It is very likely that when you attempted to connect the embroidery unit with the plug out of alignment that you would have bent some of the pins on the male side of the plug. It is possible, though not advisable, to straighten the pins in this pug.

However, if not done perfectly, this could cause further damage to both the male and female sides of the plug. I would recommend taking it in to a local BERNINA dealer and repair center to have that cable replaced just to be safe. You can find a nearby dealer at.

BERNINA EMBROIDERY SOFTWARE 8.1. In the embroidery machine as it is embroidered. Select the wheat kernels color chip in Color Film. PunchWork cannot be broken. From the Pattern Set, select Bernina V5.

• 202 Answers SOURCE: Anytime there is a communication issue between machine and module attach the module to a different machine and check it. Possibly at a dealership. This will tell you whether its the machine or module. If its the machine then the soldering points on the embroidery module plug to the A-print (on the side of the machine) circuitboard need to be checked. Then most likely replace the A-print circuitboard. There are other tests that need to be done in the service program that will help pinpoint and troubleshoot issues with the embroidery unit. Such sensors or stepping motors, etc.

Should be left to a tech. Hope I helped. Posted on Feb 11, 2009.

• 66 Answers SOURCE: - yes -every 3-5 hours of sewing or more if you are sewing very dirty fabrics (used canvas etc) -remove the shuttle, clean and oil the 'race' where the shuttle ocellates -remove the light cover with the off set torues wrench included with your machine oil the needle bar, take up lefver joints and the presserfoot bar. Any thing more should be done by a qualified technicial who should remove back and front covers and remove lint and dirt and then oil all the bearings drtension Posted on May 02, 2010. Casio cz101 patches.