41P PFAFF HOBBY SERGER

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1 41P PFAFF HOBBY SERGER

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3 On top of it. or damage to machine. threading and sewing. PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST 12 CHANGING NEEDLE 12 CARING FOR YOUR MACHINE 12 JOIN TWO PIECES OF FABRIC 12 DECORATIVE FLATLOCK 12 BLINDSTITCH 11 CONTACT YOUR PFAFF DEALER THIS PRODUCT. WHERE YOU PURCHASED QUESTIONS? RESTITCH PART OF SEAM 10 TURNING SQUARE CORNER 9 SECURING TAIL CHAINS 9 Check machine is threaded correctly before sewing. START TO SEW 9 FORMING THREAD CHAIN 8 dropping it on floor. Be sure not to place anything PREPARATION FOR FORMING THREAD CHAIN 8 Handle foot switch with care and avoid THREADING PATH C (NEEDLE) STEP 3 8 THREADING PATH B (UPPER LOOPER) STEP 2 7 may bend needle and cause needle breakage THREADING PATH A (LOWER LOOPER) STEP 1 6 Do not pull fabric while sewing as this TYING ON THREADING 5 ADJUSTING THREAD TENSION 4 TRIAL SEWING 3 PREPARATION FOR THREADING 5 unattended. when changing needle or when leaving machine Disconnect AC adaptor from socket outlet CONNECTING AND RUNNING MACHINE 3 adaptor matches your electrical outlet. INSTRUCTION SYMBOLS 3 Before connecting machine be sure voltage on AC ACCESSORIES 3 PRINCIPAL PARTS 2 Never bend loopers and needle while CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

4 Remove Front Cover 10. Needle clamp body holds needle in machine 11. Presser bar 12. Thread guide 13. Needle size Seam guide (#287624) helps keep seam allowance even. 15. Lower looper forms lower stitch. 16. Upper looper forms upper stitch. 17. Presser foot holds fabric against feed system. 18. Presser foot lifter lets you raise and lower presser foot. Press down to lift foot. 19. Internal threading light (turns off when foot switch is plugged into machine) PRINCIPAL PARTS Style II CT)t I 1/16 N Thread guide helps to ensure a smooth flow of thread. 3. Spool pin and cap holds top thread supply and prevents thread tangling. 5. Tension dial controls thread tension. Do not adjust these dials until threading is checked. 7. Foot switch (#287597) runs machine Sewing speed selector Low (toward I ) and high (toward II speed selection. 8. Handwheel provides a means for raising or lowering the needle. 9. Front cover (#287569), covers mecha nism. Threading diagram is displayed on rightside of machine AC adaptor # (9V 650mA) supplies power for your machine Thread guide holder 4. Thread 13 \ -

5 spool (on machine) 3 each x Thread cap (large size) 3 x Demo thread Raise presser foot. Plug adaptor (1) into electrical outlet to power machine and turn on light # (under needle plate) for threading. Connect foot switch (3) to run Straighten all threads between thread Swing thread guide holder up to op erating position until two bar sym spools and tension dials until thread Check thread to make sure it is not machine and turn off light. tangled under spool or spool stand. Connect AC adaptor (1) cord into is extremely important to ensure Take machine out of carton. smooth flow of tflread. CONNECTING AND RUNNING MACHINE light will go out. receptacle (2). are taut. TRIAL SEWING V2 / 3 each x Thread cap (medium size) (on machine) # x Tweezers ACCESSORIES # i To simplify understanding, the following symbols are used throughout towards you. (1 in machine) 2 x Needles 2 x Threaders # # INSTRUCTION SYMBOLS Unplug toot switch. Turn hand wheel to raise needle. operator s manual. Turn handwheel (Push down on lever) bols align. Alignment of bar symbols I Note: When foot switch plugged in

