Operation Manual

NO
ATTACHMENTS
ARE
NEEDED
for all
normal
sewing
and
most types
of
fancy
sewing.
The PFAFF
comes
equip
ped with
a hinged
presser
foot.
No.
44088 (Fig.
14),
which
is
used
for
these
purposes.
This should
remain
on your
machine
most
of the
time.
To
remove it,
loosen
the screw,
and
lift
presser
foot out
to the
left.
To replace
it,
slip it
back
into
position, holding
it
firmly
in place
between
the
thumb
and
forefinger
of
the
right
hand
and tighten
the
screw.
n
44088
For plain sewing
the
stan.
dard
type
of presser foot,
No. 45037,
(Fig. 15), is inclu
ded
for
those
who
prefer
to
use it.
Fig.
15
17. Sewing
on buttons
(Fig.
16 and 17)
Use foot
No. 46120
for sewing on two-
or four-hole
buttons,
for snaps,
hooks
and
small bone
or
metal rings.
(Fig.
18).
Lower
ever H
of
the Dial-A-Stitch
into posi
tion Ill
with dial set
as
far
to
the right
as possible.
Lower
the feed.
With stitch
regulator set between
1 and 2,
place
button
on fabric, under button
foot,
so
that
needle
passes
through
center of right hole
of the button.
Then
adjust the
zigzag stitch
with the dial so
that the needle
passes
through
the center of the left
hole
of
the
button.
To fix the button
to
the
fcsbric, four or five
double
stitches will
do.
When stitching on
buttons having
four
holes,
place the fabric with
the
button
as far
back
as
necessary to permit
fastening the
second pair of
holes,
too.
At the
last stitch, leave the
needle at
the right
and
adjust the machine
for
straight
stitches of which
a
few
will
suffice to lock
the stitch.
Fig.
14
44088
45037
Fig 17
Fig.
18
46120
Fig. 16
18 19