Pfaff 645F Owner's Manual - Page 19

Fabric, Start, Sewing, Light

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FABRiC FEED The Fabric Feed or teed dog moves fabric forward or backward under the presser foot. It can be raised or lowered by depressing the fabric feed plate located at the right of the shuttle. For ordinary straight or Zigzag stitch ing, depress plate ( ) down. This raises fabric feed to its highest position. For darning, embroidering and sewing on buttons, depress plate ( )down to lower the fabric feed so fabric can be thoved freely b' hand. TO START SEWING Your machine has a main switch on the right side of the machine. Before operation, first turn the main switch on by pushing it. And after operation, turn the main switch off by pushing it again. SEWING LIGHT The sewing light is located directly over the needle so as to better illumi nate the stitching area. When the main switch is on, the light is automatically turned on. -15-

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FABRiC
FEED
The
Fabric
Feed
or
teed
dog
moves
fabric
forward
or
backward
under
the
presser
foot.
It
can
be
raised
or
lowered
by
depressing
the
fabric
feed
plate
located
at
the
right
of
the
shuttle.
For
ordinary
straight
or
Zigzag
stitch
ing,
depress
plate
(
)
down.
This
raises
fabric
feed
to
its
highest
position.
For
darning,
embroidering
and
sewing
on
buttons,
depress
plate
(
)down
to
lower
the
fabric
feed
so
fabric
can
be
thoved
freely
b’
hand.
TO
START
SEWING
Your
machine
has
a
main
switch
on
the
right
side
of
the
machine.
Before
operation,
first
turn
the
main
switch
on
by
pushing
it.
And
after
operation,
turn
the
main
switch
off
by
pushing
it
again.
SEWING
LIGHT
The
sewing
light
is
located
directly
over
the
needle
so
as
to
better
illumi
nate
the
stitching
area.
When
the
main
switch
is
on,
the
light
is
automatically
turned
on.
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