Pfaff 6250 Owner's manual

Brand: Pfaff

Model: 6250

Category: Sewing machines

Type: Owner's manual

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Instruction

book

I

For

easier

understanding

of

this

instruction

book

I

-

please

fold

this

page

open

when

reading

it.

I

LL

I

Safety

rules

:

For

the

United

Kingdom

only

The

leads

must

definitely

not

be

connected

to

the

safety-lead

terminal

I

nor

to

a

plug

with

three

pins.

I

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

according

to

the

following

code:

Blue:

Neutral

I

Brown:

Live

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

I

with

the

colour

coding

of

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

i

marked

with

the

lettter

N

or

coloured

black

I

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

I

Cut-oft

mains

plugs

are

definitely

not

to

be

used,

but

disposed

of

immediately.

Defective

mains

leads

must

be

replaced

complete.

I

Only

3

A

spare

fuses

must

be

used

as

approved

by

ASTA

according

to

BS

1362

and

the

fuse

cover

must

be

marked

3

A

or

with

the

corresponding

colour

code.

I

The

plug

must

never

be

used

without

fuse

cover.

Spare

fuse

covers

are

available

I

froiii

electrical

suppliers

or

the

PFAFF

agencies.

i

Please

also

observe

the

general

safety

notes

on

page

2.

I

I

I

Contents

on

pages

4

and

5

I

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-

-

I

I

Important

safety

instructions

For

the

United

States

only

Li

This

sewing

machine

is

designed

and

manufactured

for

HOUSEHOLD

use

only

When

you

use

an

electric

appliance,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

adhered

to

as

follows

Li

Read

all

instructions

before

using

this

sewing

machine.

DANGER

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock:

L

1

The

sewing

machine

should

never

be

left

unattended

when

plugged.

Always

unplug

this

appliance

from

the

electnc

outlet

irrirriediately

after

usiiig

and

before

cleaning.

2.

Always

unplug

before

relamping.

Replace

bulb

with

same

type

rated

1

5

Watts.

3.

Do

not

reach

for

a

sewing

machine

that

has

fallen

into

water

Unplug

immediately.

4.

Do

not

place

or

stoie

a

sewing

machine

where

it

can

fall

or

be

pulled

into

a

tub

or

sink.

Do

not

place

in

or

drop

into

water

or

other

liquid.

L

I

AIARNING

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

tire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons

LI

1

Do

not

allow

to

be

used

as

a

toy.

Close

attention

is

necessary

when

this

sewing

machine

is

used

by

or

near

children.

2.

Use

this

sewing

machine

only

for

its

intended

use

as

described

ii

tIns

manual.

Use

oilli

attachments

L

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

as

contained

in

this

manual.

I

3.

Never

operate

this

sewing

machine

if

it

has

a

damaged

cord

or

plug,

it

it

is

not

working

pioperly,

if

it

has

been

dropped

or

damaged,

or

dropped

into

water,

Return

the

appliance

to

the

nearest

authorized

dealer

or

service

center

for

examinatron.

repair.

electrical

or

mnechirncal

adjustment.

U

4

Never

operate

the

sewing

machine

with

any

air

openings

blocked.

Keep

ventilatmon

openings

of

the

sewing

machine

and

foot

control

free

from

the

accumulation

of

lint,

dust

and

loose

cloth

k

1

5

Never

drop

or

mnsett

any

object

into

any

opening.

6

Do

not

use

out

of

doors.

U

7.

Do

not

operate

where

aerosol

(spray>

products

are

being

used

or

where

oxygen

is

being

administered.

8

To

disconnect

turn

all

controls

to

off

(“0”)

position,

then

remove

plug

horn

outlet

L

9

Never

operate

on

a

soft

suttace

such

as

a

bed

or

couch

where

the

air

openings

may

be

blocked.

I

l

0.

Dv

riot

unplug

by

pulling

on

cord.

To

unplug,

grasp

the

pIng,

not

the

cord.

L

11.

Keep

lingers

away

from

all

rnovmnq

patts

Special

care

is

required

around

the

sewing

machine

needle

1

2.

Always

use

the

proper

needle

plate.

The

wrong

plate

can

cause

the

needle

to

break.

1

3.

Do

not

use

bent

or

blunt

needles

Use

needles

recommended

by

the

nianufacturer

only.

1

4

Do

not

pull

or

push

fabric

while

stitching.

