Pfaff 16 Owner's Manual - Page 2

Dear Housewife, At last you are the proud owner of the much longed for Sewing Machine. The machine wos explained to you in detoil, and you ore now looking forward with much pleasure to the great variety of work that can be perform ed on it, Although everything is still quite clear to you, it is possible that in time some of the directions given to you for making the various adjustments may escape your memory - because, it is unlikely that you will immediately try your hand at a tt the diffe rent sewing work which your machine con do. We have therefore prepared this informative Book of ristiuctions, and hope you will find it a useful guide. Before using your maclime we advise you to glance briefly ot the pages of this booklet, so that you will have a rough idea of its contents, This will help you when reverting later on to any one of the chapters. It is ci good plan to open out to the left page 1; the information given on that page should he read in conjunction with the contents of the book, The various parts named in the text are clearly marked and numbered in page 1. The illustrations shown on pages 2 and 3 are also provided for greater clarity and understanding of these instructions. Moreover, your attention is drown particularly to chapters 1, 2 and 5. After reading these you will have become thoroughly ocquointed with the work ing principle of your sewing machine; you will look upon it as a living thing that has been placed under your care and protection. The more you understand your machine, and what you con do with it, the greater will be your appre ciation of its scope.