Pfaff hobbylock 794 Owner's Manual - Page 33

ewing, problems, solutions

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ewing problems and solutions hs machine is easy to operate and there are no difficult adjustments to be made. Problems, similar the ones described below, occur because of simple adjustment errors. They can easily be corrected the solutions offered. Problem Cause Solution Material is not fed correctly Needle breakage Thread breakage Skipped stitches Incorrect stitch formation Puckered seams Sewing foot pressure too weak Turn sewing foot pressure screw clockwise to increase pressure. Needle bent or point damaged. Needle not correctly inserted. Material pulled Insert new needle. Insert new needle correctly (see page 26). Do not pull or push material during sewing. Incorrectly threaded Thread has caught Thread tension too tight Needle not correctly inserted Incorrect needle used Thread correctly (see pages 7-11). Check whether thread catches at the reel stand, etc. Regulate tension, (page 15, 16). Insert needle correctly (page 26). Use needle system DB x 1 (or 1738). Needle bent or damaged Needle not correctly inserted Incorrect needle used Incorrectly threaded Sewing foot pressure too weak Insert new needle. Insert needle correctly (page 26). Use needle system DB x 1, or 1738 Thread correctly (pages 7-11). Increase sewing foot pressure. Incorrect setting of thread tensions Set thread tensions correctly (pages 15, 16). Thread tension too tight Thread has caught due to incorrect threading Reduce thread tension (espe cially for light materials) pages 15, 16. Thread correctly (pages 7-11). 31

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ewing
problems
and
solutions
hs
machine
is
easy
to
operate
and
there
are
no
difficult
adjustments
to
be
made.
Problems,
similar
the
ones
described
below,
occur
because
of
simple
adjustment
errors.
They
can
easily
be
corrected
the
solutions
offered.
Problem
Cause
Solution
Material
is
not
fed
Sewing
foot
pressure
too
Turn
sewing
foot
pressure
screw
correctly
weak
clockwise
to
increase
pressure.
Needle
breakage
Needle
bent
Insert
new
needle.
or
point
damaged.
Needle
not
correctly
inserted.
Insert
new
needle
correctly
(see
page
26).
Material
pulled
Do
not
pull
or
push
material
during
sewing.
Thread
breakage
Incorrectly
threaded
Thread
correctly
(see
pages
7—11).
Thread
has
caught
Check
whether
thread
catches
at
the
reel
stand,
etc.
Thread
tension
too
tight
Regulate
tension,
(page
15,
16).
Needle
not
correctly
inserted
Insert
needle
correctly
(page
26).
Incorrect
needle
used
Use
needle
system
DB
x
1
(or
1738).
Skipped
stitches
Needle
bent
or
damaged
Insert
new
needle.
Needle
not
correctly
inserted
Insert
needle
correctly
(page
26).
Incorrect
needle
used
Use
needle
system
DB
x
1,
or
1738
Incorrectly
threaded
Thread
correctly
(pages
7—11).
Sewing
foot
pressure
too
Increase
sewing
foot
pressure.
weak
Incorrect
stitch
Incorrect
setting
of
thread
Set
thread
tensions
correctly
formation
tensions
(pages
15,
16).
Puckered
seams
Thread
tension
too
tight
Reduce
thread
tension
(espe
cially
for
light
materials)
pages
15,
16.
Thread
has
caught
due
to
Thread
correctly
(pages
7—11).
incorrect
threading
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