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Instruction
manual
4870
hobbylock
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2.
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also
suppliers
observe
or
the
the
general
PFAFF
safety
agencies.
notes
The
covers.
plug
Spare
must
fuse
never
covers
be
used
are
without
available
fuse
from
fuse
corresponding
ved
Only
by
cover
3
ASTA
A
spare
must
according
colour
fuses
be
marked
must
code.
to
BS
be
3
A
used
1362
or
with
as
and
appro
the
the
completetly
immediately.
plugs
Under
be
no
used.
circumstances
replaced.
Defective
They
should
mains
should
be
leads
disposed
cut-off
must
mains
of
be
The
with
connected
wire
the
letter
which
to
the
L
is
or
terminal
coloured
coloured
which
brown
red.
is
must
marked
be
the
nected
lettter
to
the
N
or
terminal
coloured
is
coloured
which
black.
blue
is
marked
must
be
with
con
The
wire
which
colour
proceed
coding
as
follows:
of
the
terminals
in
your
to
plug.
the
As
of
this
the
appliance
Brown:
colours
of
Live
may
the
wires
not
correspond
in
the
mains
lead
according
Blue:
to
the
Neutral
following
code:
The
to
a
wires
plug
with
in
the
three
mains
pins.
lead
are
coloured
The
connected
leads
must
to
the
under
safety-lead
no
circumstances
terminal
I
nor
be
Safety
For
the
rules
United
Kingdom
only
last
of
page
this
out
instruction
when
reading.
manual
1
r
(48)
(49)
Lower
Upper
knife
knife
(47)
(46)
Screw
Screw
to
to
secure
secure
upper
lower
knife
knife
(44)
(45)
(43)
Knob
Positioning
Lever
to
to
disengage
disengage
lever
for
the
needle
the
right
chainstitch
plate
overedge
(41)
(42)
(40)
Automatic
Chainstitch
Knob
to
disengage
looper
looper
threader
upper
knife
for
the
(39)
(37)
(38)
Converter
Left
Right
overedge
overedge
looper
looper
(21)
(22)
(20)
Accessories
Needle
Lever
for
holder
the
box
sewing
foot
pressure
(17)
(1
(1
8)
9)
Window
Adjusting
Detachable
for
knob for
work
the
seam
support
seam
width
width
(14)
(1
(16)
5)
Looper
Sewing
Needle
cover
plate
foot
(combination
foot)
(13)
(1
2)
LED
Knife
needle
guard
display
A,B,C
Mod
Cursor
key
key
(right)
—
middle
(1
(11)
(9)
0)
Window
Key
Program
for
speed
for
key—left
the
selection
differential
feed
(7)
(8)
(6)
Window
Looper
Display
thread
for
the
tension
stitch
for
length
chainstitch
(4)
(5)
Looper
Looper
thread
thread
tension
tension
—
—
left
right
(2)
(3)
Upper
Handle
thread
to
carry
tension
—
right
Parts
(1)
Upper
of
the
thread
hobbylock
tension
—
4870
left
looper
looper
left
looper
Please
KEEP
THESE
also
observe
INSTRUCTiONS
—
the
general
IN
safety
A
SAFE
notes
PLACE
on
page
2.
1
16.
7.
Always
when
Hold
plug
making
unplug
when
any
sewing
rewinding
other user
machine
into
servicing
cord
from
reel.
the
adjustments
electric
Do
not
allow
outlet
mentioned
plug
when
to whip
removing
in
the
when
instruction manual.
covers,
rewinding.
lubricating,
or
1
5.
as
Switch
threading
the
sewing machine
needle, changing needle,
off
(NO”)
when
threading
making
bobbin,
any
adjustments
or
changing
in
presser
the
needle
foot,
area,
etc.
such
1
14.
3:fYonot
Do
not
pull
use
bent
or
push
or
blunt
fabric
rm&tles.
while
stitching.
Only
use
It
needles
may
deflect
recommended
the
needle,
by
causing
the
manufacturer.
it
to
break.
12.
Always
machine
use
needle.
the
proper
needle
plate.
The
wrong plate
can
cause
the
needle
to break.
10.
11.
Do
Keep
not
fingers
unplug
away from
by
pulling
all
on
moving
cord.
To
parts.
unplug,
Special
hold
care
the
plug,
is
required
not
the
around
cord.
the
sewing
9.
Never
blocked.
operate
on
a
soft
surface such as
a
bed
or
couch
where
the
air
openings
may be
8.
7.
To
administered.
Do
disconnect,
not
operate
turn
where
all
aerosol
controls to
(spray)
off
(,,O”)
products
position,
are being
then
used
remove
or
where
plug
from
oxygen
socket.
is
being
6.
Do
not
use
out
of
doors.
5.
cloth.
Never
drop
or insert anything
into
any
opening.
4. Never
adjustment.
of
the
sewing machine
and
foot
control
free
from
the
accumulation
of
lint,
dust,
and
loose
nearest
operate the
authorized
sewing
dealer
or
machine
service
with
center
any
for
air
examination,
openings
blocked.
repair,
Keep
electrical
ventilation
or
mechanical
openings
3.
attachments
Never
perly,
if
operate
it
has
recommended
been dropped
this
sewing
machine
by
or
the
damaged,
manufacturer
if
it
has
or
a
dropped
damaged
as
contained
into
cord
water.
or
in
plug,
this
Return
manual.
if
it
the
is
not
appliance
working
to
pro
the
2.
1.
Only
Do
by
or
not
use
near
allow
this
children.
to
sewing
be
used
machine
as
a
toy.
for
Great
its
intended
care
is
purpose
necessary
as
when
described
this sewing machine
in
this
manual.
Only
is
used
use
WARNING
4.
Do
not
not
place
place
To
in
or
reduce
or
drop
store
into
the
a
sewing
water
risk
of
or
machine
burns,
other
liquid.
where
fire,
electric
it
can
fall
shock,
or
be
or
injury
to
persons:
Unplug
pulled
into
immediately.
a
tub
or
sink.
Do
2.
3.
Always
Do
not
reach
unplug
for
before relamping.
a
sewing
machine
Replace
that
has
bulb
fallen
with
into
same
water.
type
rated
1
5
Watts.
DANGER
1.
The
appliance
sewing
To
from
reduce
machine
the
the
electric
should
risk
outlet
of
never
electric
immediately
be
left
shock:
unattended
after
using
when
and before
plugged
in.
cleaning.
Always
unplug
this
appliance,
should
before
using
always
the
this
following
be
sewing
adhered
basic
machine.
to:
Read
safety
all
precautions
instructions
A.
‘
This
for
For
Important
HOUSEHOLD
the
sewing
United
machine
States
safety
use
is
only.
only
designed
When
and
you
manufactured
use
instructions
an
electric
2
parts.
11.
of
Be
our
sure
qualified
to
use
only original
service
staff.
PFAFF
10.
To
open
inside
repair.
avoid
the
the
This
the
machine.
machine
the
risk
exclusive
of
There
which
electric
are
the user
responsibility
shock,
no
parts
do
can
not
for
operated,
any
damage
we
cannot
caused.
accept
any
liability
9.
pose than
If
this
appliance
that
intended
is
used
for
or
if
another
it
is
wrongly
pur
8.
socket
Do
not
by
pull
its
the
cord.
mains
plug
out
of
the
7.
—
—
—
Do
there
its
it is
not
function
wet,
use
is
visible
e.g. with
the
is
sewing
defective,
damage,
condensation.
machine
if:
6.
the
Do
r..
machine.
place
any
objects
in
openings
on
5.
Th
as
i.
‘-3c[..ie
iicated
should
on
the
be
specification plate.
put
into
operation
4.
TI,?
sewing
be
idjusted
tension
lamp
of
by
is
the
5
a
Watts.
Pfaff
drive
mechanic.
belt
should
only
3.
the
plug.
Ihe
mains
maxim
by
“n
pulling
permissible
out
the
wattage
mains
for
the
always
maintenance
mechanical
disconnect
parts
work
or
the
or
accessories,
when
machine
changing
from
2.
working.
When
leaving
the
machine,
during
1.
The
with
area
ment
user
under
regard
of
the
must
constant
to
needle
the
exercise
up
observation
and
and
adequate
keep
down
the
while
move
caution
sewing
Section
machines
28
according
or
IEC
335, Section
to
DIN
57
700,
28.
Notes
Notes
on
on
safety
safety
for
domestic
sewing
thin
Never
mical
chemicals
products
use
insecticides
to
such
clean
as
the
or
petrol
che
housing.
(gas)
or
Please
Note!
and
cloth
remove
soft
with
any
cloth
alcohol
stubborn
which
or paraffin.
is
dirt,
free
use
of fluff.
a
soft
To
To
Housing
clean
the
and
housing,
display:
use
a
dry,
clean
dropping
Cleaning
it.
—
Always
damage
make
your
machine
sure
not
to
by
knocking
or
Treatment
firm
and
even
surface.
To
sive
must
permit
chemicals
be
kept
adequate
unblocked
or
liquids.
ventilation
and
used
the
on
machine
a
tricity,
way
dampness,
that
heat-producing objects,
it
is
direct
not
exposed
sunlight,
to:
static
dust,
corro
elec
severe
tro-mechanical
machine
home.
It
should
for
supervised
appliance;
be
operated
use
it
in
is
in
the
a
such
a
This
Ambient
Humidity
sewing
temperature
20%
machine
to
80%
is
1000
a
high-quality
C
to
40°
C
elec
The
Environment
recommended
environment
is:
able
So
now
hours
let’s
creating
get
started!
your
very
We
wish
own
fashion
you
many
ideas.
enjoy
help
PFAFF
or
dealer.
advice.
