Error code 1010 on Bernina 780E
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When you take your machine in for a problem repair always ask why it happened and what was done to fix it. If you get a runaround of technical jargon then you know it was a simple fix you could have done at home. That's when you know if you have a great repair service or just a greedy one.
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Just had that error code.
To fix the problem took the bobin thread out of the machine, the plate and all the thread stuck on the machine. I also took the foot out and restarted the machine and that help with the problem. Hopefully that help someone else.
To fix the problem took the bobin thread out of the machine, the plate and all the thread stuck on the machine. I also took the foot out and restarted the machine and that help with the problem. Hopefully that help someone else.
#15
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Thankyou Ricardo for this very useful information. I had already contacted my dealer but then had the idea to have a peep at the internet. Thankfully the first to pop up was this blog. After I'd read it and and dismantled my bobbin plus everything else in the nether regions of my machine (Bernina 700) and then restarted my machine, hey presto!! It worked. Thank you so much. Very valuable information.
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I tried all possible ways, switching on/off, unplug the cable, wait a couple of minutes and then plug it back.
In this case the error message is generated because the upper main shaft sensor is not synchronized with the bobbin/hook. In my case the hook got misaligned after the nest was created (the magnet did not seat properly); the solution was to remove all parts (bobbin/hook) and put them back. It took me 14 hr to find the way to solve it, but happy to see my machine is working again.
In this case the error message is generated because the upper main shaft sensor is not synchronized with the bobbin/hook. In my case the hook got misaligned after the nest was created (the magnet did not seat properly); the solution was to remove all parts (bobbin/hook) and put them back. It took me 14 hr to find the way to solve it, but happy to see my machine is working again.
I signed up for this board to thank you and OP for your valuable help. Sharing this kind of knowledge is one of the great things about the web.
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