Bernina 830LE Manual - Page 48

Balance Description

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Balance Balance Description The sewing computer is tested and optimally set before it leaves the factory. Different fabrics, threads, stabilizers and interfacings can affect programmed stitches so that they are not sewn out properly. These effects can be corrected with the electronic Balance so that the stitch formation can be adjusted where necessary to suit the fabric. Practical and Decorative Stitches ► in the left portion of the screen the stitch is displayed in its original form ► in the right portion of the screen the alterations made are directly visible ► the corrections can be made while sewing (with opened screen) Corrections ► the stitch sewn on the fabric (e.g. the Honeycomb stitch) opens up and it does not look correct: ‣ turn the stitch length knob until the stitch in the right portion of the screen is identical with the stitch on the fabric Sideways Motion Stitches ► in the left portion of the screen the stitch is displayed in its original form ► in the right portion of the screen the alterations made are directly visible ► the corrections can be made while sewing (with opened screen) The stitch sewn on the fabric (e.g. stitch no. 809) is vertically and horizontally distorted. Vertical Corrections ► turn the stitch length knob until the stitch on the right portion of the screen is identical with the stitch on the fabric Horizontal Corrections ► turn the stitch width knob until the stitch on the right portion of the screen is identical with the stitch on the fabric 48

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Balance
Balance Description
The sewing computer is tested and optimally set before it leaves the factory. Different
fabrics, threads, stabilizers and interfacings can affect programmed stitches so that they
are not sewn out properly.
These effects can be corrected with the electronic Balance so that the stitch formation
can be adjusted where necessary to suit the fabric.
Practical and Decorative Stitches
in the left portion of the screen the stitch is displayed in
its original form
in the right portion of the screen the alterations made
are directly visible
the corrections can be made while sewing (with opened
screen)
Corrections
the stitch sewn on the fabric (e.g. the Honeycomb stitch)
opens up and it does not look correct:
turn the stitch length knob until the stitch in the right
portion of the screen is identical with the stitch on the
fabric
Sideways Motion Stitches
in the left portion of the screen the stitch is displayed in
its original form
in the right portion of the screen the alterations made
are directly visible
the corrections can be made while sewing (with opened
screen)
The stitch sewn on the fabric (e.g. stitch no. 809) is
vertically and horizontally distorted.
Vertical Corrections
turn the stitch length knob until the stitch on the right
portion of the screen is identical with the stitch on the
fabric
Horizontal Corrections
turn the stitch width knob until the stitch on the right
portion of the screen is identical with the stitch on the
fabric