The alert first means that the machine is not detecting the expected thread movement. Check separately whether the thread has actually broken or remains intact while the thread-break detection is not moving reliably.

If your Bernette b70 or b79 no longer recognizes the embroidery hoop, it's often due to a defective metal spring in the hoop holder. In this guide, we'll show you step by step how to replace the spring yourself – including pictures.

Secure a 4-year warranty on your Bernette B70 or B79: By simply registering online with Bernette and listing Make ma GmbH as your authorized dealer, you can benefit from the extended manufacturer's warranty free of charge.

Keep your Bernette B70 or B79 up to date: Here you will find all information about the firmware update, including step-by-step instructions and the official download link to the manufacturer's website.

Here you can find the original operating instructions for the Bernette B70 and B79 as a PDF download as well as a structured overview of the most important functions and information on commissioning, maintenance and troubleshooting.

If your embroidery machine's stitch plate isn't recognized, it's usually due to a missing signal from the sensor underneath. In this article, we'll show you how the detection works, what to look out for, and how to quickly fix the problem.

When thread bunches under the needle plate, the upper thread path is usually the cause. Learn how to free the machine safely, rethread it and test it step by step.

If your embroidery machine doesn't stop when changing colors as usual, the monochrome setting is often activated. In this guide, we'll show you what the monochrome setting does, how to recognize it, and how to deactivate it specifically.

If the upper thread frays or breaks, do not change tension first. Work from the simplest test towards the machine: fit a suitable new needle, rethread completely, test another thread, reduce speed and only then assess tension in small steps.

Jump stitches can only be trimmed automatically when both machine and design support the command. Names and behaviour vary by model and format, so your machine manual takes priority over generic menu paths.

Regularly cleaning your embroidery machine prevents malfunctions, improves embroidery quality, and protects against damage. In this guide, we'll show you how to clean your machine safely and thoroughly—regardless of the model.