Bernina 57 or 37 Foot?
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Originally Posted by QM
My Bernina motor froze on me. The cost of replacing it was WAY too high. I just found a #37 in my stuff during the move. It's your if you pay shipping. (I did have a 57, found it annoying.)
You can check in with a wonderful and knowledgeable group of Bernina folks over at the Yahoo Group called BerninaThirtySomethings. I've been a member for years and have heard many a "dead" machine be brought back to life. It's worth a try if you like.
Best of luck,
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My DH and a for sure honest tech went over the machine. That motor was really dead. The motor, without any installation was over $500, could only be bought thru a dealer (I tried). My "local" dealer became downright surly. That Bernina was the worst machine I ever bought. It was really good for a little over a year then nothing but trouble for the next 2. Janome is a better bet.
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Originally Posted by QM
My DH and a for sure honest tech went over the machine. That motor was really dead. The motor, without any installation was over $500, could only be bought thru a dealer (I tried). My "local" dealer became downright surly. That Bernina was the worst machine I ever bought. It was really good for a little over a year then nothing but trouble for the next 2. Janome is a better bet.
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