Pfaff hobbymatic 806, hobbymatic 801, hobbymatic 803 User Manual [nl]

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Contents	Page
Removing the carrying case cover	1
Foot control receptacle	1
Electrical connection	2
Foot control	2
Disengaging motor	3
Removing bobbin case and bobbin	3
Disengaging the sewing mechanism	4
Bobbin winding	4
Inserting the bobbin	5
Inserting the bobbin case	5
Upper threading	6
Threadingtheneedle	6
Drawing up the bobbin thread	7
Presser bar lifter	7
Thread cutter	8
Regulating the stitch length	8
Sewing straight stitches	9
Zigzag stitches	9
Needle position	9
Selecting utility stitches, 802 to 807	10
Selecting stretch stitches, 806 and 807	10
Utility stitches, models 802 to 807	11
Stretch stitches, models 806, 807	11
Thread tensions	12
Changing the needle	13
Reverse sewing	13
Dropping the machine feed	13
Changing the sewing foot	14
Sewing feet	15
Special sewing feet	16
Buttonhole settings	16
Sewing buttonholes	17
Fitting detachable workplate	18
Changing the light bulb	19
Cleaning and oiling	19
Trouble shooting	20

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Parts

of

your sewing

machine

1	Take-up				lever
2	Thread			guide
3	Bobbin			tension stud
	(for	bobbin				winding)
	and	thread				guiding hook
4	Zigzag-stitch lever
5	Utility-			and		stretch-stitch
	selector				dial		(802-807)
6	Buttonhole					and needle
	positioning					lever
7	Spool pins
8	Bobbin			winder
9	Hand wheel
10	Stop		motion				knob
11	Stitch length						control
12	Reverse				feed		control
13	Base		(on		portable			machines)
14	Needle			plate
15	Bed		cover
16	Sewing foot						holder with
	sewing			foot
17	Sewing			foot			retaining screw
18	Presser			bar		with thread cutter
19	Needle			thread tension
20	Presser			bar		lifter
	(on	back			of	machine arm)
21	Needle			set		screw
22	Drop-feed button
23	Free		arm
24	Free		arm		cover
	(enclosing sewing							hook)
25	Motor disengaging							knob

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Some safety

rules

a) Be careful

not

to

injure

your

fingers on the

needle

during

sewing.

b) Make sure

you

unplug

the

lead

whenever you have

to

change

the

needle, sewing foot,

bobbin

or

needle

plate,

or

when

you

clean

or

oil the

machine

or have

to

interrupt

sewing and leave

the machine

for

a

while.

C) A

15-watt

bulb

is

the

maximum

in

size

of

bulb which can be

used

the

sewing

lamp.

IMPORTANT!

Valid for

United

Kingdom

only!

The wires in

this mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance with

the

i’ollowing

code:

Blue:

Neutral

Brown: Live

As the

colours of

the wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may not

correspond with

the

coloured

in

markings

identifying the

terminals

your

plug,

proceed as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured blue must

be

connected

to

the terminal

which

is

marked with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

The wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked with

the letter

L

or

coloured

red.

Please

note:

When

13

amperes

plug is

used

a

3 amperes

fuse

has

to

fitted.

Removing	the carrying	case cover		the
Open the	hinges on both sides of
cover (G),	move them	back up (H) and
then remove the cover		(I).
To replace the cover, reverse			this	proce
dure, making sure the		bottom	of the hinge
catches properly in the slot.

Foot control			receptacle			from the machine
Remove this			receptacle
for	sewing.	Before		putting			the		machine
away after		sewing		replace			the		receptacle
in its original			position. On				models 800,
802	and 806		place	it	on	the		bed plate,		and
on	models	801, 803			and	807		push it into
the	free arm.

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Electrical			connection
Push	plug		G into the machine socket and
plug	H	into the wall socket.		Your machine
is now		ready for sewing.

Foot control
Place the foot control on the			floor under
the	table. Press	it down with	your foot.
The	machine starts sewing. The more you
press down the		pedal, the faster the
machine runs.

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Disengaging					the sewing	mechanism
Before you				start winding		the bobbin,
disengage				the sewing mechanism. To			do
this, hold			the		hand wheel steady and		with
the	other		hand turn the stop motion knob
towards you.					After bobbin winding, turn
the	knob	in		the opposite		direction to
re-engage			the sewing mechanism.

Bobbin winding

Disengage

the

sewing mechanism.

Raise

pins

7

and

place

a spool

of

thread

on one

of them.

Place a

bobbin

on

bobbin

winder

8 so

that

pin

H

enters slot G.

Pass

the

thread

from

the

spooi around

bobbin

tension stud

3,

wind

it around

the bobbin

a few times

and push

the bobbin to the

right

for winding. When the bobbin

is full

push

it

to

the left

and remove

it. Re

engage

the

mechanism.

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