quilter wrote:
This may seem like a dumb question, but is there a counter somewhere on all Bernina's or just select ones? I have a Bernina and know nothing of a counter. Help!!!
As a Bernina owner, I too would like to know if there is a counter on them somewhere and if so where? I have had my 930 over 30 years so I imagine there is a stitch or two on it.
The counter is in the new computerized machines the NEW 830 will even tell you how machine stitches you have done in ordinary sewing , how many with BSR, how many fancy stitchs , how many embroidery stitches you have done ... why because these machine sew so well they are brought my industries to do sewing , and then the warranty it not the same , Bernina know how many stitches a home sewer will do , but industary it is unbelieveable . And so good for keeping track on when your machine was last serviced .
Cathy
This may seem like a dumb question, but is there a counter somewhere on all Bernina's or just select ones? I have a Bernina and know nothing of a counter. Help!!!
As a Bernina owner, I too would like to know if there is a counter on them somewhere and if so where? I have had my 930 over 30 years so I imagine there is a stitch or two on it.
The counter is in the new computerized machines the NEW 830 will even tell you how machine stitches you have done in ordinary sewing , how many with BSR, how many fancy stitchs , how many embroidery stitches you have done ... why because these machine sew so well they are brought my industries to do sewing , and then the warranty it not the same , Bernina know how many stitches a home sewer will do , but industary it is unbelieveable . And so good for keeping track on when your machine was last serviced .
Cathy
03-10-2011, 06:27 AM
#52
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Location: Western Australia
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Originally Posted by MarthaT
Took my "baby" (Bernina 930) in for a cleaning and tune up last year and found out she needed new feed dogs! Those babies had about worn flat and I didn't even notice. She's really digging into my fabric now! Made a huge difference. Wonder how many stitches it took to wear those teeth down? Glad yours is happy again. My little Bernina sews so well that I forget she needs cleaning, etc.
03-10-2011, 07:27 AM
#53
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Shequilts,
I assume that you will be getting monthly unannounced visits from the Home Health Machine Inspector. Now that you are on the straight and narrow path to caring for your little one, I'm sure you will be able to demonstrate that you are now a responsible mommy.
If such a disastrous incident were to be repeated, well, we might start to wonder if you suffer from Munchousin's Machine Syndrome By Proxy. . . .
I assume that you will be getting monthly unannounced visits from the Home Health Machine Inspector. Now that you are on the straight and narrow path to caring for your little one, I'm sure you will be able to demonstrate that you are now a responsible mommy.
If such a disastrous incident were to be repeated, well, we might start to wonder if you suffer from Munchousin's Machine Syndrome By Proxy. . . .
03-10-2011, 09:21 AM
#54
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Kansas City, Kansas
Posts: 78
Originally Posted by shequilts
Thanks to everyone for all the good wishes and thoughts for my ailing Bernina. It's so good to have friends who really care in times of trouble.
I'm happy to report that my baby is now home. In fact, she's rather feisty since her return. She has a smile I haven't seen for a while and it makes me happy to hear her "run."
The bad news is; I've subsequently been named "worst mother of the year." It seems she was suffering from
"malnutrition" and "lint balls."
She was given a transfusion of lubricant and had some minor surgery to remove impacted fuzzies. :oops:
I've been placed on probation until I can demonstrate
proper care for my beloved, and I must read a chapter from the Bernina Owner's Manual everyday for a week.
I may be subjected to unannounced home visits for random inspections of my baby's care. Whew!
*****
Now in a serious vein: My poor Bernina merely needed cleaning and oil. I had not taken her for a tune up for two years. My lint removal evidently was not suffricient.
A most interesting fact is that I had sewn 4,475,487 stitches since her last tune up. I guess Bernina's really do last forever!
I'm happy to report that my baby is now home. In fact, she's rather feisty since her return. She has a smile I haven't seen for a while and it makes me happy to hear her "run."
The bad news is; I've subsequently been named "worst mother of the year." It seems she was suffering from
"malnutrition" and "lint balls."
She was given a transfusion of lubricant and had some minor surgery to remove impacted fuzzies. :oops:
I've been placed on probation until I can demonstrate
proper care for my beloved, and I must read a chapter from the Bernina Owner's Manual everyday for a week.
I may be subjected to unannounced home visits for random inspections of my baby's care. Whew!
*****
Now in a serious vein: My poor Bernina merely needed cleaning and oil. I had not taken her for a tune up for two years. My lint removal evidently was not suffricient.
A most interesting fact is that I had sewn 4,475,487 stitches since her last tune up. I guess Bernina's really do last forever!
03-10-2011, 06:38 PM
#59
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: eastern Oklahoma
Posts: 1,873
We do not wish to hear that she has been abused. Of course think how happy she must of been that you and her have traveled all those stitches together. Truely you together must of made some wonderful music .
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