Owner's Manual
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..., - specification plate. 6. there is ; its cord. Housing: To clean the housing, use a dry, clean and soft cloth which the user can repair. Please Note! 9. To avoid the risk of the drive belt must be adjusted by hitting or dropping. r;;j I 1- 'I The tension of electric shock, do not open the machine. To stubborn dirt, use a soft cloth remove any objects in openings on safety for domestic sewing machines according to use...
..., - specification plate. 6. there is ; its cord. Housing: To clean the housing, use a dry, clean and soft cloth which the user can repair. Please Note! 9. To avoid the risk of the drive belt must be adjusted by hitting or dropping. r;;j I 1- 'I The tension of electric shock, do not open the machine. To stubborn dirt, use a soft cloth remove any objects in openings on safety for domestic sewing machines according to use...
Owner's Manual
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...) Needle holder with fixing screw (28) Detachable work support with accessory compartment (29) Sewing foot holder with sewing foot (30) Needle threader (31) Thread guide (32) Threading slots (33) Needle thread tension (34) Take-up lever (35) Carrying handle (36) Thread guide for bobbin winding (37) Program table (38) Reel holder with unwinding disk (39) Second spool holder to pin up (40) Bobbin winder (41) Hand wheel (42) Hand wheel release disk (43) Connection socket "mains cord" (44) Connection socket "foot control" (45) Base plate (46) Hook cover (sewing hook...
...) Needle holder with fixing screw (28) Detachable work support with accessory compartment (29) Sewing foot holder with sewing foot (30) Needle threader (31) Thread guide (32) Threading slots (33) Needle thread tension (34) Take-up lever (35) Carrying handle (36) Thread guide for bobbin winding (37) Program table (38) Reel holder with unwinding disk (39) Second spool holder to pin up (40) Bobbin winder (41) Hand wheel (42) Hand wheel release disk (43) Connection socket "mains cord" (44) Connection socket "foot control" (45) Base plate (46) Hook cover (sewing hook...
Owner's Manual
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...stitch Elastic stitch Electrical connection Embroidery stitch programs/Summary Engaging the Dual Feed Entering the pattern number Eyelet embroidery Eyelet embroidery, pattern examples Fading in the Creative Designer j Inserting zippers Inserting zippers concealed on both sides "K"key Keyhole buttonholes Keyhole buttonholes with gimp thread Knit-edge foot Lace edges Lace edges with straight stitch Hemstitching Hemstitch programs , Info Info as sewing recommendations Inserting letters Inserting stitches Inserting the bobbin Inserting the bobbin case Inserting the buttonhole guide Inserting...
...stitch Elastic stitch Electrical connection Embroidery stitch programs/Summary Engaging the Dual Feed Entering the pattern number Eyelet embroidery Eyelet embroidery, pattern examples Fading in the Creative Designer j Inserting zippers Inserting zippers concealed on both sides "K"key Keyhole buttonholes Keyhole buttonholes with gimp thread Knit-edge foot Lace edges Lace edges with straight stitch Hemstitching Hemstitch programs , Info Info as sewing recommendations Inserting letters Inserting stitches Inserting the bobbin Inserting the bobbin case Inserting the buttonhole guide Inserting...
Owner's Manual
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... the needle plate 3 P-Memory selection Preparing the machine Presser foot lifter for pattern selection E Overlock stitch 1 55 161 157-158 27 1 63 44 45 45 24 11 8 46 E Parts of ten I Pattern start I - 95 28 6 Quilting 11 8 1 Ram Removing the detachable Reverse feeding work support Reverse key Reverse stitch correction 8. key m Sc B Opening the hook cover E Open overlock stitch E Options for bobbin winding Programming a motif Programming sheet Pulling up /down Numbered keys (needle stop) B N( B "o.k." groups of the Creative Designer 2 F Pattern Pattern...
... the needle plate 3 P-Memory selection Preparing the machine Presser foot lifter for pattern selection E Overlock stitch 1 55 161 157-158 27 1 63 44 45 45 24 11 8 46 E Parts of ten I Pattern start I - 95 28 6 Quilting 11 8 1 Ram Removing the detachable Reverse feeding work support Reverse key Reverse stitch correction 8. key m Sc B Opening the hook cover E Open overlock stitch E Options for bobbin winding Programming a motif Programming sheet Pulling up /down Numbered keys (needle stop) B N( B "o.k." groups of the Creative Designer 2 F Pattern Pattern...