He
is
happy
to
be
of
service
with
any
to
If
you
full
have
use.
any
further
questions
just
ask
your
to
It
is
find
certainly
out
just
time
what
well
your
spent,
machine
since
can
it
is
do
the
and
only
put
way
it
If
manual
you
now
nothing
take
a
can
bit
go
of
amiss.
time
to
study
the
instruction
Your
as
design
this
PFAFF
instruction
and
technology,
hobbylock
manual
features
and
is
it
to
is
follow.
the
just
very
as
easy
latest
to
in
use
and
operation.
hobbylock
will
sew,
4870
trim
can
and
take
neaten
any
material
up
for
you
in
its
in
one
stride
Congratulations!
product
that
provides
You
have
unique
bought
advantages.
a
high-quality
Your
new
Simple,
up-to-date
sewing
3
4
LED
Lace
Left
overedge
needle
sewing
display
foot
looper
(A,
B,
C)
Gimp
Knob
to
thread
adjust
stitching
seam
width
foot
Gathering
Free
Foot
arm
control
foot
Entering
Electronics
new
data
Display
Electrical
Elastic
tape
connection
sewing
foot
Disengaging
Disengaging
Disengaging
Differential
the
the
overedge
upper
knife
feed
the
upper
knife
looper.
Correction
Converting
Detachable
of
the
work
the
machine
thread
support
(chainstitch)
tension
Cleaning
Cleaning
Converter
the
the
needle
knife
plate
Changing
Changing
Changing
the
the
the
sewing
spool
needle
plate
foot
Changing
Changin9
Changing
the
the
the
needle
light
knife
bulb
(sewing
light).
Chainstitch
Chainstitch
Chainstitch
looper
—
needle
A
Automatic
Blindstitch
Bead
sewing
threader
foot
foot
Accessory
Accessories
4
thread
overlock
box
stitch
3
3
3
thread
thread
thread
overlook
overlook
rolled/flat
with
stitch
hem
safety-stitch
2
2
2
thread
thread
thread
overlock
overlook
rolled/flat
with
stitch...........
hem
safety-stitch
.
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Contents
15,16
38
76
25
71
73
40
35—40
8
9
8,9
72
38
32
32
32
9
27,28
45-47
32,33
49,50
80
81
21
30
30,31
29
80
78,79
17
20
43
70
75
15,16
10
44
65—76
53
43
43,48
52
44
44,53
Page
Waste
Upper
Threading
Upper
Thread
Threading
Threading
Thread
Thread
Taping
Technical
Stitch
Standard
Spool
Spool
Spool
Speed
Specifications
Sewing
Special
Sewing foot
Sewing
Sewing
Securing
Setting the
Safety
Rolled
Program
Programming
Right
Overedge
Practical
Problems
Oiling
Normal
Needle
Needle
Main
Maintenance
Material
Looper
Lower
box
1
2
knife
lock
34
knife
78
the
the
thread
needles
guides
20,
1
3
21
unreeling
the
looper
disc
67
14
—
18
charts
cutter
54,
24
55
part
7
—
3
length
foot
adjusting
knob
26
69
stands
thread
tension
42
1
1
net.
67
disc
67
pre-selection
accessories
test
37
84
68
—
23
76
foot
lever
pressure
22
34
foot
programs
chart
39
68
instructions
the
seam
1
14
overedge
hem
looper
52,
14
53
chart
when
language
sewing
36
82
56
—
—
83
63
sewing
needles
41
20,
—
21
55
accessories
66,
81
67
threader
plates
N
and
R
53
1
9
guide
and malfunction
plate
77
33
—
83
switch
knife
.
79
9
cover
1
2
5
—
*
chainstitch
pressure
Fixing
Converting
Changing
needle
Differential
Seam
Stitch
Sewing
Sewing
Threading
Threader
Threading
and
Waste
Spool
Accessory
Detachable
Electrical
Technical
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7
,,.,,
page
34
the
upper
seam
machine
knife
/sewing
for
foot
page
32,
33
the
plate
page
29
—
31
the
feed
needle,
sewing
foot
and
page
26
—
28
width
length
test
/
adjusting
adjusting
thread
cutter
knob
knob
page 26
page
page
25
23,
24
foot
lever
page
page
20,
22
21
the
needles
page
page
13—18
19
the
looper
the
thread
guides
stands
box
/
looper
cover
page
page
11
12
box
page
10
connection
work
support
page
page
9
8,
9
part
8
Caution:
Do
not
put
anything
under
the
pedal.
the
machine.
pedal.
The
preset
area
of
the
sewing
speed
(see
page
37)
is
regulated
Connecting
Connect
the
the
plug
foot
of
the
control
foot
control
with
the
connection
socket
(31)
Connect
socket.
the
mains
cord
between
socket
(29)
of
the
sewing
machine
Electrical
connection
of
the
by
sewing
pressing
and
the
wall
site
The
so
pull
direction.
free
the
arm
detachable
is
particularly
work
suited
support
to
(18)
sew
tubular
to
the
left.
goods
Insert
without
the
workpiece
any
difficulty.
To
remove
detachab’e
work
support
/
free
arm
the
When
machine
is
now
operational.
sewing
the
main
light
switch
is
turned
(30)
up.
is
The
turned
on
Main
switch
I
ri
in
the
To
oppo
do
9
10
words
appropriate
upwards.
,PFAFF
opening
hobbylock”
until
it
must
catches.
be
facing
The
To
Push
insert:
the
accessory
box
(20)
into
the
the
box
arrow.
(20)
and
pull
out
in
the
direction
of
the
two
points
,,A”.
To
Accessory
Grip
remove:
in
the
recess
box
beneath
the
accessory
To
Open
open:
the
accessory
box
(20)
by
pressing
spool
place.
stand
(28)
in
towards
the
machine,
with
or
without
When
To
slowly
assure
you
until
optimal
have
you
hear
finished
thread
the
sewing
ball
take-up
stops
push
the
catch
two
in
the
in
upper
place.
telescopic
telescopic
Extend
the
telescopic
thread
guide
(24)
fully.
direction
Before
the
of
spools
the
arrow.
are
attached
you
must
pull
the
spool
Spool
stands
--
11
thread
the
spools,
guide
(24)
until
and
it
catches
push
the
in
extensions
must
be
turned
stand
(28)
out
fully
in
the
-,
12
The
play.
LEDs
also
flash
the
preset
speed.
colour
Note:
now
not
The
on
possible
the
power
inside
to
supply
sew
of
the
with
is
looper
interrupted
the
machine.
cover.
when
,,Close
the
looper
looper
cover
cover” appears
is
opened
in
i.e.
the
it
is
dis
down.
Looper
Push
the
The
cover
looper
individual
cover
threading paths
(14)
to
the
right
as
until
well
it
as
catches
the
converter
in
place
setting
and
then
are
swivel
illustrated
it
in
Waste
press
reverse
Insert
it
the
down
tabs
against
on
the
the
waste
looper
box
cover
(51)
into
until
the
you
notches
can
hear
on
it
the looper
catch
in
place.
cover
To
(14)
take
and
off
box
N
V
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this
0
ODD
C
process.
dis
is.
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n
e
nd
off
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ccc
13
—
tween
Note:
make
sure
To
the
achieve
tension
that
the
top
discs
thread
sewing
when
is
pulled
results
threading.
be
=
4.
5.
Left
Right
needle
needle
(blue)
(green)
3.
2.
1.
Chainstitch
Left
Right
overedge
overedge
looper
looper
looper
(mauve)
(yellow)
(pink)
thread
cated.
tension
to
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and
thread
as
indi
the
Make
back
sure
thread
the
thread
guide
stays
(36).
in
Set
the
the
slot
on
the
thread
With
thread
both
tension
hands
guide
(1,
(36)
pull
2,
4,
the
and
5
and
thread
the
6).
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through
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you
spool
with
the
rounded
end
to
accrding
the
bot
attach
a
thread
unwinding
disc
to
Threading
(25).
Place
For
thread
smaller
thread
spools
spools
guides
on
the
we
spool
recommend
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9
and
pull
guide
it
a
8
bit
through
with
your
the
looper
left
hand.
eye
2.
Thread
the
order
the
1
left
to
8.
overedge
Pull
the
looper
thread
(39)
from
in
hou&ng.
1.
The
be
in
marking
line
with
on
the
the
marking
hand
wheel
on
the
must
Threading
the
left
overedge
looper
16
N
,
0
7
wheel
be
moved,
is
not
the
correctly
marking
set.
on
the
hand
If
Note:
the
slider
on
the
threader
(41)
cannot
11
yellow.
foot.
The
threading
path
is
marked
sewing
in
the
through
thread
thread
to
the
guide
left
under
(1
1)
and
the
draw
5.
With
inserted
the
in
tweezers
guide
10.
thread
the
thread
4.
same
back.
Pull
the
The
time
thread
thread
let
the
a
bit
is
slider
more
automatically
slowly
nd
at
slide
the
3.
(41)
push
Pull
the
to
the
the
end
slider
left
of
the
until
on
the
thread
it
rests
çgtL
/
Q
looper
in
threader
place.
slightly
and
zz
Il
ID
17
—
1
right.
looper
antiolockwjse
is
in
the
so
farthest
that
the
position
chainstitch
to
the
Threading
the
chainstitch
ooper(4O)
looper
in
the
/
,
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18
4870
Note:
does
If
you
not
forget
sew
to
chainstitch.
return
the
positioning
lever
(44)
to
its
original
position,
the
/
path
positioning
is
marked
the
lever
looper
in
(44)
mauve.
eye
of
9
the
and
chainstitch
place
it
to
looper
the
left
to
under
its
original
the
sewing
position.
foot.
The
Return
threading
the
through
Draw
the
thread
through
thread
guide
7
to
thread
guide
8.
