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to remove the upper and lower parts of the bobbin case. Turn the balance wheel so as to see clearly screws E-1, E-2, and E-3. Unscrew these, and take off the hook bow. NOTE: Since these screws are extremely small, it is necessary to use great care so as not to lose them. Grasp center hook between thumb and forefinger, and turn the balance wheel gently until the lower case slips out. Clear out the dirt with a cloth, and put a drop of oil on the running surface under the case. Replace lower bobbin case. Do not force ii, as it will damage the part. Replace the hook bow, and screw the three screws back Fig. 13 16 into position. If this is difficult, do not force it-call for your mechanic. Parts damaged by force will not be replaced free of charge. 13. To regulate pressure of the presser foot Screw or unscrew the bushing (V), (Fig. 4), to increase or decrease pressure of the presser foot, and to regulate it for the type of material used. 14. Adjusting the tension of the thread controller spring ttsehenrwFesoiianrodgne.mcsoWhbnorhtuoreliodndlleebrwrienosgrtpikgraiihnnntggder.aodnaTlrionttthiltneiicggk,hmteeoonarresehthtahetrahdnetenmitnesianottshneieor, inatculasors,nfe the of the the lever of the tension sleeve as shown in Fig. 4. a) indicating the position for darning and embroidering; b) indicating the normal position; c) indicating the position for sewing thick and hard materials. The direction for turning the lever is indicated by "L" for loose (light), and "F" for fast (tight). 15. The needle Make for your sure that you use machine-Needle the PFAFF needles Series 130 R. These designed are finely machined, tempered and polished steel, and are avail able in sizes 7 to 11, for the most delicate to the heaviest sewing. 16. To lower the feed For darning and embroidering, the by turning the knob (X), (Fig. 6), on feed the can be lowered front right-hand side of the bed plate. Turn it right to lower the feed; turn it left to raise the feed.

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to
remove
the
upper
and
lower
parts
of
the
bobbin
case.
Turn
the
balance
wheel
so
as
to
see
clearly
screws
E-1,
E-2,
and
E-3.
Unscrew
these,
and
take
off
the
hook
bow.
NOTE:
Since
these
screws
are
extremely
small,
it
is
necessary
to
use
great
care
so
as
not
to
lose
them.
Grasp
center
hook
between
thumb
and
forefinger,
and
turn
the
balance
wheel
gently
until
the
lower
case
slips
out.
Clear
out
the
dirt
with
a
cloth,
and
put
a
drop
of
oil
on
the
running
surface
under
the
case.
Replace
lower
bobbin
case.
Do
not
force
ii,
as
it
will
damage
the
part.
Replace
the
hook
bow,
and
screw
the
three
screws
back
into
position.
If
this
is
difficult,
do
not
force
it—call
for
your
mechanic.
Parts
damaged
by
force
will
not
be
replaced
free
of
charge.
13.
To
regulate
pressure
of
the
presser
foot
Screw
or
unscrew
the
bushing
(V),
(Fig.
4),
to
increase
or
decrease
pressure
of
the
presser
foot,
and
to
regulate
it
for
the
type
of
material
used.
14.
Adjusting
the
tension
of
the
thread
controller
spring
For
embroidering
and
darning,
ease
the
tension
of
the
thread
controller
spring
a
little
more
than
in
the
case
of
sewing.
When
working
on
thick
or
hard
materials,
the
tension
should
be
tighter.
To
tighten
the
tension,
turn
the
lever
of
the
tension
sleeve
as
shown
in
Fig.
4.
a)
indicating
the
position
for
darning
and
embroidering;
b)
indicating
the
normal
position;
c)
indicating
the
position
for
sewing
thick
and
hard
materials.
The
direction
for
turning
the
lever
is
indicated
by
“L”
for
loose
(light),
and
“F”
for
fast
(tight).
15.
The
needle
Make
sure
that
you
use
the
PFAFF
needles
designed
for
your
machine—Needle
Series
130
R.
These
are
finely
machined,
tempered
and
polished
steel,
and
are
avail
able
in
sizes
7
to
11,
for
the
most
delicate
to
the
heaviest
sewing.
16.
To
lower
the
feed
For
darning
and
embroidering,
the
feed
can
be
lowered
by
turning
the
knob
(X),
(Fig.
6),
on
the
front
right-hand
side
of
the
bed
plate.
Turn
it
right
to
lower
the
feed;
turn
it
left
to
raise
the
feed.
Fig.
13
16