20 Most Recent Bernina Bernette Deco 600 Questions & Answers

you can download your pattern on your computer and use your magic box to open it with and place it on the card...i have a Deco 600 also. it is a lot of work to write the design on the card each time but it does work..I have a magic box and card..i am not familiar with the wizard box...

You can not connect the Deco 600 to a computer. Buy the Brother PED-Basic software rather than the Magic Box, Brother makes the Bernina Deco...

You should be able to purchase a replacement belt for your machine. Perhaps a local sewing machine repair shop can get one for you if the Bernina dealer is too far away.

Oh my gosh--how simple it is:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4YuJS02jt0 However, perhaps the manual would be helpful: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0ahUKEwjYqvrshIfRAhXj44MKHQ0TCEMQFgguMAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bernina.com%2Fen-US%2FSupportData%2FOut-of-Print%2FBERNINA_807_810_817_manual&usg=AFQjCNFNJyvVESPeSjAOPQT2cX5Z3rclbw&cad=rja While you have the machine open, it might be a good idea to apply a couple drops of good quality sewing machine oil or (better yet) liquid Tri-Flow Synthetic Lube to every place where metal rubs against metal. (Slowly turn the handwheel and watch the movement.) Also look for the oil port holes throughout the machine an apply a couple drops in each. Do NOT oil the plastic gears or belts!!! Also, move the stitch selector and feed dog levers and hit those with a little oil too. This will keep your machine happily humming!!! You'll probably notice how quietly it runs afterward!...

Yes, I need a manual for the Bernia Bernette Deco 600. Following the death of my daughter, My grand daughter said she did not want any of her mom's sewing equipment. I kept them for her and now she feels she would like to have the embroidery machine. However, we were unable to locate the manual for the deco 600. I am unable to locate one on line...only good reason...due to my inexperience at the computer I am unable to locate a manual for her. Any assistance you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely Nana Helen

Not a simple solution. What makes you think that it is out of time?

The scarf is on the needle itself. It is an indentation on the back of the needle above the needle eye where the thread can sit as the needle penetrates the fabric. As the needle penetrates the fabric, the thread sinks into the indentation thereby resisting fraying or pulling on the thread. The needle attaches to the bottom of the needle bar. The needle bar is the mechanism that moves up and down to drive the needle through the fabric. All About Needles Bernette deco 600 diagram Google Search...

Consult your owner's manual in the Maintenance Section. Clean and oil ONLY as directed. Use good quality sewing machine oil (preferably Bernina Oil made for your specific type of sewing machine) and use only 1-2 drops of oil in each spot. ...

There is little to no maintenance on this machine in general. The machine is fitted with oil impregnated sintered (powdered metal) bearings that are self lubricating. About 12 to 15% of the physical volume of such a porous bearing is oil. Adding additional oil will not absorb into the already oil saturated bearing, so adding oil will only create problems such as a messy oily machine and subsequent oil varnishing on parts. However, the front cover on the needle bar end of the machine can be removed for lubricating the take-up lever and needle bar mechanisms. The balance of the machine should be left as is without oil. Periodic removal of lint with compressed air is advisable in the hook and bobbin case area. Over the years, it has been found that over lubrication is more harmful than under lubricating Bernina machines. http://www.sewtechnical.com/

you have to put it in straight. when it gets 3/4 of the way in you will feel a little bit of resistance. push steady until you hear it lock in. hope this helps

The following web site is a very good parts store: http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/needle-threader-singer-503277.aspx Check Ebay. It is usually pretty good also.

Not enough memory space on you card for the design your trying to save. Their support is BERNINA Support Machine and Accessories Finders and Software Support...

make sure the bobbin is turned in the right direction and also make sure the needle is inserted correctly into the needle holder, then see if it will pick up the thread and if not your machine could have a timing problem

Usually, the needle won't move for 1 of 2 reasons. Most commonly, there is a thread caught in the bobbin area. Take off the throat (needle) plate and see if you can find the culprit. If so remove it. If not, try to rotate the wheel back and forth bit by bit and sometimes it will get loosened where it will move freely. Another reason the needle might not move (especially, if it hasn't been used in a long while) is that it might be "frozen" and would most likely require a tech to service it.

Wind a new bobbin. If that doesnt help rethread.