Now
pull
the
thread
to
Push
the
the
next
positioning
position
to
lever
V
the
(44)
0
8
6
I
right
of
and
the
chainstitch
you
can
/
—
,
o
o
/
thread
looper
it
easily.
down.
V
This
—
moves
—
4
the
looper
D
B
1
19
B
the
needle.
thread
through
the
eye
to
thread
the
!
needle’s
Draw
the
eye.
threader
You
can
back
now
away
pull
from
the
the
end
of
A
B
through
thread
and
behind
the
from
hook
thread
the
the
needle’s
C.
automatically
bottom
eye.
through
Draw
passes
the
hook
D
,
needle
Slowly
until
lower
the
the
small
threader
hook
behind
C
passes
the
A
‘42)
C
B
A
threader
Draw
needle
the
between
and
thread
hold
the
through
it
two
a
bit
guide
slot
taut.
A
lugs
on
the
B.
foot
accessories
(32)
position.
lever
until
Place
the
needle
the
threader
turn
is
in
the
its
from
hand
highest
the
wheel
(33)
and
(see
page
66)
with
the
Lower
Needle
the
threader
sewing
(accessory)
foot
with
the
sewing
20
through
threader.
the
marked
sewing
in
the
Draw
blue
foot.
needle’s
the
(triangles).
The
thread
threading
eye
7
to
with
the
path
the
left
is
over
Thread
order
1
the
to
6
chainstitch
and
draw
the
needle
thread
in
the
Threading
the
chainstitch
needle
A
j2
I
I
The
threading
1
3
7
I
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path
is
marked
in
green
(dots).
Thread
needle’s
the
eye
overedge
9
with
the
needle
threader.
in
the order
Draw
the
1
to
thread
8
and
to
draw
the
left
the
under
thread
the
through
sewing
the
foot.
Threading
the
overedge
needles
B
or
C
(with
or
without
needle
A)
II
2
1
7
5
0
6
000
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
and
releases
its
highest
makes
the
position.
it
easier
needle
to
This
thread
thread
automatically
tensions
the
needles.
sure
Note:
that
When
the
threading
sewing foot
the
lever
needles
(33)
make
is
in
Threading
the
needles
21
the
threads
thread
looper
the
if
you
eye
appropriate
turn
and
to
to
looper
the
needles.
left
tensions
under
You
the
can
(4,5
sewing
also
and
draw
6)
foot.
to
the
—5.
It
is
looper
a
lot
threads
easier
to
straight
pull
the
through
looper
about
of
needles.
the
six
old
Lower
inches
thread
the
through
and
sewing
the
the
new
feet.
thread
thread
Now
guide
pull
together.
the
before
threads
Pull
the
the
needles.
through
needle
until
Cut
threads
the
the
knots
out
knots
of
off
are
the
and
Cut
Changing
the
threads
a
spooi
off
when
close
to
the
the
machine
thread
spool
is
threaded
and
put
on
the
new
spools.
Tie
the
ends
stitch).
Never
use
three
needles.
o
—
You
needles
Caution:
can
(depending
only
sew
with
on
the
one
type
or
two
of
2
7
1
2
3’
1
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8
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through
path
under
for
the
needle
sewing
B
foot.
is
marked
The
to
threading
in
the
blue
left
(dots)
threader.
the
order
the
Draw
1
to
needle’s
8
the
and
thread
draw
eye
9
the
with
thread
the
Thread
(without
the
needle
overedge
A)
needles
B
and
C
C
in
Threading
overedge
needles
B
and
for
needle
C
in
green
(dots).
22
I
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The
with
sewing
the
sewing
foot
foot
is
raised
lever
and
(33).
lowered
Sewing
foot
lever
now
cover”
on
the
impossible
appears
speed
selection
in
to
the
sew.
display.
also
,,Close
flash.
The
looper
LEDs
Note
off
if
the
The
looper
power
cover
to
the
is
machine
open
i.e.
is
it
cut
is
When
you
must
the
close
machine
the
looper
has
been
cover
threaded
(14).
Closing
the
looper
cover
000
\
23
000
chain).
Note:
loop
correctly
Make
sure
when
that
sewing
the
threads
(thread
inter-
DO
0
guide
is
not
automatically
push
the
or
material
pull).
fed,
with
you
your
just
hands
need
to
(do
000
taut,
slowly
begin
to
sew. Since
the
fabric
0
0
foot
the
foot. With
right
in
front
the
of
threads
the
needle
held
slightly
and
lower
Place
a
fabric
remnant
under
the
sewing
000
the
sewing foot.
When
you
should
the
machine
sew
a
test
has been
seam.
First
threaded,
raise
-
0
0
‘
Sewing
test
24
3.
2.
With
back
Sew
about
a
knitwear
few
2
stitches
inches
you
can
in
over
the
pull
the
opposite
the
end
thread
of
direction
the
chain
seam.
into
without
Turn
the
the
seam
cutting
sewing
with
the
round
a
thread
crochet
and
chain.
needle.
sew
1.
Knot
the
thread
chain.
There
Securing
are
the
various
seam
ways
of
securing
the
ends
of
seams:
/
Thread
thread
To
use
chain
the
cutter
thread
that
results
cutter
(26)
to
the
you
front
must
over
sew
the
over
thread
the
cutter.
end
of
the
oO
seam.
Draw
the
w
25
34).
when
rics
with
sewing
different
very
thick
thicknesses
fabrics
(see
or
fab
page
Note:
The
upper
knife
must
be
locked
while
width
the
til
it
arrow.
catches
sewing.
being
This
inadvertently
in
place,
prevents
as
the
indicated
changed
seam
by
When
require,
you
press
have
the
set
knob
the
seam
to
the
width
right
you
un
E
______________________
a
7
2.2
the
the
are
to
amount
9
mm
seam
set
is
width.
increased
by
4
mm
to
mm
amount
to
5.2
that
to
7.2
is
set
mm.
is
increased
For
needle
by
A
Note:
just
The
for
seam
needle
width
C.
If
settings
needle
B
3
to
is
used
5
nitely
is
3.5
mm.
variable.
The
standard
setting
N
range
as
indicated
is
from
in
3
the
to
5
window
mm
and
(19).
is
infi
The
can
released
now
if
set
it
the
is
pressed
seam
width
the
right.
you
require
You
Setting
The
seam
the
width
seam
adjusting
width
knob
(17)
is
26
on
ential
rear
page
dog
feed
28.
or
is
vice
set
versa.
differently
This
depending
is
particularly
on
important
the
type
of
when
fabric.
sewing
You
can
rib
knit.
see
the
The
settings
differ
The
The
the
fabric
two
differential
feed
is
fed
dogs
feed
completely
can
consists
be
set
evenly.
of
separately
two
It
feed
prevents
i.e.
dogs,
so
the
that
one
displacement
behind
the
front
the
dog
other,
of
feeds
the
that
two
more
assure
fabric
than
lays.
that
the
Differental
feed
tely
The
variable.
setting
is
The
displayed
standard
in
the
setting
window
N
is
by
3
(8).
mm.
turning
The
range
the
stitch
is
from
length
I
to
adjusting
4
mm
and
knob
is
infini
(34),
You
Setting
can
the
set
the
stitch
required
length
stitch
length
I
3,5
2.5
4
N
1.5
2
1
2..
1.
A
A
wavelike
gathering
effect
effect
can
can
be
be
achieved
achieved
for
when
use
sewing
with
rib
light
knit
fabrics
with
the
with
setting
setting
0,5.
2.
Note:
You
can
also
achieve
movement
fashionable
effects
with
the
differential
feed
dog:
Position
Position
N
1,5—2
=
front
same
movement
feed
movement
dog
longer
of
feed
movement,
dogs
rear
feed
dog
shorter
0,5
can
Position
to
be
2
set
0,5
is
with
infinitely
the
=
knob:
variable
front
feed
and
dog
is
indicated
shorter
in
movement,
the
window
rear
(9).
feed
The
dog
following
longer
settings
You
Setting
can
the
set
the
differential
differential
feed
feed
by
turning
the
adjusting
ring
(35).
The
range
from
as
27
28
This
sewing.
e
d
b
1,5—2
1,5
N
0,5—N
Feed
Differential-
setting
mine
table
the
correct
shows
Fig.
3
Fig.
4
setting
Fig.
1
4
3
2
1
j
f
9
Fig.
2
and
heavy
rib-knit
knitwear,
very
elastic
fabrics
d
jersey,
fabrics
medium
and
light
cotton,
knits
cut-pile
c
(normal
light
cotton
fabrics)
and
denim,
a
poplin
nylon,
tricot,
and
silk
lining
fabrics,
satin,
Fig.
seam
Fabric
Correct
possible
for
settings
your
fabric.
for
the
The
differential
differential
feed. Sew
feed
can
a
test
also
seam
be
set
to
while
deter
K
29
sed.
H
the
thread
tension
must
be
increa
705
If
using
the
usual
sewing
needles
130/
this
System
machine:
EL
X
705
(80
or
90)
Note:
The
following
needles
are
used
for
the
changing
catches
needle
in
aid.
place
set
screw.
in
the
Remove
holder
and
the
tighten
needle
side
needle
L
of
shank
the
aid.
K
facing
Insert
towards
the
needle
the
until
flat
it
To
E
of
insert:
the
needle
Insert
changing
the
needle
aid,
into
with
the
the
hole
flat
to
red
Loosen
remove.
screwdriver
set
screws
and
(A,
pull
B
the
or
C)
needle
with
the
down
the
right
accessories
up
until
it
catches
(see
page
over
66)
the
from
needle.
from
below
To
Now
put
remove:
the
push
needle
the
Lower
needle
in
its
the
highest
changing
sewing
position.
foot
aid
and
Switch
Changing
off
the
the
needle
main
switch.