It

niay

deflect

the

needle,

causing

it

to

break

15.

Switch

the

sewing

machine

of[(”O’>

when

making

any

adjustments

in

the

needle

area,

such

as

threading

needle,

changing

needle,

threading

bobbin,

or

changing

presser

foot,

etc.

1

6

Always

unplug

sewing

machine

from

the

electric

outlet

when

removing

covers,

lubricating,

or

when

making

any

othei

user

servicing

adjustments

mentioned

in

the

instruction

manual.

1

7.

Hold

plug

when

rewinding

into

cord

reel.

Do

not

allow

plug

to

whip

when

rewinding.

Please

also

observe

the

general

safety

notes

on

page

2.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUcTIONS

9

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6250

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25

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38

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37

26

27

26

29

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PFAFF

electro

cc

6250

30

Parts

of

the

sewing

machine

(1)

Key

for

“slow

sewing”

(2)

Key

for

“needle

up/down

position”

(3)

Key

for

“tacking/buttonhole/single

pattern”

(4)

Key

for

“reverse

sewing”

(5)

Twin

needle

indicator

(6)

Stitch

width

slide

key/needle

positions

(7)

Stitch

length

slide

key/buttonhole

length

(8)

Balance

slide

key/pattern

length

(9)

Carrying

handle

(10)

Hand

wheel

(11)

Handwheel

release

disk

(12)

Program

keys

0

to

7/0

to

9

(13)

Liquid

crystal

display

(14)

Clear

key

“beginning

of

pattern”

(15)

Main

switch

(16)

Accessory

box

(17)

Sewing

foot

holder

with

sewing

foot

(18)

Needle

threader

(19)

Thread

guide

(20)

Threading

slot

(21)

Needle

thread

tension

(22)

Takeup

lever

(23)

Presser

bar

lifter

(24)

Needle

holder

with

fixing

screw

(25)

Thread

guide

for

bobbin

winding

(26)

Program

table

(27)

Reel

holder

with

unwinding

disk

(28)

Second

spare

reel

holder

(29)

Bobbin

winder

(30)

Connection

socket

“mains

cord”

(31)

Connection

socket

“foot

control”

(32)

Base

plate

(33)

Hook

cover

(34)

Free

arm

(35)

Sewing

lamp

(36)

Thread

trimmer

(37)

Top

cover

(38)

Dual

feed

(top

feed)

(39)

Needle

plate

/

I.

Notes

on

safety

Notes

on

safety

for

domestic

sewing

machines

according

to

DIN

57

700,

Section

28

or

IEC

335,

Section

28

1.

The

user must

exercise

adequate

caution

with

regard

to

the

up-

and

down

moving

needle

and

constantly

observe

the

sewing

area

during

work

2.

When

leaving

the

machine,

during

maintenance

work

or

when

changing

mechanical

parts

or

accessories,

always

disconnect

the

machine

from

the

mains

by

pulling

out

the

mains

plug.

3.

The

maximum

permissible

wattage

for

the

sewing

lamp

is

1

5

Watts.

4.

The

tension

of

the

drive

belt

must

only

be

adjusted

by

a

Ptaff

mechanic.

5

The

machine

must

be

put

into

operation

according

to

the

indications

on

the

specification

plate.

6.

Do

not

place

any

objects

in

openings

on

the

machine

7.

Do

not

use

the

sewing

machit

te

if:

—

there

is

visible

damage,

—

its

function

is

disturbed,

—

it

is

wet,

e.g.

with

condensation.

8

Do

not

pull

the

mains

plug

out

of

the

socket

by

its

cord.

9.

If

this

appliance

is

used

for

another

purpose

than

that

intended

or

if

it

is

wrongly

operated,

we

will

not

accept

any

liability

for

any

damage

caused.

1

0.

To

avoid

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

do

not

open

the

machine.

There

are

rio

parts

inside

the

machine

which

the

user

can

repair,

This

is

solely

the

responsibility

of

our

qulified

service

staff.

Environment

The

recommended

environn

ient

is.

Ambient

temperature

1

0

C

to

40

C

Humidity

20%

to

80%

This

sewing

machine

is

a

high-quality

electronicmechanical

appliance;

it

is

a

machine

for

supervised

use

in

the

home.

