User manual PFAFF 360

[. . . ] Re-engage the sewing mechanism. 6 Removing bobbin case and bobbin Open free arm cover 52. Pull out latch K, then lift out the bobbin case, release the latch and take out the bobbin. The bobbin cannnt fall cit as long as y’i keeo latch K pulled out. Inserting the bobbin Insert the filled bobbin into the b000L case so that the thread unreels toward the back (A). Then draw the thread into slot B and under the spring into eye C. Inserting the bobbin case Pull up latch K and push the bobbin case onto stud B as far as it will go. [. . . ] It is possible to continue sewing with the needle in its “down” position. If you press button 62 during sewing the needle remains down in the fabric when the machine stops. Basting Press basting stitch button 50. Drop the machine feed (page 15) and screw on the darning foot (page 20). Each time you press and release the foot pedal the machine sews one stitch. Move the fabric under the sewing foot until the length of stitch required is obtained, then holding the fabric in this position, press down the foot pedal and release it again. When you have finished basting move your foot from the pedal and press button 50 again. Electronic top speed selector The infinitely variable top speed of the sewing machine can be selected by moving regulator 49. When the regulating slide is moved towards minus (—) the machine sews slower. The piercing power of the needle remains the same no matter what the speed is. noA UO )8pt° OO JO qM u po pu s8Mes Ma°S ep e5P 6 2 pesfl a 0 MaJS PU 3 ao pn S eq os oO 6uMS J81 q efl 1 pU ew 0 JPl OO 6UN jepufl OO 6UM 0S B pnS eflS O0 6U!M 6U U8M UO p8) 8 snd OO 5uM8S eqi O 1OO 6U!M at. fl \—, / / VL) / 4 CD C)OJ IoJoz C E5 3 . ‘ 0 CD (1) 0-—-‘—0 00 g 9o 0 0 4 IGm C CD (0 - CD CD o 0 o zy0 0-. — 0 P1 Speciat sewing feet A Blindstitch foot Blindstitch guide E is adju sted by turning screw D. B Zipper foot First insert its rear pin into groove F, Then push its front pin into groove 6. The zipper foot can be adju sted sideways for stitching alonq the rh: left zipper chain. The hem can be overedged and sewn down in one operation if you let the zigzag stitch run along the edge (Fig. Adjust the needle to the correct position as described above. 4 EJj • :, Buttonholes Preparing the machine: Sewing foot: Buttonhole foot Ease needle thread tension Tension: Fine machine embroidery Thread: thread Stitch length: Buttonhole range Stitch type: Button 19 Size 70—80 Needle: We distinguish between buttonholes with and without filler thread. When a filler thread is used the buttonhole is more prominent, and on stretch fabrics the use of a filler thread prevents the buttonhole stretching out of shape. 1 the fillerthread is placed over lug C, led under the sewing foot and clamped in lug D. Use scale F on the left of the slide to determine the buttonhole length. 2) and add up to one gradua tion on the scale, depending on the button size. When you have sewn the length required make 4 to 6 bartacking stitches. Sew the second buttonhole seam in the same length, make 4 to 6 bartacking stitches and a few tying stitches. Please consult the instruction book for information on adjusting and operating the machine. Sew a trial buttonhole on a scrap piece of material first. 5 Button sewing Preparing the machine: Sewing foot: Clear-view foot or without sewing foot Stitch type: Button 1 7 Thread: Fine sewing thread Drop the machine feed. Move the needle to its left position, and turn the balance wheel towards you until the needle descends. [. . . ] Now sew down the zip tape letting the zip teeth run along the guiding edge of the foot (Fg. 7). 9 Zip closure in ladies’ slacks D 4 —0 Move the zipper foot to the left as far as it will go. Baste the closed zip to the right edge of the placket on the wrong side so that its teeth are still visible. Pin facing strip A to the underside and stitch it down at the same time as you sew the zip. [. . . ]