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Owner's Manual - Page 2

...have . You are now the proud owner of controls on your machine. The demonstrator has no doubt given you . Pfaff-Haushaltmaschinen GmbH Karlsruhe-...sewing problems, don't hesitate to contact your nearest dealer who will be glad to see the many practical hints. But it goes. Dear Customer, We congratulate you can 't wait to help of the diagrams and names of the new KAYSER sewing machine...

Owner's Manual - Page 3

... the needle position . . . 13 Setting the stitch width for zigzag sewing 13 Changing the sewing foot . . 14 Dropping the machine feed . . 15 A few dos and donts 15 Sewing 16 Contents Sewing on buttons 16 17 Sewing buttonholes on zigzag sewing machines 18 19 Sewing buttonholes on zigzag and utility-stitch sewing machines . 20 21 Blindstitching on zigzag and utility-stitch...

Owner's Manual - Page 5

... Names of parts shown on opposite page 15 Drop feed control 16 Bedplate 17 Bedplate cover 18 Needle plate 19 Shuttle (not visible) 20 Sewing foot 21 Sewing foot thumb screw 22 Needle bar 23 Thread guides 24 Presser bar lifter (at back) 25 Light switch 26 Face cover 27 Needle thread...

Owner's Manual - Page 6

Disengaging the sewing mechanism Hold the balance wheel steady with your left hand and, with your right hand, turn the knob away from you ...dis engaged. To engage it again, turn the knob in the middle of the latch again, the bobbin will go. Thus, the sewing mechanism is tight. Open the bedpiate cover. Fig. 2 Removing the bobbin case Turn the balance wheel towards you as it will drop out....

Owner's Manual - Page 7

...from table on one side of bob bin, undo screw holding bobbin winder tensicn at back of machine, move ten sion up on page 28. Put bobbin onto spindle A (Fig. 4) and ...few turns of thread onto pin 1 (Fig. 3). Disengage sewing mechanism, and place spool of thread on bobbin 3(Fig,3), as indicated by an arrow. Run machine. Pull thread through thread guide and under tension disc 2, as...

Owner's Manual - Page 11

Ii). Turn the balance wheel towards the back, placing them under sewing foot. Fig. ii Drawing up lever has reached its highest point. Now pull the needle thread and the bobbin thread will come up through the ...

Owner's Manual - Page 14

... go. The longest stitch you can set by turning disc R. There are numbers printed on the machine is opposite the dot to show the exact stitch length setting. is Setting the stitch length and sewing backwards The stitch length is set on it to the left of the disc. At setbng 0 the...

Owner's Manual - Page 15

... the stitch width control C (Fig. 17), to 5 show the stitch width in the needle hole for sewing buttonholes. The numbers 0 to the width you must only change this position. these are settings for straight sewing, and the point from which the needle starts when mak ing a zigzag stitch. '\ . You will notice that...

Owner's Manual - Page 16

Fig. 18 Changing the sewing foot Raise the presser bar iifter, Bring the needle up to its screw again. Loosen the screw holding the sewing foot, and remove the latter. Attach the new sew ing foot, then fully tighten its highest point.

Owner's Manual - Page 17

... start the next seam. Make sure that you - always pull the ends of the machine and cut the threads with the thread cutter. Dropping the machine feed The machine feed has three positions which to run without material under the sewing foot and towards you leave 10cm (abt. 4") of thread hanging from the needle...

Owner's Manual - Page 18

... shown in Fig. 20. Com pletely drop the feed, and set the needle to its left position. the machine will sew zigzag stitches of the desired width Fig. 20 Sewing on the balance wheel is set at 0 . For the moment, set the stitch width to any number between 0 and 5, the ma chine will...

Owner's Manual - Page 19

... the but ton when you turn the balance wheel. Fig. 22 Buttons with four holes are sewn on the material and un der the sewing foot. .-. Slowly sew about 10 stitches, then set the stitch width (normally at 4) so that the left hole of tying stitches. Lower the tresser bar lifter, then...

Owner's Manual - Page 20

Mark position and length of buttonhole on CI. 44 zigzag sewing machines with or without filler thread Attach niastic buttonhole foot (Fig. 23). Turn needle position dial to "L" and stitch width control .... Set stitch length so that stitches are close to 2 (see page 13). Place material with tailors chalk. Fig. 23 Sewing buttonholes on material with mark ad buttonhole under sewing foot.

Owner's Manual - Page 22

.... Turn utilly-stitch selector dial back to the bartack symbol and sew about five barTacking stitches. Turn utility-stitch selector dial (5) until symbol of buttonhole on Cl. 46 zigzag and utility-stitch sewing machines with or without filler thread Attach clear-view buttonhole foot. Sewing buttonholes on material, Set stitch length control R (Fig. 15) between...

Owner's Manual - Page 24

Blindstitching on CI. 46 zigzag and utility-stitch sewing machines with zig zag stitches before it is in line with left stitch exactly in folded edge, catching merely one grade. Re duce needle thread tension ...

Owner's Manual - Page 26

... (abt. 1/2") (Fig. A). D). Turn fabric wrong side up and fold its edge C D back by 3 mm (abt. 1/8") (Fig. C). Then fold material to R. A B Blindstitching on CI. 44 zigzag sewing machines Turn needle position dial to desired hem width, as shown in Fig. Fold hem down so that , depending on right side of Fig. 3o material...

Owner's Manual - Page 27

Fig. 31 terry cloth and other elastic materials. Particularly well suited for sewing tricot. Sewing elastic seams on Cl. 46 zigzag and utility-stitch sewing machines Attach ordinary sewing foot, Turn needle position and utility-stitch selector dial (5) to elastic-seam symbol and stitch width control (6) to 5 Set stitch length control between 0 and 1.5', as required.

Owner's Manual - Page 28

.... 3 Embr&dering and darning Before embroidering. increase ower tension a iftie so that your fingers do not get into the path of the needle. Run machine at higri speed and move hoop back and forth, taking care that bobbin thread s not pulled through to top of ycur embroidery Remove sewing foot and drop...

Owner's Manual - Page 31

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Owner's Manual - Page 38

... been serviced for a longer time. 3. Machine clogged by nferior oil. Clean the machine thoroughly with cleaning fluid (kerosene) and oil it with highquality sewing machine oil. 36 Machine runs heavily and is noisy Remedy: Clean shuttle and shuttle race as instructed on page 29. Cause: 1 Dust and pieces of thread have accumulated in ...