Bernina 125 Manual - Page 29

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Needle breaks Needle is bent. Needle clamp screw is not sufficiently tightened. Needle is too fine for material to be sewn and thread used. Top thread tension is too tight. If the material is removed towards the operator, it happens frequently that the needle will get bent and at the next stitch it will touch the throat plate and break. Therefore, the material should always be removed to the rear. While sewing, however, do not pull the material too much to the rear. Cheap cotton, irregularly twisted or even containing knots, is used. One knot only may break the needle and in certain cases even damage the throat plate. Thus you are risking to pay much more than the additional price for a first class thread. Machine runs slowly Machine is insufficiently oiled (not the motor, which on the contrary should be oiled very seldom in order to prevent oiling-up the brush). Use of unsuitable oil, that is not free of resin and acid and got sticky. Remnants of thread are in the shuttle race. If the sewing machine has been standing in a cold room, it should be opened and brought in a warm room about an hour before use, so that it can warm up to room temperature and the oil in the bearings will again become fluid. 54 The factory reserves the right to modify the construction of the machine with respect to cuts and description. 55

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Needle
breaks
Needle
is
bent.
Needle
clamp
screw
is
not
sufficiently
tightened.
Needle
is
too
fine
for
material
to
be
sewn
and
thread
used.
Top
thread
tension
is
too
tight.
If
the
material
is
removed
towards
the
operator,
it
happens
frequently
that
the
needle
will
get
bent
and
at
the
next
stitch
it
will
touch
the
throat
plate
and
break.
Therefore,
the
material
should
always
be
re-
moved
to
the
rear.
While
sewing,
however,
do
not
pull
the
material
too
much
to
the
rear.
Cheap
cotton,
irregularly
twisted
or
even
containing
knots,
is
used.
One
knot
only
may
break
the
needle
and
in
certain
cases
even
damage
the
throat
plate.
Thus
you
are
risking
to
pay
much
more
than
the
additional
price
for
a
first
class
thread.
Machine
runs
slowly
Machine
is
insufficiently
oiled
(not
the
motor,
which
on
the
contrary
should
be
oiled
very
seldom
in
order
to
prevent
oiling
-up
the
brush).
Use
of
unsuitable
oil,
that
is
not
free
of
resin
and
acid
and
got
sticky.
Remnants
of
thread
are
in
the
shuttle
race.
If
the
sewing
machine
has
been
standing
in
a
cold
room,
it
should
be
opened
and
brought
in
a
warm
room
about
an
hour
before
use,
so
that
it
can
warm
up
to
room
temperature
and
the
oil
in
the
bearings
will
again
be-
come
fluid.
54
The
factory
reserves
the
right
to
mo-
dify
the
construction
of
the
machine
with
respect
to
cuts
and
description.
55