I can't tell you how glad I am to hear that. I hope a lot more people jump in with that response.
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I still have my 150QE and as I said before, in 20 years it's never had a repair. I'm saving it for my sweet baby, Arden.
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So it isn't a 770?
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Originally Posted by susan44
(Post 8388542)
So it isn't a 770?
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Originally Posted by Mazo
(Post 8388189)
I’m thinking of buying the 770 Tula. Are the problems with it typical or just an occasional lemon?
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I have the 770 Tula machine. I love it and haven’t had any problems so far. One thing with it, I have to hold the threads when I start sewing otherwise it goes clunkity-clunk and makes a nest. My other Bernina was like that too.
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When referring to Berninas - it is helpful to mention approximatlely what year it was made.
Some Bernina model history: https://sewingiscool.com/bernina-models-history/ For reasons unknown to me, Bernina got the idea to number some of their new, super-duper, fancy/finicky machines with the same model numbers that were used 30-60 years ago. Many of those older machines are still working well. So - when someone says I loooooove my Bernina 830 - which one? The basically mechanical one - from what I understand is relatively fuss-free or the "new" computerized Bernina 830 - from what I understand has been a "problem child" - |
Thank you, I’m going for it. About holding the threads, I’ve seen a few comments about that. It’s a habit for me and what was taught long ago. I think I’d have a hard time not doing it at this point.
Originally Posted by Doggramma
(Post 8390293)
I have the 770 Tula machine. I love it and haven’t had any problems so far. One thing with it, I have to hold the threads when I start sewing otherwise it goes clunkity-clunk and makes a nest. My other Bernina was like that too.
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Hmmm..... I don't have that problem with beginning threads. I use the thread cutter and the next one goes really well. I'm wondering why you're having trouble with those threads.
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Holding the threads for the first 2 stitches is a habit many of us learned in Jr. High Home Ec. class. I still do it. If the thread isn't pinched under the presser foot, it's free to tangle any way it wants. Holding the tails prevents the take-up lever from jerking it as the first stitch is formed. It's a good habit for any sewing machine.
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