Owner's Manual
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... Sewing functions Sewing on buttons Sewing on buttons with stems Sewing on patches Slow sewing Smocking with elastic thread Snap-in/out the sewing foot Sorting the accessories Stabilizing the fabric Standard accessories Standard buttonhole, fully automatic Standard buttonhole, semi-automatic Straight stitch Stretch buttonholes Stretch triple straight stitch Stretch triple zigzag stitch Switching from upper to lower case script letters Switching on the main switch Symbols in the pattern sequence Symbol "mem' Taking out the bobbin case Threading Threading the needle Thread tension Thread tension...
... Sewing functions Sewing on buttons Sewing on buttons with stems Sewing on patches Slow sewing Smocking with elastic thread Snap-in/out the sewing foot Sorting the accessories Stabilizing the fabric Standard accessories Standard buttonhole, fully automatic Standard buttonhole, semi-automatic Straight stitch Stretch buttonholes Stretch triple straight stitch Stretch triple zigzag stitch Switching from upper to lower case script letters Switching on the main switch Symbols in the pattern sequence Symbol "mem' Taking out the bobbin case Threading Threading the needle Thread tension Thread tension...
Owner's Manual
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For sewing and finishing seams with the fringe foot, etc. 6 03 Elastic stitch For sewing on buttons Reverse straight stitch Center needle position Saddle stitch For basting your sewing cuttings. Basting stitch Linen buttonhole Rogram for decorative hems 7 For sewing on elastic, darning tears and inserting patches. For stitch combinations in pattern sequences. for sewing on elastic, darning tears a = 2 stitch points and inserting patches. Utility stitch programs Hi '1'00Ii01) 1I I a 10 04 Blind stitch For securing seams invisibly and for most fabrics. 7...
For sewing and finishing seams with the fringe foot, etc. 6 03 Elastic stitch For sewing on buttons Reverse straight stitch Center needle position Saddle stitch For basting your sewing cuttings. Basting stitch Linen buttonhole Rogram for decorative hems 7 For sewing on elastic, darning tears and inserting patches. For stitch combinations in pattern sequences. for sewing on elastic, darning tears a = 2 stitch points and inserting patches. Utility stitch programs Hi '1'00Ii01) 1I I a 10 04 Blind stitch For securing seams invisibly and for most fabrics. 7...
Owner's Manual
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..., 48 10 Keyhole buttonhole with For buttonholes in outerwear made of seam edges. 37 Pullover stitch 38 Overlock stitch fEolrasotpicenc-lkonsiint gmaantderisaelrsgianngd seam jersey. Light-knit mending stitch With edge thread, as closing seam. Description Application A 33 Open overiock stitch Elastic finishing seam. 34 Overlock stitch N ni S; in heavier materials. t.1-kanit 41 Stretch buttonhole, enforced For buttonholes on open-knit fabrics. 42 Stretch buttonhole For buttonholes (jersey etc.) on stretch materials. 3 Round buttonhole with wedge tack For...
..., 48 10 Keyhole buttonhole with For buttonholes in outerwear made of seam edges. 37 Pullover stitch 38 Overlock stitch fEolrasotpicenc-lkonsiint gmaantderisaelrsgianngd seam jersey. Light-knit mending stitch With edge thread, as closing seam. Description Application A 33 Open overiock stitch Elastic finishing seam. 34 Overlock stitch N ni S; in heavier materials. t.1-kanit 41 Stretch buttonhole, enforced For buttonholes on open-knit fabrics. 42 Stretch buttonhole For buttonholes (jersey etc.) on stretch materials. 3 Round buttonhole with wedge tack For...
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Owner's Manual
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... of your seam will be tied-off hold this key again, the machine will automatically be decreased by 2 mm to half speed. 1 44 L The red diode lights up if there are sewing with the twin needle. Needle stop in the fabric (down position) or in its highest point (up , the machine sews backwards. PFAFF creative 75! 1 Mnda In G Description of thread left on the sewing foot. metres Twin needle (2) Press...
... of your seam will be tied-off hold this key again, the machine will automatically be decreased by 2 mm to half speed. 1 44 L The red diode lights up if there are sewing with the twin needle. Needle stop in the fabric (down position) or in its highest point (up , the machine sews backwards. PFAFF creative 75! 1 Mnda In G Description of thread left on the sewing foot. metres Twin needle (2) Press...
Owner's Manual
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... 4 This program is used for invisible hems; Stretch triple straight stitch TIP: If you reach the last stitch before the corner. The machine thus stops after the stitch, and the needle stays in the material. inside trouser seams. The heavier the fabric, the longer the stitch length you need. "single pattern". II I !m a 4;: , ,. sewing by about 1 cm (1/2 inch), • Now place the fabric under the sewing foot so that the...
