Bernina Question...
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I have had a couple Bernina's and never had a problem with them. I just bought a used Bernina 135 last week and have no qualms about it still being in good working condition --since I have never had a problem with a Bernina machine. Also, no matter what brand of machine someone has, sometimes problems develop due to the owner's errors--such as not ever oiling or cleaning them. I am a faithful believer in Bernina and don't know anyone who owns one that has had any troubles with their Berninas.
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Many folks buy Bernettes for children, but if you can go to the Bernina 12 it is more than worth the extra bit of money. I don't know much about the older Bernina, but I am about to learn a LOT about the new ones. What I know so far is that they are under warranty for at least one year, and the dealer should have someone who knows how to fix a problem or be able to send it back to Bernina to be fixed. No reason to have one that doesn't work right.
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