30
to
Note:
3
mm.
To
change
the
needle
plate
you
must
set
the
needle
width
adjusting
knob
(17)
Switch
Changing
off
the
the
needle
main
switch
plate
Check:
in
place
Please
in
the
sewing
raise
the
foot
sewing
holder.
foot
lever
to
check
that
the
foot
is
properly
secured.
To
holder
insert:
so
that
Raise
when
the
the
spring
sewing
slightly
foot
and
lever
place
(33)
the
is
lowered
sewing
foot
the
beneath
pin
in
the
the
foot
sewing
catches
foot
the
and
automatically
spring
you
can
slightly.
remove
released
it
from
to
the
its
left,
mount
raising
sewing
white
lever
foot
on
holder.
the
back
The
part
sewing
of
the
foot
is
the
To
needle
remove:
sewing
in
its
foot
highest
Raise
lever
the
position.
(33)
sewing
and
Press
foot
set
the
with
the
Switch
Changing
off
the
the
sewing
main
switch
foot
31
the
hear
guide
it
catch.
screw
at
the
back.
Press
the
needle
plate
down
at
the
front
so
that
you
can
Raise
the
spring
on
the
sewing
foot
holder
a
little
and
place
the
needle
plate
(16)
in
To
attach:
plate
needle
2
a
little
plate
est
Raise
remove:
position.
the
To
sewing
more
Remove
(45).
The
the
needle
sewing
plate
foot
(16)
and
is
press
raised
foot
with
the
sewing
foot
lever
and
remove
to
the
left.
down
(33)
out
of
the
and
its
lever
set
mount.
the
to
disengage
needle
Raise
the
in
its
needle
the
high
32
Ic
—
—
-N1LSll
the
0).
ged.
The
looper
overedge
(43)
fully
looper
to
the
is
now
left
(triangle
disenga
to
To
the
hand
disengage
needle
wheel.
in
Turn
its
this
lowest
the
looper
knob
position
you
to
must
disengage
with
set
the
N.
Disengaging
the
right
overedge
looper
the
gaged.
left
(triangle
on 0).
The
knife
is
disen
to
with
Lower
disengage
the
the
hand
knife
the
wheel.
to
upper
the
Now
lowest
knife
turn
(42)
position
the
fully
knob
to
you
knob
must
(17)
set
to
3mm.
the
seam
width
adjusting
Note:
Disengaging
To
disengage
the
upper
the
upper
knife
knife
(49)
left.
and
then
pull
the
needle
knife
A.
guard
Open
(13)
the
off
looper
to
the
cover
and
aid
First
from
thread
the
the
accessories
chainstitch
(see
looper
page
(40)
66).
to
Insert
cut
is
needle
the
only
fabric
necessary
A
with
edge.
the
if
you
needle
do
changing
not
wish
This
Converting
program
8
the
machine
for
chainstitch,
z
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y
___________
33
6.
cover
Finally
and
attach
close
the
it.
waste
box
again.
5.
Push
the
knife
guard
in
the
looper
4.
to
knob
Engage
the
to
right
the
disengage
(triangle
upper
knife
the
to
upper
1).
by
turning
knife
the
fully
to
3
mm.
the
width
3.
Set
the
knob
to
adjust
seam
The
engaged
looper
right
fully
again.
overedge
to
the
right
looper
(triangle
is
now
to
1).
2.
the
Now
material
lowest
turn
guide
the
position.
knob
plate.
to
Set
disengage
the
needle
the
in
1.
Open
the
looper
cover
and
remove
the
sewn,,
After
condition
the
return
chainstitch
as
follows:
the
machine
seam
to
has
the
been
original
been
Caution:
right
overedge
inserted,
If
the
it
looper
material
is
imperative
is
guide
disengaged.
that
plate
the
has
required.
cover
as
and
the
make
and
needle
You
set
sure
the
can
plate.
that
guide
now
it
Now
is
sew
ruler
on
close
the
in
to
chainstitch.
the
same
the
looper
width
level
accessories
Insert
Inserting
the
the
material
(see
material
page
guide
66)
guide
plate
as
illustrated
plate
from
the
34
The
screw
for
the
upper
Note:
Position
3
=
very
sewing
thick
foot
fabric
pressure
for
Position
N
=
with
very
sewing
thin
medium
foot
fabric
pressure
thickness
for
Position
rial
with
the
1
=
lever
sewing
(22).
foot
pressure
for
Adjusting
You
depending
can
change
the
on
the
sewing
the
thickness
sewing
foot
pressure
foot
of
the
pressure
mate-
knife
must
be
loosened
to
change
the
cutting
width.
0
ways)
sened
knife
can
direction.
by
about
again
move
two
turns,
in
an
so
axial
that
(side
the
and
sew
needle
light
fabrics
plate
the screw
(see
page
must
30,
31).
be
To
loo
from
prevents
by
the
the
material.
the
accessories
knife
Remove
from
(see
being
the
page
sewing
displaced
66).
foot
This
with
upper
ness.
must
this machine,
tighten
For
knife
extremely
with
the
the
axial
regardless
thick
large
lock
fabrics
screwdriver
screw
of
its
you
on
thick
the
You
Upper
can
knife
sew
lock
absolutely
any
type
of
fabric
35
To
enter
new
data
page
page
40
39
To
Speed
LED
select
needle
pre-selection
program
display
page
page
37
38
To
Electronics
programme
language
-
-
page
36
36
ted.
By
Each
pressing
description
the
cursor
in
the
display
key
(1
1
will
middle)
now
appear
once
you
in
the
programme
language
your
that
language.
you
,,cesky”
pressed
by
repeatedly
and
(Czech)
at
pressing
the
now
same
appears
the
time
program
in
switch
the
display.
key
the
(11
machine
You
left).
can
on.
select
the
language
To
Keep
programme
both
the
program
language:
key
(11
left)
and
the key
(10)
for
the
speed
preselection
You
Czech,
Finnish,
can
Danish,
Swedish
choose
German,
between
and
Japanese.
English,
the
following
Spanish,
languages:
French,
Italian,
Dutch,
Norwegian,
I
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have
selec
you
Polish,
want
37
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1500rpm
LEDs
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up
=
0
to
max.
n
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1
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automatically
Each
Note:
Two
LEDs
light
up
=
0
to
max.
1000rpm
sets
machine
a
speed
is
switched
of
1
000
on
rpm.
it
time
the
DC
ooo
“If
two
One
change
(10).
On
mum
Speed
LED
lights
up
=
0
to
max.
500
rpm
or
three
the
maximum
LEDs
light
speed
up.
and
one,
By
speed
pressing
in
three
the
steps
key
(10)
with
you
the
key
this
pre-selection
machine
you
can
set
the
maxi
38
types
Note:
Beneath
of
stitch
this
display
(program
you
1
will
to
find
10).
the
LED
displays
for
the
10
most
important
Progr.
Progr.
Progr.
Progr.
21
20
19
18
3
2
thread
overlock
with
safety-stitch
narrow
3
thread
thread
Reinforced
overlock
rolled
2
thread
hem
with
overiock
safety-stitch
narrow
Progr.
Progr.
17
16
3
3
thread
thread
Wrapped
flatlock
flatlock
3
thread
wide
narrow
overlock
wide
Progr.
Progr.
15
14
Wrapped
3
thread
overlook
narrow
Progr.
Progr.
13
12
2
thread
Wrapped
roiled
2
thread
hem
overlock
wide
Progr.
Progr.
Progr.
11
10
9
3
2
thread
thread
Wrapped
overiock
overlock
2
thread
with
with
overlock
safety-stitch
safety-stitch
narrow
wide
wide
Progr.
Progr.
Progr.
Progr.
8
7
6
5
4
3
3
thread
thread
thread
chainstitch
fiat
overlock
overlock
hem
wide
Progr.
Progr.
Progr.
4
3
2
3
2
2
thread
thread
thread
flat
fiatlock
overlock
hem
wide
narrow
This
Progr.
machine
1
2
has
thread
the
following
flatlock
narrow
21
programs:
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show
LEDs
to
selected.
which
be
on
inserted
of
the
the
needle
needles
for
the
display
A,
program
B
(12)
or
C
you
The
LED
needle
display
(A,
B,
C)
;
39
/
PFAFF
—
—
chainstitch
left
overedge
overedge
looper
looper
looper
(mauve)
(yellow)
(pink)
-
-
left
right
or
right
overedge
needle
(green)
“C
000
Ill
DDD
ooo
0
—
needle
left
overedge
(blue)
needle
or
chainstitch
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ID
ID
1
ID
the
left
thread
to
the
right.
tensions.
They
are
from
the
0
0
ID
ID
ID
All
Symbols
the
symbols
below
under
the
display:
the
display
refer
to
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000
=
stitch
length
000
Prog.
=
program
number
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5;.
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ri
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=
=
=
needle
plate
sewing
foot
pressure
=
differential
seam
width
feed
121
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Symbols
displayed.
in
standard
the
display.
above
the
characteristics
Set
the
machine
display:
of
the
as
indicated
stitch
If
the
mod
key
(11
right)
is
pressed
000
0
21
0
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safety
0
0
prj
0
stitch
overlock
0
0
narrowj
0
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run
on.
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appear
pressed
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left
the
in
program
and
the
order
key
1
(11).
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Keep
programs
desired
program
by
pressing
the
programs
automatically
the
are
the
key
40
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course
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be
entered
changed
now
at
flash.
any
time
They
as
can
your
entered
machine
memory
and
is
switched
is
again
retained
the
off.
when
values
If
you
the
that
select
All
previously
the
new
selected
data
has
memory
now
been
A,
B,
or
C.
the
key
data
until
in
you
memory.
come
back
Press
to
the
the
mod
6.
