Some information on dating your Bernina machine based on the serial number. Bernina machine serial numbers are found on the back of the power supply cover. Bernina serial numbers are 8 digit numbers. The first 2 digits of the serial number can determine the Year in which a Bernina machine was manufactured. The Identification of Manufacture date is as follows:  First 2 digits Year in which machine of Serial # (Ch.Nr.) was Manufactured 503 55 19 601 64 19 107 11 19 201 21 19 308 31 19 405 42 20 Note: In the 1950’s and 1960’s the first 2 digits represents the Year. Starting in 1970 the first 2 digits of the serial # were change to 10.

The Heavenly Man. (The first 2 digits follow accordingly:(10 = 1970, 11=1971, 12 = 1972, 13 = 1973 and so on) Serger Serial Numbers: Serger Serial Numbers are stamped on the back of the machine on the Id tag. The numbers are as follows Example: 0699 102240 ( 06 being the month, 99 being the Year (1999), and the 102240 being the actual machine serial Number.) Bernette Serial Numbers: The serial number on a bernette machine is it’s Machine No. Which is an 8-digit number, which is on the back on the Id tag. Example: Machine No.

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44875082 Deco Serial Numbers: Are on the back of the machine on the Id tag. The deco serial numbers are 12 digits with spacing in between. 44 44 931 547 09 (Older Bernette/deco serial number information will be posted at a later date.) Note: Older Bernina machines will have the 8-digit serial number stamped either on the base or the head. (Base on the bottom belt cover side, or on bottom, or back.).