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I have a Virtuosa 160 machine. When I turn it on, it may or may not start. If it starts and I try to sew, it shuts off after a few seconds. What can the problem be?
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The selling price is greatly dependent on the physical and working condition and the accessories included. If the one you have is really nice, you might try selling it on Craigslist instead of eBay because Bernina afficionados will pay a good value if they are able to visually see and test the machine. However, some people on eBay pay way too much for a machine they have seen only in pictures.
Here is a link to a sewing machine part company where you can order the manual. It is $19, but I think well worth it if you have the machine. Good luck! That is a nice little machine. http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/instruction-manual-bernina-virtuosa-160.aspx
Here is a link to a sewing machine part company where you can order the manual. It is $19, but I think well worth it if you have the machine. Good luck! That is a nice little machine. http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/instruction-manual-bernina-virtuosa-160.aspx
sounds like a capacitor, circuit board or something electrical has gone inside it; I'd suggest taking it to a Bernina service centre for deeper diagnosis as this is an electronic machine and more complex that a standard mechanical machine.
I can't be specific, but I had problems with my Bernina Virtuosa 160 automatic buttonholer.
Check the feeddog teeth height. At their highest point, the FRONT teeth height should be 0.05mm higher than the back teeth.
Good luck.
Esther. England.uk
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