6 sewing, lightly pulling fabric toward sewing. off and forming thread tail for next left rear corner of machine chaining presser foot and sew. Place other side of fabric under presser foot. and fabric. setting. Lower needle clamp body to lowest SEW OTHER SIDE off and forming thread tail. left rear corner of machine chaining sewing, lightly pulling fabric towards When seam is complete continue Note: Seam guide is preset for proocr width and sewing angle. sewing fabric ( under presser foot). Press foot switch to continue Lightly guide fabric while sewing. MLJJUIIrIU IMHLAU ItNSIUN machine. when switch is plugged into on low speed. Note: Foot switch comes from factory Internal threading light turns ott in Plug adaptor and foot switch. (If not already plugged in) Thread tension of your machine has been preset to 5 to suit most Cut thread tail between presser foot Use presser foot lifter to raise When seam is complete continue 4 3l377 (1): Lower looper thread, (2): Upper looper thread, (3): Needle thread. SITUATION LOWER LOOPER UPPER LOOPER NEEDLE THREAD TOO THREAD TOO THREAD CHARACTERISTIC well balance. side of fabric, side of fabric, fabric. Turn clockwise to a looser setting. looser setting. dial counter dial counterclockwise to a thread tension lower Turn upper Turn needle Turn needle thread tension Turn upper ADJUSTMENT ALTERNATIVE 1- clockwise to a clockwise to a to a tighter tension dial tension dial dial clockwise looper thread looper thread thread tension / tighter setting. tighter setting. setting. ADJUSTMENT smoothly, cut edge to right cut edge to wrong wrong side of together thread spills over thread spills over form loops on Threads lock Lower looper Upper looper Needle thread LOOSE LOOSE TOO LOOSE Adjust thread tension by slightly turning tension dial. Always double check threading before attempting to adjust thread tension. Make a test sample to find proper tension before sewing on your fabric. thread tension to improve stitch appearance and eliminate skipping. sewing applications. But some threads and fabrics require readjusting

7 ii PREPARATION FOR THREADING Your machine comes threaded. If you wish to change thread, an easy method for threading is tying on threads. (refer to page 5) If machine runs out of thread, it is necessary to rethread machine. (refer to Page 6) Connect AC adaptor (only) to turn on light for threading. For best sewing performance use proper spool cap. Large size cross wound Not required Unplug foot switch. Swing thread guide holder up to operating position. Remove front cover by lifting gently at tab on right side. Slide spool cap firmly against rim of spool to prevent thread tangling. Thread spool Key feature Spool cap, TYING ON THREADING Clip thread in front of needle. Cut threads close to spools. Remove old thread spools. Place new thread spool. Tie new and old threads. Regular size Parallel wound,..-,- Pull needle thread until knot appears. Cut knot. Large cap Small size Parallel wound / Medium cap Thread needle (t91 IIIi \4o E5 -- au % - JJ\ I\

8 Use tweezers to place thread into cover (about width of tweezers). This Raise lower looper to near internal is optimum position for threading Insert threader into left side hole Pull threader towards you threading Hold tweezers in right hand and guide thread through threader. looper from back to front. lower looper. A 4 (A-4). A4 Draw thread (A) through guide (A1). Bring thread through guide (A-2). Use tweezers to guide thread down Guide thread through right side hole Use tweezers to guide thread. Place thread between two loopers. Draw thread to left. (A-5). 6 THREADING PATH A (LOWER LOOPER) STEP 1 through front guide (A-3). two discs. Ai Dj A-5

9 /T il needle clamp THREADING PATH B (UPPER LOOPER) STEP 2 Di Draw thread of spool (B) through guide (B-i). 2ZYf&I B body Pull thread down to guide (B-2). Use tweezers to place thread into two discs. Turn handwheel toward Lower needle clamp body to lowest position. This is optimum position for threading guide (B-3). Bi needle clamp body fid iii Guide thread down through rear guide (B-3). Place needle clamp body to highest position. This is optimum position for threading upper looper. Insert threader into right side hole (B-4). Guide thread through threader. Pull threader towards you threading looper from back to front. Guide thread through left side hole (B-5). Draw thread to left. 7

