Knee-Lift; Speed Control Lever; Thread Sensor - Pfaff creative icon User Manual

Knee-Lift

Your machine comes with an electronic knee-lifter that
allows you to lift the presserfoot with your knee. The
knee-lifter is very helpful when sewing, since it allows
you to handle the fabric with your hands while your
knee lifts the presser foot to the desired height.
Match the ribs on your knee-lifter with the notches in
the knee-lifter socket. Adjust the rectangular bar on the
knee-lift until it is positioned at a comfortable height for
you (A).
Move your knee lifter with your knee, and the presser
foot will raise. You can raise the presser foot to three
positions with your knee-lifter; pivot height, up, and
extra lift position. When moving the presser foot to the
A
extra lift position, the machine drops the feed teeth,
allowing you to easily place thick fabrics underneath the
presserfoot. The feed teeth will raise automatically
when you start to sew.
To remove the knee-lift, just pull it straight out of the
hole.

Speed Control Lever

The speed control lever sets the maximum sewing speed.
To increase sewing speed, slide the lever up, to decrease
sewing speed, slide the lever down.
A pop-up appears on screen when adjusting the slider,
indicating which speed level is set. The speed setting is
also shown in the information area.

Thread Sensor

If the needle thread breaks or bobbin thread is running
low, the machine stops and a pop-up appears on the
screen.
If needle thread breaks: Remove the thread completely,
re-thread the machine and touch OK in the pop-up.
If bobbin thread is running low: You can continue
sewing without closing the pop-up before the bobbin
thread runs out completely. This gives you an
opportunity to plan where to stop and change the
bobbin. When the bobbin is replaced with a full one,
touch OK in the pop-up.
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