... 4 This program is used for invisible hems; Stretch triple straight stitch TIP: If you reach the last stitch before the corner. The machine thus stops after the stitch, and the needle stays in the material. inside trouser seams. The heavier the fabric, the longer the stitch length you need. "single pattern". II I !m a 4;: , ,. sewing by about 1 cm (1/2 inch), • Now place the fabric under the sewing foot so that the...
Owner's Manual
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... the zigzag : stitch changes from the right needle position on , 00 NW 2 Ij E -Q) Ei '117 a Sew it firmly in place. While serging an sure the needle goes into the edge, always make material and over them with elastic stitches. on . a On skirts or trousers the elastic tape is very suitable for eyelet embroidery and cording work. VVvW /WWAMN W\AMM Stretch triple zigzag stitch Prog.22 The stretch triple zigzag stitch...
... the zigzag : stitch changes from the right needle position on , 00 NW 2 Ij E -Q) Ei '117 a Sew it firmly in place. While serging an sure the needle goes into the edge, always make material and over them with elastic stitches. on . a On skirts or trousers the elastic tape is very suitable for eyelet embroidery and cording work. VVvW /WWAMN W\AMM Stretch triple zigzag stitch Prog.22 The stretch triple zigzag stitch...
Owner's Manual
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... foot (special accessories) this stitch without any efforts. Closed overlock stitch with this stitch can even be joined with edge thread Prog. 30 If you wish to add a woollen thread under slight tension. It guides the fabric better and prevents tunneling of the material. :- TIP: To prevent the seam from stretching open -knit fabrics. TIP: Make sure that the needle in one operation.They have a higher elasticity than usual stitches...
... foot (special accessories) this stitch without any efforts. Closed overlock stitch with this stitch can even be joined with edge thread Prog. 30 If you wish to add a woollen thread under slight tension. It guides the fabric better and prevents tunneling of the material. :- TIP: To prevent the seam from stretching open -knit fabrics. TIP: Make sure that the needle in one operation.They have a higher elasticity than usual stitches...
Owner's Manual
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.... I a) C 4) C', I a) Make sure that the needle enters the left . and four-hole buttons without any problems. • Remove the sewing foot. • Place the button in the button. • Now lower the presser foot lifter; TIP: By lowering the feed dog buttons can sew fully automatic linen buttonholes, The buttonhole size of the foot holder. • Now sew on the left hole in the place marked. • Turn the hand wheel towards you can be entered using the numbered...
.... I a) C 4) C', I a) Make sure that the needle enters the left . and four-hole buttons without any problems. • Remove the sewing foot. • Place the button in the button. • Now lower the presser foot lifter; TIP: By lowering the feed dog buttons can sew fully automatic linen buttonholes, The buttonhole size of the foot holder. • Now sew on the left hole in the place marked. • Turn the hand wheel towards you can be entered using the numbered...
Owner's Manual
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... start sewing. • Now guide the fabric back and forth evenly; 4: L1 - i I *! Darning position: Lower the presser foot lifter pressing it lightly to left. Set the needle at an even speed. "-'--- -- As you sew, the easier and more even the darning will be behind the fixing screw. When doing this position you have reached the width of the fabric. 124 I,I I I Darning with the feed dog dropped, you are determining the stitch length yourself while sewing with straight stitch...
... start sewing. • Now guide the fabric back and forth evenly; 4: L1 - i I *! Darning position: Lower the presser foot lifter pressing it lightly to left. Set the needle at an even speed. "-'--- -- As you sew, the easier and more even the darning will be behind the fixing screw. When doing this position you have reached the width of the fabric. 124 I,I I I Darning with the feed dog dropped, you are determining the stitch length yourself while sewing with straight stitch...
Owner's Manual
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... and beautiful when embroidery or darning thread C No. 10 and sensor technology. be sewn in the stored length automatically. • Materials that tend to the second red mark. Using this guide is equipped with buttonhole guide hole with Avalon stabilizer by using the buttonhole foot. To sew every single buttonhole to mea sure. • Keyhole buttonholes will sew perfect for buttonhole sewing. Buttonholes The Creative 7550 offers the optimum buttonhole With the following...
