I need to know the order in which to thread my bernina serger 1100d

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Which thread, needle threads, or looper threads?
If looper threads, be sure to unthread both loopers and retread in correct order, 1;2;3;4:
be sure upper looper is threaded before lower looper

Mi Bernina 700 D no toma el hilo de la aguja izquierda, ¿Qu? debo hacer?
Gracias.

Hm, could be a tension imbalance.

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Also, make sure the needles are brand new.

Another possibility is that some of the threads are not seated completely in the tension disks or the machine is not threaded correctly. When threading the machine, make sure the presser foot is ALWAYS RAISED so the tension disks are released. Also, be sure to give each thread an extra little tug when threading the tension disk. Sometimes, they will actually make a little popping noise when they seat.

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The 335 has a two thread chain stitch (stitch type 401), and the overlock side (right needle side), is a three thread plain overlock. If you are describing the plain overlock as the problem, I would first suggest the following in re-threading:

1. Thread the upper looper
2. Thread the lower looper
3. Thread the needle last (important)

If the needle threaded, you cannot re-thread the lower looper without breaking the thread.
In order to thread the lower looper, the lower looper must pass by the needle thus picking up the needle thread. So, instead of threading the lower looper thread underneath the needle thread, the looper would be threaded on top and cannot sew without breaking the thread.
Make sure that the threads are bedded between the tension disks. Check this by stretching the thread fore and aft of the tension disks as well as visually noting that the threads are not accidentally threaded behind the disks. You can also loosen the tension disks when threading so as to allow the threads to bed deeply between the disks.
Please reply with your observations.

Depends on your serger model. Best idea is consult the owner's manual. Some manuals are available for download on Bernina's web site (look under Support). Be sure to thread in the order specified in the manual. Usually the upper looper is first, then the lower looper second, then the needles. (Hint: The lower looper thread ALWAYS lays over the top of the upper looper thread in the final looper threading step.)

You can also download a serger workbook too.

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Serger manuals for early machines are really basic.

Thread in order.

upper looper, lower looper, right needle, left needle. (see the inside of the looper cover door.)

Adjust tensions to suit the fabric you are sewing.

If you need to change colors clip threads near the spools and tie on new spools to previous threads and draw threads through an already threaded machine.

Bernina is the brand. But I believe early models of the serger were made by Juki. I've looked for the manual for 006 as well and found thinging. Your only other choice is find someone who has one for sale and ask for a scanned copy.... or order a new one from Bernina or one of the other places that has one.

Any Bernina dealer can get you a manual for it. Or Bernina Corporate. http://www.bernina.com Or maybe one of these will work? https://www.manualslib.com/manual/837979/Bernina-Serger.html#manual https://www.manualslib.com/manual/15730/Bernina-Sergers.html This is for a 004D. Maybe its similar? https://www.manualslib.com/manual/814046/Bernina-Funlock-004d.html Or submit a request with Bernina https://berninaofamerica.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=19940

I have a Bernina Overlocker/serger 1300DC having trouble threading the machine

Here is a little jingle to remember as far as the order of threads to thread...
Upper looper, lower looper, left needle, right.
Usuall if you give numbers to the threads from left to right as 1,2,3,4 , you would thread it in the order of 3, 4, 2, 1 . Also when threading the loopers be sure the lower looper thread goes over the top of the upper looper thread as it goes out the back.
Hope this helps.