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I have a machine that has 0 sewing and 23462 srandby time. Has this machine been used at all?

information was not added to my machine such as date of purchase and dealer I bought it from and my last service was not recorded into service data.

Is 17 millions a lot of stitches? I’m looking to buy a used 730 artista bernina. Thank you.

Hello, how do I get to the Christmas tree design in the service mode? Please and thank you

A very useful video thank you. This also applies to the 830 and 880. You didn't mention how to get out of the service program. Do you switch the machin off or can you safely exit by selecting one of the menu items?

so handy! I just bought a preloved machine, and used this to look that time up

Super interesting. Thanks for this. Unfortunately my grandfathers property on shoupe rd. Actually had the original settlement. Original school etc. but it all burned with the fire. but I don’t think many people knew about that. I remember him feeding all different types of foxes as well. That lived under the original school house. His property also had graves from the 1800s Sherriff Stoney also wrote a memoir of his time there in the 1950s-70s. It I’ve been an able to track down a copy. Would you hav open to know anything about that memoir ?

My dream is to have it one

This is cool, how old are these Toy, and where to buy?

Thank you for this extremely helpful video. I am considering buying a used one. The seller claims under 40 hours of use. What I want to know is is it possible to change the hours of use? I am hoping the answer is no so that I can trust the machine really has under 40 hours. I appreciate your help.

ruclips.net/video/O4uVOskNCR4/видео.html shows Indians on a rough trail but not in Black Forest, the trees are aspen and grow in the Rockies. Is that a bovine skull there next to the road? For effect?

@5:10 Yes it does, but occasionally just one half of the tree will get the frost, the other half stays green. @8:33 Mrs. Wolford was the principal of Black Forest Elementary when I attended the school. And a fun fact, there is an iris bulb named "Edith Wolford" that you can buy. @9:38 No, that's the new one (from my perspective). Dutch Shultz blew up the old fire station. I was a member of BFVFD and I remember that old truck. @10:34 This is also where the bookmobile would park on Thursdays during the summer when the schools were closed. We would walk from Creekview road to the bookmobile to check out three books for the week (the limit in those days) and then back home again. Seven miles, and barefoot (only had to wear shoes for church). @11:58 I don't know if it was for this church, but we bought an old pedal organ which used to make the trip from the dance hall on Saturday to the church on Sunday (I think in Ellicott. I can't recall the name of the lady that we bought it from. @12:35 Gambles also housed the post office after the sale of Black Forest Lumber. The space was tiny, about the size of a couple of picnic tables. @14:35 What a wonderful lady. :) We visited her at her home off of Shoup Rd one afternoon and she was delighted to see us. @21:25 When I attended school there in the late 60s, we had our art class in a one-room school house (the old Bleeker school?) that was brought in. And we were there for a major upgrade and had to attend classes in portable buildings as well. @35:02 You can see this from Google Maps. :) @38:23 Fred Carver had the best junkyard for finding parts for old cars. I went to school with his son Hugh. @38:58 Glover's corner was our usual go-to spot on a Saturday morning (since it was about a mile closer than Gambles). If we could manage to scrounge up three empty pop bottles (three bottles per kid) we would carry them with us to Glover's and turn them in for 30 cents. That would in turn get us a coke, and 20 pieces of penny candy. Well worth the trip. :) And yes, Mrs. Glover would be spinning in her grave. :) @41:09 Glad you mentioned the glider port. But you missed the site of the 1960 Boy Scout jamboree, which back then at the intersection of Academy and Hwy 83 might as well of been in Black Forest. :) IIFC Mrs. Hardin owned the Black Forest News back in the day. It would be nice to know the history of Mrs. Goodin, who lived in an old log cabin on the SW corner of Milam and Creek View Rd. She was a widow in her 80s (I think) when we moved to Black Forest in '67. Our place at the end of Creek View Rd. had logging trails that you could still see. :)

Hello…the power on in minutes is 1744; but working time is 201, which in minutes is much more…..can you clarify? Thank you

Thank you

I’ve been looking for this one for years. Love it !!

Very helpful - have had mine about 5-6 years and never knew this!

Hi how to close the service program

My mother had a Mikky Phone that went to my older brother when he passed. I never realized it was considered a "toy." It was one of her more treasured possessions during life. Growing up, I remember that touching her antique phonograph would get a child in trouble to be sure.

Is this a reproduction? There are other videos on YT with genuine ones and they sound fine. This things sounds HORRIBLE.

Thank you! Mine new purchase had 48 hours.

@ 3:31 add MTN Lions, Black Bear, and Prog horn (Antelope) MORE OFTEN.... see the MTN Lions around here last two years. Have some on my CAM. Great VID love it here

Thank you. This has been really helpful.

I just picked a Mikky Phone up from a Northern California estate sale. Unfortunately, it is missing the large piece where the needle gets attached. Thank you for the tutorial.

I bumped into your video during a search of something else. It was nice to see some history from Black Forest before the fires, and before some of the old places were taken down to put big houses in. I shared it with my Facebook friends, many of which are also native Black Foresters. It was a nice journey through the past. Thank you!

The camera mic sounds like in 2010 but good video

What is the useful life of this machine the salvage value and whatnot what year was these machines made how old are they

I have the identical truck. Its in good shape although not as nice as this one.

I have a Gretsch Honey Dipper Resonator that needs parts. I contacted Gretsch directly. They don’t sell the parts, but they did give me the name of a company that does. The problem is that I don’t know squat about it so I don’t know what parts I need. And I can’t find any blueprints for the guitar either. Any way you can help me out?

a lovely piece is it for sale?