Steffie

Intermediate MI USA Member since 11/6/04 Posts: 855 |
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Date: 1/13/13 4:44 PM Is it possible to change the default setting on a Bernina 630 or 635 to always stop in the needle down position? |
ilesliemy
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Date: 1/13/13 4:48 PM I am pretty sure it is not. Why would you want it to? You can rock back with your heel to move it up or down.
Leslie ------ Bernina Gal |
Steffie

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Date: 1/13/13 4:54 PM Just a matter of what I am used to with another machine. |
karen149
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Date: 1/13/13 5:15 PM Does pressing the button until you see the up/down arrow change on the screen work? It works that way on my 550QE and remembers it until I change it again. Not sure if that was a new feature with the latest models. |
Maia B
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Date: 1/13/13 6:29 PM Just press and hold the needle up/down button. It will work until you turn the machine off. ------ 🌸 Plenty of machines, mostly Berninas 🌸 |
Maia B
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Date: 1/13/13 6:30 PM Just press and hold the needle up/down button. It will work until you turn the machine off. ------ 🌸 Plenty of machines, mostly Berninas 🌸 |
ilesliemy
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Date: 1/13/13 8:33 PM That is not changing the default though. I always wished I could have changed the default stitch length on my 440 but I had to remember to re set it every time I turned on the machine. That is something I like about my 185e. Maybe there is a way on the 630 to save settings to permanent memory. It would have to be a sequence I think. This would work on my 185e, and I think as the models go up in price they go up in capability too. This would not have worked with my 440.
Leslie ------ Bernina Gal |