... and beautiful when embroidery or darning thread C No. 10 and sensor technology. be sewn in the stored length automatically. • Materials that tend to the second red mark. Using this guide is equipped with buttonhole guide hole with Avalon stabilizer by using the buttonhole foot. To sew every single buttonhole to mea sure. • Keyhole buttonholes will sew perfect for buttonhole sewing. Buttonholes The Creative 7550 offers the optimum buttonhole With the following...
Owner's Manual
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... length and width settings appears. Using keys "7 + 8" you wish to sew an extremely dense buttonhole, select setting 0.3 or 0.35. l1 ese j : Standard buttonhole semi-automatic For this buttonhole the length and bartack are sewn fully auto matica Ily. key. For the programmed buttonholes a seam F- rz> / a) 0 0. 'Co CUE a) 2 'C E CU Ca,)) I I I -4 Uve 7550 M,d in the machine. If you can be set the stitch length (= density of 4.5 mm. For semi-automatic buttonholes...
... length and width settings appears. Using keys "7 + 8" you wish to sew an extremely dense buttonhole, select setting 0.3 or 0.35. l1 ese j : Standard buttonhole semi-automatic For this buttonhole the length and bartack are sewn fully auto matica Ily. key. For the programmed buttonholes a seam F- rz> / a) 0 0. 'Co CUE a) 2 'C E CU Ca,)) I I I -4 Uve 7550 M,d in the machine. If you can be set the stitch length (= density of 4.5 mm. For semi-automatic buttonholes...
Owner's Manual
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... terry-cloth this makes the cording look • Engage the cording foot. • Replace the needle with a twin needle (1.6 or 2 mm) e.g. 130/705 H-ZWI, size 80. • Thread up with two needle threads. • Now set the (at about 5), needle thread tension quite tight to make the seam more pro minent. • Sew one of you pull too fast, you will in no time. longer stitch length; When you start the second row...
... terry-cloth this makes the cording look • Engage the cording foot. • Replace the needle with a twin needle (1.6 or 2 mm) e.g. 130/705 H-ZWI, size 80. • Thread up with two needle threads. • Now set the (at about 5), needle thread tension quite tight to make the seam more pro minent. • Sew one of you pull too fast, you will in no time. longer stitch length; When you start the second row...
Owner's Manual
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...-Ca.)) Changing the needle plate - • Switch off the main switch. • Remove the needle plate and lower the feed dog. • Clean the feed dog and hook area with both hands until you start sewing, check that the needle i plate is free of operation. Before you hear it . Do not use a dry, soft cloth which is lying flat. 4 Cleaning and oiling • Switch off the main switch. • Raise the presser foot lifter...
...-Ca.)) Changing the needle plate - • Switch off the main switch. • Remove the needle plate and lower the feed dog. • Clean the feed dog and hook area with both hands until you start sewing, check that the needle i plate is free of operation. Before you hear it . Do not use a dry, soft cloth which is lying flat. 4 Cleaning and oiling • Switch off the main switch. • Raise the presser foot lifter...
Owner's Manual
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...-long storage. The bobbin case is bent. Thread up correctly. Needle thread breaks See reasons above. Needle is not properly inserted. See needle chart (pages 157/158). Do not wind thread free-hand, but run it . Machine is sewn unevenly The tension needs adjusting. Remedy: Push needle fully upwards, flat side facing back. When you are nearby. 163 C U)- Seam is not properly threaded. Remove loose thread and apply one drop of fabric. Push slide...
...-long storage. The bobbin case is bent. Thread up correctly. Needle thread breaks See reasons above. Needle is not properly inserted. See needle chart (pages 157/158). Do not wind thread free-hand, but run it . Machine is sewn unevenly The tension needs adjusting. Remedy: Push needle fully upwards, flat side facing back. When you are nearby. 163 C U)- Seam is not properly threaded. Remove loose thread and apply one drop of fabric. Push slide...
Owner's Manual
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... used. Embroidery and darning thread, particularly cotton, is best suitable for very fine fabrics a normal sewing needle, size 80 is known by changing the stitch lengths and widths you can achieve new effects every time. Coarse-weave fabric is very suitable. Only for hemstitching on which you can draw single threads easily. Use the hemstitching programs of your disposal, and by everyone - With the Creative 7550 you need a wing needle...
... used. Embroidery and darning thread, particularly cotton, is best suitable for very fine fabrics a normal sewing needle, size 80 is known by changing the stitch lengths and widths you can achieve new effects every time. Coarse-weave fabric is very suitable. Only for hemstitching on which you can draw single threads easily. Use the hemstitching programs of your disposal, and by everyone - With the Creative 7550 you need a wing needle...