It

should

be

operated

in

such

a

way

that

it

is

not

subjected

to:

dust,

severe

dampness,

direct

sunlight,

static

electricity,

heat-producing

objects,

corrosive

chemicals

or

liquids.

rhe

machine

must

be

used

on

a

free

surface,

for

ventilation

purposes,

which

is

both

firm

and

even.

Treatment

Always

protect

the

machine

against

damage

by

hitting

or

dropping.

Cleaning

H

onsi

ii

g:

To

clean

the

housing,

use

a

dry,

clean

and

soft

cloth

which

is

free

of

fluff

To

remove

any

stubborn

dirt,

use

a

soft

cloth

with

alcohol

or

paraffin.

Please

Note!

Do

not

use

any

insecticides

or

chemical

products

such

as

petrol

(gas)

or

thin

cheniicals

for

cleaning

the

housing.

11.

Be

sure

to

use

only

original

PFAFF

parts.

Modern,

uncomplicated

—

Sewing

by

touch-key

control

—

Congratulations!

You

have

bought

a

high-quality

product

that

offers

unique

advantages.

Your

new

sewing

machine

can

take

any

material

in

its

stride

and

will

sew

through

thick

and

thin

for

you.

It

features

the

ver’

latest

in

desgin

and

technology,

and

this

instruction

book

is

just

as

uncomplicated

as

your

PFAFF

sewing

machine.

If

you

now

take

time

enough

to

study

the

instruction

book,

nothing

can

go

wrong.

After

all,

this

is

the

only

way

to

learn

all

the

things

the

machine

can

do,

and

to

make

full

use

of

them.

If

you

have

any

further

questions,

that

is

no

problem!

Your

PFAFF

dealer

will

be

at your

service

with

any

help

or

advice

you

need.

So

now

you

can

get

started!

We

wish

you

many

enjoyable

hours

of

creating

your

fashion

ideas.

Contents

95

107

Accessory

compartment

Adjusting

,lide

keys

.

.

.,...,....

.....

.

.

35—37

Applique

foot

101

Automatic

dirning

.

48+82

Balance

61

+65

Balance

slide

key

37

Basting

stitch

.

.

45

Bias

tape

binder

.

.

.

104

Blind

stitch

.

.

.

.

.

.

47

Bobbin

case

20

Bobbin

thread

.

.

24

Bobbin

thread

tension

21

Bobbin

winding

1

7—19

Borders

.

66

Suspenders

Ibraces)

.

.

70

Buttonhole

balance

61

Buttonhole/tacking/single

pattern

.

.

39

Buttonholes

59—62

Changing

a

sewing

foot

25

Changing

the

needle

. .

28

Changing

the

needle

plate

112

Cleaning

and

oiling

.

11

2

Clear

key

34

Closed

overlock

stitch

54

Closed

overlock

stitch

with

edge

thread

55

Cordingfoot

.

.

102+105

Covering

stitches

.

.

.

.

.

.

56—58

Cross

stitch

.

.

57+68

Darning

81

83

Darning

tears

83

Darning

with

elastic

stitch

82,

83

Darning

with

straight

stitch

81

Decorative

stitches

63—11

Detachable

work

support

16

Dual

fabric

feed

.

26,

2/

Elastic

stitch

.

. .

.

53

Elastic

stitches

.

51

—58

Electrical

connection

. .

.

.

1

4,

1

5

Electronics

.

.

34

-40

Embroidery

techniques

89—93

Eyelet

embroidery

.

.

.

.

.

91

Eyelets

.

50

Fagoting

stitch

.

.

56

Fancy

eldstic

stitch

57

Fancy

stitch

table

.

.

.

.

.

8

Faults

.

114,115

Foot

control

.

1

5

Free

arm

1

6

Fringe

foot

1

05

Function

keys

38,

39

Gathering

foot

. .

.

103

Gathering

with

elastic

threads

79

Gathering

with

straight

stitch

78

General

notes

on

sewing

.

.

.

76,

71

Hand

wheel

relcise

disk...

.

.

1

7

Heni

with

the

twin

needle.

.

.

.

77

Hemstitching

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

92,

93

Honeycomb

stitch

.

.

.

53

Inserting

patches

.

.

.

.

.

83

Inserting

the

bobbin

21

Inserting

zippers

.

84,

85

Knit-edge

foot

1

03

Lace

work

86

Lap-feller

.

.

.

.

