HARD DRIVE 7570

The G2 Stitch series on the Bernina 1530 Inspiration is a set of decorative stitches that are programmed into the machine's memory. To access these stitches, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your Bernina 1530 Inspiration sewing machine.
2. Use the stitch selector dial or buttons to select stitch number 800, which is the starting point for the G2 Stitch series.
3. Once you've selected stitch number 800, you can use the stitch length and width adjustment dials or buttons to customize the stitch to your desired specifications.
4. To access the other G2 stitches, simply press the "next" or "previous" button on the stitch selector panel to cycle through the stitch numbers. The G2 stitches are numbered 801 through 811.
5. Select the G2 stitch you want to use, adjust the stitch length and width as desired, and start sewing!

It's important to note that the G2 Stitch series is not available on all models of the Bernina 1530 Inspiration, so if you're having trouble accessing these stitches, it's possible that your machine may not have them. In that case, you can consult your machine's manual or contact a Bernina dealer for assistance.

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Hi,

Please check for calibration techniques in your device's manual first. Then, if the issues still persist, I would recommend using a factory reset on your device. Thank you.

Pfaff 7570 Service Manual

the stitch length is governed by the cam action connected to the walking foot
that means that the stitch length is governed by the amount of material that is pulled through in the period of time that the needle comes up and goes down
normally the cam action is set by the stitch length lever/ reverse lever
if there is a necessity for a longer stitch, the cam would have to be changed on the drive shaft underneath
That will require a discussion with a sewing machine mechanic to determine if there are cams or other linkages that can be fitted to alter the stitch length for the manufactured maximum

The stitch length adjustment may be stuck. You need to manually loosen so the stitch adjustment can work properly. This may require you to open the top lid to locate.

There is a small wheel below the buttons on the right hand side that can be turned "up" or "down" to see the electronic letters properly. Sometimes that gets bumped accidentally and the screen appears to go blank - it's still there, just needs to have the letters darkened - they are just washed out. Turn the little wheel and it should return. If that doesn't work, quite possibly there is something else going on. If you can stitch even without seeing the screen - that most likely is the answer. Good luck! S

Turn the dial for stitch length so that the black line that separates the stitch length numbers from the buttonhole functions is in the 12 o'clock position. This engages the gears that operate your red stitches.

Probably a bad circuit board. It needs to visit a Pfaff dealer for diagnosis and repair.
sewman7

Hi Gloria,

Unfortunately, it sounds like you may have a computer board that's gone bad. Rare, but does happen and not something you will be able to repair yourself. There are a number of computer boards in the 7570.

I would suggest calling your local Pfaff dealer (if they are someone you trust) and having them check it out. If you're not pleased with your local dealer, you may find another dealer close enough to you to warrant the trip.

Best of luck getting your machine back up and running - we know how awful it is to be without!

Best,
Kim & Linnette