Press
the
mod
key
(11
right)
to
enter
the
es.
press
You
setting
the
can
cursor
that
now
is
set
key
to
them
be
(11
changed
middle)
as
required.
flash
until
5.
length
If
youwish
with
to
the
alter
program
other
settings,
key
(11
left).
000
0
000
000
4.
appears.
ed,
If
the
the
cursor
display
You
key
can
for
(11
now
the
middle)
stitch
alter
the
length
is
stitch
press
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if
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memory
pressed
again
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the
memory
more
mod
memory
key
B
appears
(11
C._
right)
and
is
you
program
can
now
number
enter
as
your
an
indication
own
values
that
in
3.
again,
If
the
mod
the
letter
key
(11
A
appears
right)
is
beside
pressed
the
2.
display
The
is
pressed.
standard
when
the
setting
mod
appears
key
(11
in
right)
the
1.
program
Select
the
key
desired
(11
left).
program
with
the
000
0000000000
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available
21
right
A).
behind
Proceed
for
the
each
as
program
program
follows:
number
which
appear
(e.g.
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21AIN
N---N•-I•-N
—N-HN-IN
There
change
settings
are
all
in
three
the
any
data
program
memories
from
and
the
(A,
store
standard
B
and
them.
C)
This
settings
optimal
machine
for
values
each
has
are
program.
21
entered
programs.
You
as
standard
can
The
Entering
new
data
Thread
Program
Rolled/flat
Correction
Converter
2
thread
4
2
thread
thread
3
3
thread
thread
Chainstitch
Setting
Practical
41
chart
page 56
—
63
chart
page
54,
52,
53
55
(2
hem
thread
(2
and
seam>
3
thread>
page 45
page
page
49
—
—
48
51
overlock
overlock
of
thread
with
seam
tensions
safety-stitch
page
page
44
44
overlock
overlock
overlock
with
stitch
stitch
safety-stitch
page
page
page
43
44
43
standard
thread
tension
page
page
43
42
the
sewing
42
triangle.
ting
If
you
is
are
only
If
using
you
used
are
needle
for
using
chainstitch.
A
needles
(only
for
B
chainstitch)
and
C
turn
to
you
the
must
dots.
turn
The
the
mauve
value
tension
to
the
blue
set
Turn
page
the
values
43
The
(see
thread
tension
colour
symbol.
to
indicated
47).
should
on
be
the
corrected
thread
tension
after
the
thumbwheels
thread
interloop
to
the
has
corresponding
been-
checked
Setting
Uniform
the
thread
standard
tension
thread
depends
tension
on
the
type
of
fabric
and
the
thickness
of
the
thread.
000
DOD
000
0
0000000000
‘I
,
/
Iy_
underside
overlock
underside
stitch
top
overiock
side
stitch
top
side
underside
chainstitch.
underside
underside
/
overlock
stitch
—to
overlock
side
stitch
i
top
iop
chainstitch
side
side
chainstitch
underside
I
__
top
charnstitch
top
side
side
43
For
serging
of
all
use
fabnc
types
Examples
yellow
pink
=
=dot
dot
Thread
green
=
tensions:
dot
wide)
3
thread
overlock
seam
(narrow
or
Prog.
4
or
5
Joining
and
bed
seams
linen
with
on
blouses
serging
shirts
seam.
jeans
Examples
of
use
yellow
mauve
=
=
triangle
dot
pink
=dot
green
blue
=
=
triangle
dot
Thread
(narrow)
tensions
overlock
with
safety
stitch
3
Prog.
thread
21
ging
ser
Joining
Examples
linen
of
or
use
jeans
parts
without
mauve
blue
=
=triangle
triangle
Thread
Chainstitch
tensions
Prog8
The
right
thread
tension
44
underside
chainstitch
underside
overlock
underside
stitch,
For
sewing
and
serging
all
types
of
fabric.
top
side
Examples
of
use:
overlock
stitch,
yellow
green
mauve=
=
=dot
triangle
dot
I
topside
Thread
(wide
blue
or
=
tensions:
triangle
narrow)
topside
2
Prog.
thread
9
or
overlook
20
with
safety-stitch
underside
uncle
rs
ide
overlock
stitch,
for
especially
Examples
For
sewing
sewing
suited
and
of
FLATLOCK
use:
serging
for
stretch
seams.
all
types
fabrics
of
and
fabric,
top
side
yellow
green
=dot
dot
—
overlock
top
side
stitch,
Thread
wide)
2
thread
FLATLOCK
tensions:
overlock
seam
(narrow
or
Prog.
1
or
2
underside
overlock
stitch
underside
especially
Examples
For
sewing
suitable
of
and
use:
serging
for
stretch
all
types
fabrics.
of
fabric,
yellow
pink
=dot
=
dot
overlock
top
side
stitch,
green
=dot
Thread
blue
=dot
tensions:
top
side
4
Prog.
thread
7
overlook
seam
/
BorC
needle
&
needle
-‘
thread
I
45
looper
thread
thread
ingly
by
tensions
turning
to
must
—
or
be
+
adjusted
accord
right
too
thread
loose
tension)
looper
(yellow
or
thread
thread
the
left
is
tension)
too
looper
taut
thread
Both
(pink
is
looper
thread
The
wide)
right
left
3
thread
overlock
seam
(narrow
or
Prog
4or5
thread
too
be
turned
loose
towards
The
green
+
thread
tension
B
must
C
is
The
wide)
thread
tension
of
needles
or
3
Prog.4or5
thread
overlock
seam
(narrow
or
A
turned
loose
The
towards
blue
tension
+
thread
of
needle
tension
A
must
is
too
be
The
Chainstitch
Prog
thread
8
Towards
Towards
+
—
=
=
looser
tighter
tension
tension
The
+5
range
tension
It
depending
must
be
can
turned
be
on
set
the
either
between
seam
to
appear
the
—5
—
and
or
+
Correcting
the
thread
tension:
46
left
looper
thread
thread
thread
ingly
by
tensions
turning
must
either
be
to
adjusted
+
or
—.
accord
thread
The
(yellow
left
is
tension)
looper
too
tight
thread
or
(pink
the
is
right
tension).
set
too
looper
loose
Both
4
Prog.
thread
7
overlook
seam
left
looper
thread
1
1-
looper
right
thread
thread
accordingly
Both
(yellow
thread
is
tension)
set
by
tensions
too
turning
or
loose
the
must
either
(pink
right
be
tension).
looper
to
adjusted
—
or
+.
The
4
thread
left
looper
overlock
thread
seam
is
set
too
tight
Prog.
7
looper
left
thread
thread
ingly
by
tensions
turning
to
must
+
or—.
be
adjusted
accord
..‘
—ø
_right
looper
thread
set
(pink
too
tension)
tight
(yellow
or
the
tension).
left
looper
Both
thread
is
The
wide)
right
looper
thread
is
set
too
loose
3
Prog.
thread
4
or
overlook
5
seam
(narrow
or
47
pages
45
and
46.
45
and
51.
pages
find
the
way
to
adjust
these
seams
you
on
can
the
a
2
way
thread
to
overlock
adjust
these
seam,
seams
you
can
on
find
and
a
3
thread
overlook
seam,
stitch
Since
(wide
the
is
or
a
narrow)
3
combination
thread
overlock
with
of
safety-stitch
chainstitch
with
safety-
stitch
Since
(wide
thread
the
is
or
a
narrow)
overlook
2
combination
thread
overlock
with
of
safety-stitch
chainstitch
with
safety-
and
3
Prog.
thread
10
or
overlock
21
Prog.
9
or
20
needle
thread
B
to
+.
blue
tension
must
be
turned
The
loose.
thread
The
tension
of
needle
B
is
too
4
Prog.
thread
7
overlock
seam
to
+.
green
tension
must
be
turned
The
loose.
thread
The
tension
on
needle
C
is
too
4
Prog.
thread
7
overlook
seam
48
mm.
5,2
mm,
max
7.2
mm
mm.
3
mm
max.
5
mm
Needle
width
Needle
width
5,7mm
I
Standard
needle
width
N
Standard
needle
width
N
The
If
needle
B
is
used,
Needle
4’
B
3
thread
the
setting
is
increased
overlock
(needle
set
change
seam
widths
page
3
29).
to
5
mm
in
the
window
The
3
thread
3
thread
overlock
overlock
seam
seam
(narrow
is
sewn
or
with
wide)
two
Prog.
4
or
5
________________
by
(19)
only
apply
to
needle
C.
looper
threads
and
one
needle
thread
seam
mm
(seam
2,2
A
5
c
Needle
C
width
5,2
to
7,2
mm).
To
off
the
use
right
the
converter
looper
thread
(38)
and
you
must
pull
it
cut
out
/
of
redge
the
looper
needle.
(37)
is
situated
the
to
right
the
ove
right
)
Turn
the
hand
wheel
until
To
switch
on
the
converter
thread
Exception:
(yellow
Prog.
thread
19
is
path)
sewn
and
with
with
two
one
needle
needle
threads
thread.
only
and
sewn
the
left
with
looper
the
left
thread.
looper
All
seams
that
are
sewn
with
the
converter
(38)
are
make
save
materials
a
very
lot
that
of
effective
thread.
hardly
Wherever
fancy
fray,
you
seams
can
a
2
still
thread
with
make
the
seam
converter
neat
is
edges
enough
to
using
sew
with
i.e.
with
mercerized
less
for
2
elastic
threads
thread.
cotton.
materials
You
and
can
thus
and
also
A
can
serging
dispense
seam
with
is
generally
one
thread
sewn
i.e.
you
with
just
3
threads.
continue
If
you
connect
the
converter
you
Converter
50
0
—
—
——
—
0
C
N
0
fl
Thread
(38)
off
the
in
this
right
position
looper
(position
(see
page
B).
14).