1

01

Large-area

embroidery

68

Leather

eribroidery

69

Left

needle

position

Light—kiit

nending

stitch

.

Linen

butiunhole

with

ginip

thread

Linen

buttonhole,

progran

i

mable

Linen

embroidery

Lowering

the

feed

dog

Maintenance

and

sewing

Monograms

Needle

chart

. .

Needie

pcsitions

Needle

thredd

tension

Needle

threader

Needle

up/down

position

Non

elastic

stitches

Oiling

.

Open

Ovui

luck

stitch

Overlock

stitches

Pattern

Iuigth

Pattern

sldfl

fclcar

key)

Pattern

width

Plain

stcni

stitch

Practical

sewing

Presser

bar

lifter

Progiam

keys

.

Pullover

stitch

.

Quilting

Reverse

sewing

Richelieu

Right

needle

position

Roll

hemming

Saddle

stitch

.

Safety

notes

Semi

automatic

(buttonhole)

Semiautomatic

sewing

of

second

tack

.

Serging

with

the

ovuriock

foot

.

.

.

Serging

with

zigzag

stitch

. .

.

Sewing

and

emhroidenng

Sewing

chart

Sewing

taults

and

their

remedies

Sewing

feet

(special

accessoriesl

Sewing

feet

(stdnddrd

occessones)

.

Sewing

Limp

.

Sewing

on

buttons

.

Shell

edging

Single

pattern

.

.

.

Slow

sewing

Smocking

Special

accessory

table

...

Stitch

density

.

. .

.

Stitch

length

slide

key

Stitch

width

slide

key

Straight

stitch

Stretch

buttonhole

...

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch

.

.

Stretch

triple

zigzag

stitch

.

Tacking

Technical

section

Thread

reel

Fhread

tension

Thread

trimmer

Threading

Threading

the

needle

threarh

.

Threading

the

sewing

machine

Top

feed

Topstitching

Trouble

shooting

Twin

needle

Twin

needle

indicator

Utility

anrl

fancy

stitches

Utility

stitch

table

Winding

from

a

second

reel

holder

Zigzag

stitch

•

.

.

.

35+45

.

58

62

.

.

.

60

89

29

109—il

104

106,10

35

29

23

38

45-50

112

54

.

54.55

37+64

.

.

34

35+65

52

.

73-88

.

.

24

34

55

90

40

89

35+45

.

.

.

86

48

.

.

60

60

46+54,

.

.

46

41

71

44

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.

114,11

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.

100

.

.

.

.

.

98,

99

.

.

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.

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.

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.

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113

49

88

39

38

80

100

.

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36

3664

5+65

45

62

51

52

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29

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Description

Application

up

to

No.

mm

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Straight

stitch

For

all

straight-stitch

and

lockstitch

sewing

job,

—

Middle

needle

position

6

mm

stitch

length.

01

Straight

stitch

For

all

sewing

and

top-stitching

work

—

Left

needle

position

requiring

left

needle

position.

02

Straight

stitch

with

For

sewing

jobs

requiring

other

needle

—

1

3

needle

positions

positions,

e.

g.

zipper

insertion,

and

especially

top-stitching.

03

Grass

stitch

Both

top-stitching

and

fancy

stitching.

—

04

Plain

stem

stitch

Durable

elastic

seam,

e.

g.

for

sewing

3

leggins,

and

for

embroidery

work.

05

Triple

stem

stitch

Ornamental

utility

stitch.

—

06

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch,

stitch

length

1

.5

to

4.5

mm

For

highly

durable

seams,

a

g.

for

inseams,

sportswear

and

workwear,

—

07

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch,

and

for

fancy

stitching.

stitch

length

3

to

6

mm

08

Basting

stitch

For

basting

your

sewing

cuttings.

—

09

Darning

program

For

reinforcing

damaged

places

or

darning

6

small

holes.

10

Zigzag

stitch

For

sewing

and

appliqué

work

6

1 1

Zigzag

stitch,

needle

position

changeable

from

right

to

left

—-

——--—---

For

eyelet

embroidery

and

cording.

6

1

2

Zigzag

stitch,

needle

position

changeable

from

left

to

toight

1

3

Elastic

stitch

For

sewing

on

elastic,

darning

tears

6

and

inserting

patches.

1

4

Blind

stitch

For

securing

seams

invisibly.

6

1

5

Elastic

blind

stitch

For

sewing

seams

invisibly

and

serging

(3

an

edge

at

the

same

time.

