Where can I have circuit board for Bernina 1130 fixed

Rick

• 202 Answers
• Posted on Feb 11, 2009

SOURCE: Cards for 1130 bernina

Yes, I beleive so, you would need to call a Bernina dealership.

SOURCE: Bernina 1130 needs an S-Board. None available?

Those are repair only parts you would need to take it to a bernina dealer so they can send it off for repair

SOURCE: i want fix circuit board of my bernina 1030

I have found that the bernina machines in this general product range (i.e. with the slide-in processor boards) do tend to suffer from dry-joints, randomly throughout the boards. If you take the double-stack boards out after removing the handwheel-end cover, separate the two boards, carefully and dont loose the plastic spacers on the securing screws. Best thiong is just to go through the board carefully with a magnifying glass, re-soldering any joints that show signs of having 'frozen' when manufactured. Also, carefully clean the two connectors that provide interconnection between the control board and main processor board with a suitable contact cleaner. I also make a point of removing any surplus flux that may still be on the board from manufacture, using the above cleaner. Most symptoms tend to be when the machine randomly swaps between stitches. The rotary controls are special and not commercially available, so if they get 'scratchy', unsolder them first and give them a good spray with contact cleaner to remove any surface contamination on the potentiometer surface. Icant help with a circuit diagram. By the way, if the motor isn't running properly, the problem is on the power supply 'L'-print on the back of the machine - not the main control board. There is an adjuster on the PSU that is used to set the motor speed. Make a note of its position and just try rotating it back-and-forth a few times, again to clean the track, then return it to approx where it was - this might cure the problem. Again, I dont have a circuit diagram of the 'L'-print.

SOURCE: bernina 1130 backstitch is not working

then you need to call the shop that serviced the machine & tell them
about the problem that the machine won't backstitch & see what they
say

R.A. Ellis

• 12731 Answers
• Posted on Jan 10, 2017

SOURCE: My Bernina 1130 just jammed and now the needle hits the needle plate. How do I fix/prevent this? This was my mom's and it was just tuned up.

Have you tried a new needle? If the old one is bent or damaged, it could be hitting where it shouldn't be. If a new needle doesn't take care of the problem, you will probably need to take it for service again. Since it was just done, they may not charge a lot for a follow up.

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