Turn
of
hand
the
the
looper
right
hand
‘ooper.
thread
wheel
jumps
Switch
slowly
from
the
until
converter
the
the
point
left
To
switch
the
converter
off
Converter
Converter
switched
switched
off
on
—
—
position
position
A
B
the
triangles
into
are
in
the
line.
eye
The
of
point
the
of
until
Push
the
slide
of
the
converter
to
the
left
arrow
The
of
right
the
left
looper
as
right
in
this
illustration.
hand
looper
must
thread
be
in
that
pulled
the
direction
runs
over
over
the
of
the
poin
the
‘I
I
•<
,B
L
I
I
B
A
___________
51
top
side
thread
gly
either
tensions
to
+
or—.
must
be
turned
accordin
un
dersd
i
e
low
is
too
tension)
tight
(green
or
the
tension)
needle
thread
The
two
B
or
C
The
looper
thread
A
is
set
too
loose
(yel
topside
tensions
or—
loose
(green
must
tension)
be
turned
The
accordingly
two
thread
too
to
+
tension)
Looper
thread
or
needle
A
is
thread
set
too
B
tight
or
C
(yellow
is
underside
wide)
2
Ways
Prog
thread
lor2
FLATLOCK
and
overlock
seam
(narrow
of
correcting
the
thread
tensions
top
side
•
This
rectly
set
lock
seam
illustration
with
the
shows
thread
the
tensions
2
thread
cor
over
wide)
2
Progr
thread
FLATLOCK
1
or2
overlock
seam
(narrow
or
with
(rangefrom3—
Standard
needle
seam
C
=
width
3
5mm)
5
mm
with
(range
needle
from
B
5,2
=
—
5,7
7,2
mm
mm)
underside
Standard
2
thread
overlook
seam
width
seam
with
converter
52
underside
The
Only
best
textured
suited
thread
threads
0
0
should
are
textured
top
side
underside
top
side
be
used
for
thread
the
3
Prog.18
thread
rolled
hem
3
thread
flat
hem
Prog.
6
(bulk
looper.
thread)
as
well
as
polyester
The
needle
rolled
plate
hem
N
can
with
only
the
be
rolled
sewn
hem
with
plate
the
needle
R
(see
page
C
and
30,
you
31).
must
also
To
a
very
do
so
simple
just
convert
way
to
add
the
a
machine
professional
light,
as
indicated
fabrics
touch
to
and
in
cloths,
the
also
display.
creates
scarves
a
and
decorative
valance.
A
Rolled/flat
Prog.
rolled/flat
3,6,
13
hem
hem
or
18
is
used
for
thin
replace
thread.
edge.
the
It
is
53
underside
—
top
side
this
The
rolled
converter
hem
must
(see
pages
be
switched
49
50)
on
for
2
thread
rolled
hem
Prog
13
underside
switched
49
50)
on
for
this
flat
hem
(see
pages
top
side
The
seems
2thread
amount
finer
flat
The
hem
of
thread
converter
is
smaller
used
for
and
must
the
the
be
seam
2
Prog
thread
3
flat
hem
The
needle
plate
R
must
R
be
used
for
all
—
Needle
plates
N
and
54
overlock
stitch
synthetic thread
no.
70
—
140
silk
no.
synthetic
no.70—140
50
—
100
thread
knits
chainstitch
cotton
no.
no.40—50
70
—
140
overiockstitch
synthetic
Baumwolle
no.
40
—
60
thread
synthetic
no.
70
—
140
thread
no.
40
—
60
silk
fabrics
denim,
heavy cloth
no.
40
—
60
•
Heavy
tweed,
jacket-cloth,
chainstitch cotton
synthetic
no.
70
—
140
thread
overlock
.
stitch
cotton
silk
no.60—100
no.50—100
synthetic
no.
70
—
140
thread
no.
50
—
100
weight
fabrics
children’s
fabrics
no.
silk
60
—
100
Medium- cotton, tricot,
linen,
chainstitch
synthetic
cotton
no.
70
—
140
thread
no.
80
—
100
silk
overlock
stitch
cotton
no.
80
—
100
fabrics taffeta,
Light
fabric
organdy,
silk,
fine
lining
knit,
.
no.70—140
chainstitch
cotton
synthetic
no.
80
—
100
thread
weight
Fabric-
Fabric
Type
of
stitch
Thread
Thread
chart
for
the
3
thread
overlock
seam
with
safety-stitch
2
—3
mm
2
—
4
mm
3
—
4
mm
2
—
3
mm
3
—
4
mm
2
—
3
mm
Stitch
length
thread
(bulky
thread)
rolled
2
or
3
hem
thread
textured
polyester
thread
synthetic
silk
cotton
thread
Knits:
tweed,
denim,
jacket
heavy
cloth,
cloth
silk
synthetic
cotton
thread
Heavy
fabrics:
linen,
children’s
fabrics
synthetic
silk
cotton
thread
cotton,
Medium-weight
tricot,
fabrics:
taffeta,
organdy,
lining
fabric
silk,
fine
tricot,
synthetic
silk
cotton
thread
Light
fabrics:
Fabric
weight
Thread
Thread
chart
for
the
2,
3
and
55
no.
120
—
140
1,0
—
2,0
mm
no.
70
—
140
no.
40
—
60
no.
40
—
60
2,0
—
4,0
mm
no.
70
—
140
no.
40
—
60
no.
40
—
60
2,0
—
4,0
mm
no.
70
—
140
no.
50
—
100
no.
60
—
100
2,0
—
4,0
mm
no.
70
—
140
no.
80
—
1
00
no.
80
—
1
00
2,0
—
4,0
mm
4
thread
overlock
seam
Stitch
length
56
,
m
heavy
N—3
2
thread
flet
hem
medium
-3
+1
N
1
to
1,5
Prog.
3
light
—
3
+
1
1
—
N
heavy
-5
+2
N
-3
2
wide)
thread
flatlock
seam
medium
——
—5
—
+2
—
N
N
Prog.
2
light
—
5
+
2
1
—
N
heavy
—5
+2
N—3
2
lnarrowl
thread
tiatlock
seam
medium
-5
—
—
+2
N
N
Prog.
1
light
—
5
+
2
1
—
N
blue
green
pink
yellow
mauve
iN
jN
iI
N
N
Nj
u<
Stitch
type
(see
54,
page
55)
tension
tension
pressure
length
Program
no.:
Material
Needle
thread
Looper
thread
Sewing
foot
Stitch
The
fabric,
sible
differential
types
fabric
of
thickness
stitch
feed
and
setting
and
the
thread.
depends
settings
on
that
the
are
type
necessary
of
fabric
are
(see
listed
page
in
28).
this
All
chart.
the
pos
The
Program
settings
values
are
chart
for
basic
thread
settings
tension,
and
stitch
must
length,
be
altered
needle
or
corrected
thickness
depending
and
the
differential
on
the
type
feed
of
LL
CD
90
14
N
N
OU
90
14
N
N
Zii
Thread
spool
e
Needle
plate
Differential
feed
disengaging
everj
the
This
converter
information
position
about
is
the
only
thread
to
be
spools,
found
in
position
this
chart
of
the
(not
looper
in
the
disengaging
display).
Note:
57
Arn.._.B
converter
position
of
lever
and
89
A’
69
60
7m
Wrapped
seam
(wide)
3
thread
overlock
light
Prog.15
heavy
Wrapped
seam
(narrow)
3
thread
overiock
medium
Prog.14
light
heavy
2
thread
roiled
hem
medium
Prog.
13
light
$?
heavy
Wrapped
seam
(wide)
2
thread
overtock
medium
Prog.12
light
heavy
Wrapped
seam
(narrow)
2
thread
overiack
medium
Progil
light
medium
-
heavy
Prog.
safety-stitch
overlock
(wide)
seam
with
light
Program
Stitch
type:
No.:
spa9e
Material
N-3
—
—
—
N
1
—5
—
5
—
+4
+
3
N—3
1
—
N
N
-1
-5
+3
N
N
—
1
—
5
+
3
1
—
N
N—3
N
N
N
1
to
1,5
N
N
—1
N
N—3
1
—
N
N
N
—
-1
1
1
N
N
N
—1
—1
N—3
-
1
-
1
N
-
N
—
1
—1
1
—
N
+1
+1
+3
+1
N
N—3
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
blue
N
green
N
pink
N
yellow
N
mauve
N
1
—
N
Needle
tension
thread
Looper
tension
thread
Sewing
pressure
toot
length
Stitch
[9
62
Prog,
3
safety-stitch
thread
21
overlock
Inarrowl
seam
with
safety-stitch
Prog.
2
thread
20
overlock
lnarrow)
seam
with
seam
reinforced
2
thread
overlock
Prog.
19
Prog.
3
thread
18
roted
hem
3
serging
thread
lwidel
decorative
flatlock
seam
Prog.
17
7\heavy
serging
3
thread
Inarrowl
decorative
flatlock
seam
Prog,
16
Program
Stitch
type
No.:
heavy
+1 +1
+3
+1
N
N—3
medium
N
N
+
3
+
1
N
N
N
light
N
N
+
3
+
1
N
1
—
N
heavy
+1
—5
+2
N
N—3
medium
N
-
5
+
2
N
N
N
light
N
—
5
+
2
N
1
—
N
heavy
N
N
—1
N—3
medium
-1
——
-1 -1
N
N
light
—
1
—
1
—
1
1
—
N
heavy
.