Also

for

stretch

materials.

Utility

stitch

table

16

17

18 19

20

21

22 23

24

25

26

27

70

71

72

73

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Description

Application

No.

1

6

Shell-eding

stitch

For

decorative

hems

on

light

fabrics,

j

e.

g.

for

underwear.

1

7

Blind

stitch

Needle

position

changeable

to

the

right.

1

8

Fancy

elastic

stitch

For

over

stitching

two

butt

joined

plies

of

fabric,

1

9

Stretch

triple

zigzag

stitch

For

sewing

elastic

tape

onto

elastic

materials.

20

Open

overlock

stitch

For

closing

and

simultaneously

serging

materials.

21

losed

overlock

stitch

For

simultaneously

closing

and serging

with

edge

thread

one

or

several

labric

plies.

An

overlock

seam

L._

Lthat

comes

next

to

an

industrial

seam.

22

Light-knit

patchwork

stitch

For

sewing

light-knit

fabrics

Also

as

a

fancy-stitch

seam

on

knitted

fabrics.

23

Pullovei

stitch

Elastic

closing

and

serging

seam

for

open

knit

materials.

24

Honeycomb

stitch

For

sewing

on

elastic

threads,

covering

terry-cloth

seams

and

for

fancy

hems

ft

-

-

-

-

25

Closed

overlock

stitch

For

closing

and serging

seams

for

materials

that

fray

easily.

26

Fagoting

stitch

For

joining

corsetry

pans

and

for

overstitching

that

fray

easily

27

1

Cross

stitch

Flat

joining

seam

for

elastic

butt

joined

fabric

plies.

Also

suitable

as

a

fancy

hem

70

Fully

automatic

linen

The

buttonhole

is

stored

in

three

buttonhole

pro

set

lengths,

e.

g.

for

bed

linen,

underwear

and

blouses

71

Linen

buttonhole

Stitch

length

and

width

adjustable,

thus

very

suitable

for

difficult

matendls

such

as

silk

or

viscous

fabrics

—

72

-

f

Stretch

buttonhole

For

stretch

materials,

73

I

Fully

automatic

eyelet

Can

be

re-called

in

different

sizes

74

Button

sewing program

Fully

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sewing

of

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various

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Electrical

connection

Detachable

work

support

Winding

the

bobbin

Bobbin

case

Bobbin

thread

tension

Threading

the

needle

thread

Needle

threader

Drawing

up

the

bobbin

thread

Presser

foot

lifter

Thread

trimmer

Changing

the

sewing

foot

Dual

feed

Top

feed

Changing

the

needle

Needle

thread

tension

Lowering

the

bottom

feed

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29

Place

the

enclosed

mains

cord,

foot

control

and

instruction

book

in

the

compartment

of

the

cover-

case.

I

rhe

programs

of

the

sewing

machine

are

illustrated

n

the

inside

of

the top

cover.

Connect

the

mains

cord

between

socket

(30)

of

the

sewing

machine

and

the

wall

socket

Cover-case

Top

cover

Open the

folding

cover

(37)

upwards.

Programs

Electrical

connection

Connecting

the

foot

control

Connect

the

plug

of

the

foot

control

with

the

connec

tion

socket

(31)of

the

sewing

machine.

The

sewing

speed

is

regulated

by

pressing

the

pedal.

Main

switch

When

the

main

switch

(1

5)

is

switched

on,

the

sewing

lamp

lights

up

The

sewing

machine

i

now

ready

to

use.

Accessory

compartment

Open

the

accessory

compartment

(16).

Sorting

the

accessories

The

enclosed

accessones

are

marked

with

numbers.

Sort

them

into

the

corresponding

compartments

of

the

accessory

box.

Swing

out

the

detachable

work

support

(1

6)

to

the

left

using

both

hands.

In

order

to

sew

using

the

free-arm,

swing

the

clutch

able

work

support

to

the

left

and

lift

it

upwards

out

of

the

hole.

When

you

replace

and

swing

it

in

again

make

u1:

the

detachable

work

support

is

flush

with

the

tree

arm

of

the

sewing

machine

A

Detachable

work

support

Removing

the

detachable

work

support

(free-arm)

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Pfaff 6250 Owner's manual

Brand: Pfaff

Model: 6250

Category: Sewing machines

Type: Owner's manual

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