I have said to my tech, "Bernina Jeff says this... what do you think?" He knows I'm discussing, and not accusing, and he's never defensive. It has led to very fun conversations about how we approach oiling, inserting hooks, thread stands, etc. It's true we all have different ways of looking at things, and your videos are always great about describing the WHY in addition to the HOW. My tech is very similar, so it is fun and informational to talk through these topics. Thank you for always being so honest and thorough.
So sorry you got in trouble with Bernina. I’m lucky that my dealer is just down the road. Her tech is so good, lots of people use him, it takes over 2 weeks for him to get your machine done. The good news and the bad. Love your videos.
The hook area needs adjusted. I have seen this in a couple machines. Once the guideway is adjusted the hook will stay quiet for hours. I takes a tech that knows what they are doing not a hard adjustment just fussy. There are videos only for techs on this procedure.
My husband just got me a 790Pro and I love it. I have an honest question tho. Why are sewing machine tech's so stingy with their information? This is not meant to be rude, but is there some sort of union that dictates what can and can't be shared with the general public? Is it the machine companies themselves that stop the flow of information? I ask because we live so far from any dealers/techs of any sort. So out here if a car or a heater or a (fill in the blank) needs fixing we can't and don't rush to a service person. We get online or talk to a "neighbor" and figure most things out ourselves. Even if they put this information behind a pay wall it would be better than spending hours in the car, then the time spent waiting for them to fix it(I've waited almost 2mo before). Who made you take down a video that was helping people?
Jeff, remember us 880 and 830 owners. I love my machines and want to keep them purring as long as possible.
Thanks for all your information. You have saved me many trips to the shop
I have said to my tech, "Bernina Jeff says this... what do you think?" He knows I'm discussing, and not accusing, and he's never defensive. It has led to very fun conversations about how we approach oiling, inserting hooks, thread stands, etc. It's true we all have different ways of looking at things, and your videos are always great about describing the WHY in addition to the HOW. My tech is very similar, so it is fun and informational to talk through these topics. Thank you for always being so honest and thorough.
Don’t know what I would do without you Jeff, you have saved me at midnight so many times. Thank you
I really appreciate your videos because there isn't a Bernina dealer anywhere close to me anymore.
So sorry you got in trouble with Bernina. I’m lucky that my dealer is just down the road. Her tech is so good, lots of people use him, it takes over 2 weeks for him to get your machine done. The good news and the bad. Love your videos.
I love these oilers and have one for each of my machines and my Longarm
Hi Jeff, thank you. Appreciate you
This shop is awesome.they helped me with a part .i live in another state.good people
My Pro is very thirsty and I even oil as I’m working on a project. It starts rattling soon after starting to sew.
The hook area needs adjusted. I have seen this in a couple machines. Once the guideway is adjusted the hook will stay quiet for hours. I takes a tech that knows what they are doing not a hard adjustment just fussy. There are videos only for techs on this procedure.
Thank you Jeff, I always learn from your videos.
You’re welcome!
Excellent video 🇧🇷
Thanks! 😃
Thank you!🦩❤️
Any time!
Great review- thx
Glad you liked it.
L890 oil? I read it’s different than sewing machine?
My husband just got me a 790Pro and I love it. I have an honest question tho. Why are sewing machine tech's so stingy with their information? This is not meant to be rude, but is there some sort of union that dictates what can and can't be shared with the general public? Is it the machine companies themselves that stop the flow of information? I ask because we live so far from any dealers/techs of any sort. So out here if a car or a heater or a (fill in the blank) needs fixing we can't and don't rush to a service person. We get online or talk to a "neighbor" and figure most things out ourselves. Even if they put this information behind a pay wall it would be better than spending hours in the car, then the time spent waiting for them to fix it(I've waited almost 2mo before). Who made you take down a video that was helping people?
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