Pfaff creative vision Owner's Manual page 63
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Sensormatic buttonhole
When you sew a buttonhole with the Sensormatic
buttonhole foot, adjust the slit length (23) so that
it is slightly larger than the size of the button. You
can measure your button using the button ruler on
the lid.
Set the slit length and make sure that the red arrow
line up with the marking on the foot. Start sewing
by pressing the foot control or start/stop button.
The buttonhole will be completed automatically
and the threads are cut. You can repeat the
buttonhole as many times as you wish.
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Manual buttonhole
To sew a manual buttonhole, use presser foot
5M. Sew the fi rst column as long as you want the
buttonhole. Touch the reverse button. The machine
sews the bartack and the second column. When the
columns are aligned, press the reverse button to
sew the second bartack.
Repeat a manual buttonhole (21)
When you have adjusted your buttonhole, use the
repeat buttonhole function (21), to sew identical
copies. As long as that icon is selected, the machine
will repeat the buttonhole over and over again.
Repeat buttonhole is only visible when sewing a
buttonhole manually.
To cancel the function, just deselect the icon.
The repeat function will also be cancelled if any
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adjustments are made.
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- Threading the Machine
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when i thread the machine to pick up the bobbin thread it becomes stuck. it picks up the thread but i cant pull it through to the top, it becomes stuck
The Pfaff Vision sewing machine could get stuck when picking up the bobbin thread due to several reasons:
- Incorrect threading: The machine may not be threaded properly according to the instruction manual.
- Lint or dirt buildup: Dirt around the tension unit, especially in the discs, can cause issues.
- Damaged or wrong needle: A bent or incorrect needle can interfere with thread pickup.
- Incorrect bobbin threading or housing: The bobbin might not be threaded or placed correctly.
- Tension problems: Incorrect top thread or bobbin tension settings can cause jamming.
- Different threads: Using different threads for the top and bobbin can lead to looping and jams.
- Stitch length settings: An inappropriate stitch length for the fabric type may cause problems.
Checking and correcting these areas can help resolve the issue.
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