N—3
medium
N
N
+
3
N
1
to
1,5
light
N
N
+
3
1
—
N
heavy
—5
+1
+4
N—3
medium
—5
+1
+4
N
N
light
—
5
+
1
+
4
1
—
N
N-3
medium
-5
—
+1
+4
—
N
N
light
—
5
+
1
+
4
1
—
N
blue
green
pink yellow
mauve
iN
Ni
Ni
Ni
(see
54,
page
551
tension
tension
pressure
length
Material
Needle
thread
Looper
thread
Sewing
foot
Stitch
—
——
AL_t._C_a_
•
a-
—
I
I
It
liii
4:
hi
67
thetic
The
ensures
reel
threads
that
disc
the
prevents
from
thread
slipping
the
runs
loops
down
smoothly.
of
and
syn
-1
illustrated.
(27)
Place
upside-down
the
thread
spool
on
the
centering
reel
pin
piece
(25)
as
The
large
reel
thread
disc
spools
D
is
helpful
(5
000
when
—
10
using
000
m)
Reel
disc
(special
accessories)
C
the
the
bottom
reel
pin
as
with
in
the
fig.
rounded
B.
end
C
to
‘Li
\
thread
centering
and
put
unreeling
on
pieces
the
thread
from
disc
on
the
spools.
the
thread
bottom
Place
reel
the
of
pin
B
thread
sories
(see
spools.
page
Remove
66)
is
used
the
from
thread
for
the
smaller
spool
acces
Thread
The
thread
unreeling
unreeling
disc
disc
TBI
IiLS•tff5i
A
/
spool
as
unravelling
it
prevents
(Fig
A).
so
synthetic
easily
and
threads
slipping
from
off
the
The
Thread
ories
thread
(see
spool
page
spool
net
66)
net
is
from
particularly
the
access
useful
1:
68
Bead
Lace
sewing
sewing
foot
foot
N
R
special
special
accessory
accessory
29-924
29-924
993-71/296
993-71/297
Gathering
Cording
foot
foot
N
N
special
special
accessory
accessory
29-924
29-924
993-71/293
993-71/298
sewing
sewing
Elastic
tape
foot
foot
H
N
special
accessory
29-924
993-71/292
Blindstitch
Gimp
thread
foot
N
special
special
accessory
accessory
29-924
29-924
993-71/291
993-71/294
Combination
Taping
foot
N
special
accessory
29-924
993-71/295
Combination
foot
foot
N
R
normal
normal
accessory
accessory
29-924
29-924
993-71/287
993-71/287
Sewing
foot
Needle
plate
Accessory
Part
no
Chart
for
the
combination
of
sewing
feet
and
needle
plates
69
/
Taping
This
tapes
5.
Insert
fabric
and
sew
a
test
seam.
4. Depending
adjust
needle
its
with
position
on
adjusting
the
in
width
relation
screw
of
the
to
3.
tape,
the
slide
2.
3.
Push
tape
to
right
stop
with
the
2.
guides
Raise
sewing
1
from
foot
the
and
right.
place
tape
in
Inserting
1.
Set
the
the
needle
tape:
at
highest
point.
Sewing
Upper
knife:
foot:
taping
switch
foot
off
Thread
tension:
see
(press
display
mod
key)
pressure:
Needle
plate:
N
normal
needle
plate
N
setting:
Sewing
foot
N
Stitch width:
Differential
4-
a
3
tape
—
9
5
(adjustable
mm)
width
of
for
Stitch
length:
width
N
of
tape
Program:
4
or
5
depending
on
Preparing
the
machine:
wear) from
special
to
prevent
stretching.
sewing
stretch
foot
materials
is
for
sewing
(knit-
on
foot
70
caught
one
thread
by
the
of
the
needle.
outer
fabric
is
adjust
Loosen
the
the
edge
adusting
guide
screw
2
so
that
1
and
only
3.
fabric
The
run
along
needle
is
regulated
the
penetration
edge
of
as
guide
follows:
in
the
2.
outer
crease
part
3
is
line
under
4
of
the
the
edge
outer
guide
fabric
2.
must
The
2.
sewing
Place
the
foot
prepared
so
that
hem
the
folded
under
the
hem
1.
3.
seam.
Before
This
sewing
prevents
cut
displacement
2
cm
off
hem
of
part
the
Sewing:
Upper
Sewing
knife:
foot:
switch
blindstitch
mod
on
foot
key)
Thread
tension:
see
(press
display
pressure:
Needle
plate:
normal
N
needle
plate
N
Sewing
setting:
foot
N
Stitch
Stitch
Differential
Program:
width:
length:
4
4
N
Preparation
and
sewn
in
of
one
the
operation.
machine:
seams
be
Blindstitch
visible.
and
The
is
wherever
ideal
hem
for
is
the
trimmed,
skirt
seam
and
should
trouser.
serged
not
Blindstitch
sewing
foot
71
4.
Sew
a
test
seam.
the
hole
sewing
1
and
foot
then
shoe.
place
it
in
guide
2
of
3.
2.
Thread
Place
the
gimp
fabric
thread
under
(cord)
the
sewing
through
foot.
the
1.
Raise
needle
the
in
its
sewing
highest
thread
foot
position.
and
set
the
Inserting
the
gimp
Sewing
Upper
knife:
foot:
gimp
engaged
(press
thread
mod
key)
sewing
foot
Thread
Needle
tension:
plate:
see
rolled
plate
display
R
seam needle
setting:
Sewing
pressure:
foot
N
N
Stitch
Stitch
Differential
width:
length:
on)
3
1,0
to
or
to
4
prog.
1,5
18
Preparing
Program:
the
machine
1
3
(switch
converter
wedding
up
ces
to
an
a
undulating
thickness
dresses
and
of
or
1,0
stiffer
valance).
mm.
hem
This
(e.g.
produ
on
This
Gimp
gimp
special
threads
thread
sewing
sewing
(cords,
foot
synthetic
foot
is
used
threads)
to
sew
in
72
When the
stic
brake
tape
(1)
should
against
sewing
be
a
foot
slight
drawn
is
raised
resistance.
through
the
the
ela
Note:
the
the
ened
greater
brake
up,
the
(1)
the
greater
on
gathering
the
elastic
the
pressure
effect.
tape
and
of
3.
Tighten
(2).
The
the
lower
brake
the
(1)
screw
again
(2)
with
is
tight
screw
2.
Insert
under
elastic
the
foot.
tape
(3)
and
draw
it
back
to
(1)
2
at
mm.
the
opening
is
1.
Loosen
the
screw
(2)
opened
so
that
about
the
brake
1,5
Inserting
elastic
tape:
Sewing
Upper
knife:
foot:
elastic
engaged
(press
mod
tape
key)
sewing
foot
Thread
pressure:
Needle
tension:
plate:
N
normal
see
or
display
3
needle
plate
N
setting:
Differential
Sewing
foot
N
4
Stitch
Stitch width:
length:
4
to 4,5
4
width
of
tape
Preparing
Program:
the
machine:
4,
5
or
7
depending
on
time
the
elastic
gathering.
contraction
as
tape
trimming,
in
of
the
sergirig
elastic
and
tape
—
due
—
to
This
Elastic
special
tape
sewing
sewing
one
operation
foot
foot
is
for
at
sewing
the
same
on
1
‘
3
73
desired
rential
feed.
gathering
effect
with
the
diffe
4.
Alwys
sew
a
test
seam
to
decide
the
3.
side)
right
up
to
the
edge
4
of
opening
with
the
lower
ply
ply
(right
of
fabric
side
2
to
flush
right
3.
Place
the
upper
ween
ring
foot
the
up
needle
to
the
plate
upper
and
knife.
the
gathe
2.
Insert
the
its
bottom
highest
ply
position.
of
fabric
1
bet
1.
needle
Raise
the
in
sewing
foot
and
set
the
Inserting
the
fabrics:
Upper
Sewing
knife:
foot:
engaged
gathering
(press
mod
foot
key)
Thread
Needle
tension:
plate:
see
normal
display
needle
plate
N
pressure:
Sewing
foot
N
2
or
3
setting:
Differential
Stitch
width:
N
Stitch
Program:
length:
7,
N
lOor2l
Preparing
the
machine:
two
This
bottom
fabrics
special
ply
in
together
gathering
one
operation.
and
foot
gathering
is
for
sewing
the
Gathering
foot
74
3.
seam.
Lower
the
sewing
foot
and
sew
a
test
the
must
upper
be
placed
knife.
in
The
guide
cording
1.
(piping)
top
right
ply
side)
together
under
flush
the
cording
(right
side
foot
to
up
to
2.
needle
Insert
the
in
its
bottom
highest
ply,
position.
cording
tape
and
Inserting
1.
Raise
the
the
sewing
fabric
foot
plies:
and
set
the
Sewing
Upper
knife:
foot:
cording
engaged
(press
mod
foot
key)
Thread
Needle
tension:
plate:
see
normal
N
or
display
3
needle
plate
N
setting:
Sewing
pressure:
foot
N
Stitch
Stitch
Differential
width:
length:
3—5
N’
Program:
7.10cr
21
Preparing
the
machine:
This
one
cording
operation.
special
tape
sewing
between
foot
two
is
fabric
for
sewing
plies
a
in
Cording
foot
Fig.
2
L
fabric
Fig1
75
the
upper
If
the
left
bead
knife).
needle
is
sewn
must
onto
be
used
the
fabric
(disengage
edge,
Note:
(fig.
2).
3.
The
1,5mm
needle
along
should
the
edge
penetrate
of
the
1
fabric
to
sewing
Guide
the
edge.
fabric
along
the
right
settings.
hand
2.
You
knife
can
in
all
sew
the
with
seam
or
width
without
the
upper
1-1,5mm
and
1).
2
to
the
back
of
the
foot
foot
(fig.
Sewing:
1.