10 Collect threaded threads and place Use tweezers to place thread into two Pull thread down through guide (0-3), then up and down through it again. under presser foot. Draw thread of spool (C) through guide Pull thread down to guide (0-2). Thread needle from front to back. Draw thread to left. Lower needle clamp body to lowest HREADING PATH C (NEEDLE) STEP 3 PREPARATION FOR FORMING THREAD CHAIN LI Turn handwheel about 8 times to form After producing chain, start to sew on If chain will not form check threading. Note: Draw thread at the same pace as positon. (towards left rear corner). (,c/ 0 discs. (C-i). fabric feed. thread chain. your fabric. 4( 9 c-i FORMING THREAD CHAIN Hold thread ends at 30 to needle. / /

11 TURNING SQUARE CORNER SECURING TAIL CHAINS START TO SEW Note: edge guide is preset to limit stitch width to approximately 11/64 inch (4.2mm). Place needle clamp body to lowest position. Apply liquid fray preventer. Place thread chain 9O to needle. Use large needle and thread chains under stitches. Place fabric under presser foot touching needle and against seam guide. Select High or Low sewing speed. Stan stitching. \ Lightly guide fabric. Sew to point A, one stitch past end of corner. When seam is complete continue sewing, forming thread tail for next sewing needle clamp body Outside Corner

12 Sew to end of area to be restitched, Insert needle at edge. Place fabric under presser foot. Continue stitching. Adjust fabric to overlap previous Remove fabric and sew tail chain. Raise presser foot. down on lever) overlap stitching 1 inch (25mm). Trim threads close to stitching. Lower presser foot. 10 I H. RESTITCH PART OF SEAM Stitch, stopping on point B. Stitch and hold fabric in straight line. Puil fabric to left in straight tine. nside Corner (I \ c % 4. Leave needle in fabric. N. Pivot fabric.

13 BLINDSTITCH DECORATiVE FLATLOCK Fold hem to wrong side. Fold hem back as shown. Place folded edge against seam guide. Stitch making sure needle just barely Turn fabric to right side and press. Place fabric under presser foot and align Sew one or more lines of decorative Pull fabric open and press stitching flat. wrong skie LI 4.2mm catches the fold. ongde Fold fabric in half with wrong side facing LkI up. flatlock stitches. seam guide. I \ M 11 0

14 cz Important: For best results. use only Needle style 2020 size 14. Insert flat side of needle to the back as far up as it will go. Use screwdriver to tighten the screw. PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST Whenever sewing difficulty is encountered, make adjustments as noted below When needle Needle not inserted breaks, properly. Fabric being pulled too hard. Loose needle set screw. Insert needle correctly or replace with correct needle. (page 12) Do not pull the fabric by hand. Use hand only to guide the fabric. Tighten screw firmly. JOIN TWO PIECES OF FABRIC CHANGING NEEDLE tside tside Place wrong side of fabric together. Start sewing fabric. When finish sewing, pull fabric flat and press. CARING FOR YOUR MACHINE When thread incorrect threading. Thread machine correctly. breaks. bent needle 6,7 & 8) needle. (page 12) tension. (page 4). Needle inserted correctly. (page 6,7 & 8) needle correctly. (page 12) bar symbols (page 3) or needle (page point damage. Replace thread tension too tight. thread tangled. Adjust incorrectly. Thread Thread guide holder not Insert aligned. Align Add one drop of sewing machine oil to highlighted areas after or before using machine. 12 When stitches Needle bent or needle Replace needle. (page 12) skip. point damage. Set needle firmly in position. Needle set loosely. (page 12) Incorrect threading. Thread machine correctly. Wrong needle used. (page 6,7.& 8) Use Cat When stitches are Thread tension not Adjust tension. (page 4) irregular. balanced. When fabric Thread tension too tight. Adjust tension. (page 4) puckers. Threading incorrect or Rethread machine. (page 6,7 & 8) tangled. When the machine Power line plug not Connect with power source. does hot operate. connected. (page 3)