Slide
the
bead
tape
through
guide
1
beads
Sewing
Upper
knife:
foot:
or
optionally
bead
not
sewing
disengaged
foot
Thread
tension:
see
(press
display
mod
key)
plate
rolled
R
hem
needle
pressure:
Needle
plate:
1
or
N
setting:
Sewing
foot
N
1
Stitch
Stitch
Differential
width:
length:
N
3
5
to
(for
to
4
5
larger
beads)
Program:
Preparing
the
machine:
4
(for
small
beads)
2
ordinary
ned
out
with
cords.
one
These
needle
operations
bands,
only.
lead
are
and
car-.
This
beads,
special
sequins,
sewing
strass
foot
is
for
sewing
on
Bead
sewing
foot
76
-E
—
-.
1
‘
along
knife).
edge
guide
1
(engage
upper
•
,-
....•—..
,,
3.
When
it
must
sewing
simply
the
be
run
lace
through
onto
the
guide
fabric
2
the
3.
rates
fabric
right
underneath).
sewing
at
the
edge
the
needle
of
Tighten
the
lace
penet
screw
(and
2.
that
Loosen
when
screw
3
and
adjust
guide
2
so
1.
in
Raise
highest
the
sewing
position.
foot
and
set
needle
Sewing
on
lace:
Upper
Sewing
knife:
foot:
or
optionally
lace
not
sewing
disengaged
foot
Thread
tension:
see
(press
display
mod
key)
Needle
pressure:
plate:
normal
1
or
N
needle
plate
N
Sewing
setting:
foot
N
Differential
Stitch
Stitch
Program:
width:
length:
4
N
1,5
to
2,0
Preparing
the
machine:
the
This
sewing
workpiece.
special
lace
sewing
or
borders
foot
together
is
used
for
or
onto
Lace
sewing
toot
‘
-
1’
i
guided
both
the
flush
lace
along
and
the
fabric
must
be
4.
trimmed
If
the
fabric
when
underneath
the
lace
is
is
sewn
not
to
on,
be
5.
Always
(upper
knife
sew
a
disengaged>.
test
seam.
edge
guide
1
Specifications
page
84
Cleaning
Oiling
Sewing
the
problems
the
machine
knives
page
page
page
82,
81
81
Cleaning
the
needle
plate
page
80
Changing
Changing
Maintenance
the
the
knives
light
and
bulb
malfunction
page
page
80
78,
77
83
79
r
ii
J.
78
ILr)
7
fully
knife.
retaining
adjusted,
When
screw.
the
you
upper
can
tighten
knife
has
up
been
its
0
E
E
upper
lower
knife
that
the
must
cutting
be
0,5
edge
to
1,0
of
the
mm
lower
In
this
position
the
front
edge
of
the
0
If
Changing
To
Switch
screwdriver
page
retaining
Turn
is
in
its
the
lowest
hand
wheel
position.
until
the
upper
knife
To
and
insert:
tighten
Insert
its
retaining
the
new
screw
upper
loosely.
knife
(49)
(49).
66)
and
remove
the
screw
from
(46)
the
with
accessories
the
upper
large
knife
(see
remove:
main
Take
switch
out
off
the
upper
knife
the
upper
knife
-
79
needle
ing
screw.
plate.
Now
tighten
up
the
retain
the
needle
lower
plate.
knife
Bring
to
the
the
same
cutting
level
edge
as
the
of
Secure
plate
pointing
with
the
backwards
the
lower
retaining
knife
to
the
and
screw.
machine.
the
Insert
pressure
the
the
longer
hole
part
in
the
with
lower
the
slanted
knife
so
corner
that
the
is
To
upper
between
insert:
knife.
the
Slide
Place
lower
the
the
knife
new
pressure
holder
lower
knife
plate
and
the
(48)
on
page
plate
and
66)
and
lower
remove
knife.
the
screw,
pressure
screwdriver
from
the
accessories
est
knife
retaining
position
(see
screw
page
and
32).
(47)
disengage
Undo
with
the
the
the
large
lower
upper
(see
knife
foot
30,
31).
as
well
Raise
as
the needles
the
needle
plate
to
their
(see
high
page
To
Switch
ing
remove:
knob
main
(17)
Set
switch
to
the
3.
Remove
seam
off
width
the
sewing
adjust
Changing
the
lower
knife
i
F
80
Now
press
the
bulb
right
To
pins
insert:
on
the
Insert
bulb
the
catch
light
____________________________________________________________________
Note:
The
A
maximum
C
power
in
into
place.
the
holder,
bulb
in
the
of
the
bulb
holder
j
the
ed
Set
area
accessories.
largest
carefully
stitch
using
width.
the
Clean
brush
the
from
mark
Cleaning
Switch
Disengage
the
the
the
mainswitch
needle
upper
knife
plate
off
(see
page
32).
is
5
watt.
fixed.
twisting
with
the
it
clockwise
special
tool
until
and
it
is
twist
securely
it
until
the
r
time
clockwise
bulb
twist
right
and
the
into
bulb
remove
its
holder.
with
it.
half
At
the
a
turn,
same
anti-
To
accessories
Switch
remove:
main
(see
With
switch
page
the
off
tool
66)
from
press
the
the
light
Changing
the
light
bulb
81
machine
need
to
be
oil
oiled.
are
enough.
All
the
other
parts
are
made
of
a
special
material
and
do
not
with
Oiling
Before
the
the
using
oil
machine
from
your
the
machine
accessories
you
should
(see
page
make
66).
a
habit
One
of
or
lightly
two
drops
oiling
of
the
PFAFF
marked
sewing
points
Take
(46)
Switch
Cleaning
I
-U
0
-
N
6
/
with
out
the
the
the
screwdriver
supplied.
(see
page
66).
the
main
upper
knife
switch
knife
retaining
off
screw
You
knife
and
clean
can
with
now
the
the
remove
lint
brush
off
from
the
the
upper
upper
the
accessories
and
knife
lower
(49)
0
0
IL
I
F
[
[.
82
rT
thread
sewn.
is
not
The
regular.
right
looper
(see
page
50).
lock
3
or
seam
4
thread
is
ir-
over-
The
left
position
converter
A
is
(see
in
its
page
50)
The
in
its
converter
right
position
must
B
be
set
faulty
Stitch
formation
Thread
set.
tensions
wrongly
Re-set
(see
page
thread
45
—47
tensions
and
51).
Incorrectly
threaded.
Thread
(see
page
correctly
13
—
21).
The
inserted.
wrong
needle
was
used.
Use
(see
needle
page
29).
system
EL
X
705
The
the
The
point
needle
damaged.
was
is
bent
not
or
properly
(see
Insert
Insert
page
the
new
needle
29)
needle
correctly
Skipping
stitches
The
wrong
needle
needle
was
used.
Use
needle
system
EL
X
705
The
inserted.
needle
was
not
properly
(see
Insert
page
needle
29>.
correctly.
(see
page
45
—47
and
51).
Thread
tension
is
too
tight.
Correct
etc.
the
tension.
The
thread
got
caught.
thread
Check
if
on
you
the
have
spool
caught
stands
the
Thread
breaks
.
Incorrect
threading.
Thread
(see
page
properly
13
—
21).
forcefully.
The
inserted.
fabric
was
pulled
too
when
(see
Do
not
page
sewing.
pull
29).
the
fabric
The
the
point
needle
damaged.
was
not
properly
Insert
(see
page
needle
29>.
needle
properly
Needle
breakage
The
needle
was
bent
or
Insert
new
Problem
Cause
Solution
follow
these
instructions.
The
small
cated
machine
errors
settings.
in
was
the
It
is
developed
settings
however
and
possible
for
operation.
the
simplest
that
the
These
operation
following
problems
possible.
problems
can
be
There
arise
easily
as
are
solved
a
no
result
compli
if
you
of
Sewing
problems
and
their
solutions
trimmed
seam.
Gathering
The
fabric
.
of
the
neatly.
is
not
the
switched
not
operate
main
switch
on.
although
The
machine
does
Problem
is
83
The
thread
thread
and
is
has
incorrectly
got
caught
Thread
(see
page
correctly
13
—
21).
The
incorrectly
differential
set.
feed
is
fabrics
Correct
(see
page
see
differential
27,
page
28).
42
feed
—
47).
too
The
tight.
thread
tension
is
(particularly
Reduce
thread
for
tension
light
(see
page
79).
The
and
lower
lower
knife.
knife
is
blunt.
Change
(see
page
lower
81).
knife
Lint
between
the
upper
Clean
the
knife
been
cut.
(see
page
12).
The
electric
power
has
Close
the
looper
cover
Cause
Solution
.li
84
Weight
Number
Dimensions
of
threads
2,
310
10,5
3, 4,
x
kg
330
5
x
320
Needle
Needle
system
size
EL
80
x
or
705
90
Needle plate
Lubrication
Max.
sewing
foot
height
exchangeable
manual
5
+
1,5
mm
N
or
R
Seam
Stitch
Differential
width
length
feed
3
7
1:
1
to 7,2
to
to
0,5/1
4
9
mm
mm
mm
:
chainstitch
2
overlock
stitch
Spedfications
Maximum
sewing
speed
1
500
stitches/mm
Waste
Workpiece
Machine cover
Instruction
box
manual
guide
plate
Foot
Mains
control
cable
Contents
Machine
of
the
cardboard
box
(50)
(51)
Waste
Material
box
guide
plate
(35)
(36)
Adjusting
Reverse
thread
ring
for
guide
the
(32)
(33)
(34)
Hand
Sewing
Stitch
wheel
length
foot
lever
adjusting
(30)
(31)
Main
Foot
control
switch
socket
(28)
(29)
Spool
Power
stands
socket
(25)
(26)
(27)
Thread
Spool
Spool
centering
cutter
(23)
(24)
Thread
TelescoPic
pins
guide
thread
with
guide
Parts
of
the
hobbylock
coloured
differential
knob
feed
4870
markings
CI)
Is)
01
0
CI)
0
F)
tO’
01
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