Pfaff Tiptronic 6270 Owner's manual

PFAFF

tiptronic

6270

Instruction

book

I

For

easier

understanding

of

this

instruction

book

please

unfold

this

page

when

reading

it.

;afety

rules

r

the

United

Kingdom

only

he

leads

must

definitely

not

be

connected

to

the

safety-lead

terminal

I

nor

to

plug

with

three

pins.

ie

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

according

to

the

following

code:

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

3

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

ith

the

colour

coding

of

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

ie

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

mar

d

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

e

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

rked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

t

off

mains

plugs

are

definitely

not

to

be

used,

but

disposed

of

immediately.

fective

mains

leads

must

be

replaced

complete.

ly

3

A

spare

fuses

must

be

used

as

approved

by

ASTA

according

to

BS

1362

I

the

fuse

cover

must

be

marked

3

A

or

with

the

corresponding

colour

code.

plug

must

never

be

used

without

fuse

cover.

Spare

fuse

covers

are

available

electrical

suppliers

or

the

PFAFF

agencies.

e

also

observe

the

general

safety

notes

on

page

2.

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Parts

of

the

sewing

machine

(1)

Key

for

“reverse

sewing”

(2)

Key

for

“needle

up/down

position”

(3)

Key

for

“buttonhole/tacking/Single

pattern”

(4)

Key

for

“slow

sewing”

(5)

Clear

key

“pattern

start”

(6)

Twin

needle

indicator

(7)

Stitch

width

slide

key/needle

positions

(8)

Stitch

length

slide

key/buttonhole

length/stitch

density

(9)

Balance

slide

key/pattern

length

I

(10)

Carrying

handle

I

(11)

Handwheel

(12)

Handwheel

release

disk

(13)

Program

keyfor

unitdigits

(1

4)

Liquid

crystal

display

(1

5)

Clear

key

“beginning

of

pattern”

(16)

Master

switch

(1

7)

Accessory

box

(1

8>

Sewing

foot

holder

with

sewing

foot

(1

9)

Needle

threader

(20)

Thread

guides

(21)

Threading

slot

(22>

Needle

thread

tension

(23>

Take-up

lever

(24)

Presser

bar

lifter

(25)

Needle

holder

with

set

screw

(26)

Program

key

for

tens

digits

(27)

Thread

guide

for

bobbin

winding

(28)

Program

table

(29)

Spool

holder

with

unwinding

disk

(30)

Second

spare

spool

holder

(31)

Bobbin

winder

(32)

Connection

socket

“lead

cord”

(33)

Connection

socket

“foot

controller”

(34)

Base

plate

(35)

Hook

cover

(36)

Free

arm

(37)

Sewing

lamp

(38)

Thread

trimmer

(39)

Top

cover

(40)

Dual

Feed/IDT

system

(top

feed)

(41)

Needle

plate

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

For

the

United

States

only

When

you

use

an

electric

appliance,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

adhered

to

as

follows:

Read

all

instructions

before

using

this

sewing

machine.

D/LF%IGER

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock

1.

The

sewing

machine

should

never

be

left

unattended

when

plugged

in.

Always

unplug

this

appliance

from

the

electric

outlet

immediately

after

using

and

before

cleaning.

2.

Always

unplug

sewing

machine

before

replacing

bulb.

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

store

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.

red.

8.

To

disconnect,

turn

all

controls

to

off

(O”)

position,

then

remove

plug

from

outlet

9.

Never

operate

on

a

soft

surface

such

as

a

bed

or

couch

where

the

air

openings

may

be

blocked.

1

0.

Do

not

unplug

by

pulling

on

cord.

To

unplug,

grasp

the

plug,

not

the

cord.

11.

Keep

fingers

away

from

all

moving

parts.

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

manufacturer

only.

1

4.

Do

not

pull

or

push

fabric

while

stitching.

It

may

deflect

the

needle,

causing

it

to

break.

1

5.

Switch

the

sewing

machine

off

(“0”>

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

other

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

This

sewing

machine

is

designed

and

manufactured

for

HOUSEHOLD

use

only.

l!ARI\IING

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons:

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

in

this

manual.

Use

only

attachments

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

as

contained

in

this

manual.

3.

Never

operate

this

sewing

machine

if

it

has

a

damaged

cord

or

plug,

if

it

is

not

working

properly,

if

it

has

been

dropped

or

damaged,

or

dropped

into

water.

Return

the

appliance

to

the

nearest

authorized

dealer

or

service

center

for

examination,

repair,

electrical

or

mechanical

adjustment

4.

Never

operate

the

sewing

machine

with

any

air

openings

blocked.

Keep

ventilation

openings

of

the

sewing

machine

and

foot

control

free

from

the

accumulation

of

lint

dust

and

loose

cloth.

F

5.

Never

drop

or

insert

any

object

into

any

opening.

6.

Do

not

use

out-of-doors.

7.

Do

not

operate

where

aerosol

(spray>

products

are

being

used

or

where

oxygen

is

being

administe

1

Notes

on

safety

for

household

sewing

machi

nes

in

accordance

with

EN

60

335-2-28

and

IEC

60

335-2-28

1.

The

user

must

exercise

adequate

caution

with

regard

to

the

up

and

down

move

ment

of

the

needle

and

must

constantly

observe

the

sewing

area

while,

sewing.

2.

When

leaving

the

machine

unattended,

during

maintenance

work

or

when

replacing

mechanical

parts

or

accesso

ries,

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

PFAFF

mechanic.

5.

The

machine

must

be

operated

in

accordance

with

the

indications

on

the

specification

plate.

6.

Do

not

insert

any

objects

into

openings

on

the

machine.

7.

Do

not

use

the

sewing

machine

if:

—

there

is

visible

damage

—

its

function

is

disturbed

—

it

is

wet

e.g.

with

condensation

which

can

occur

when

a

cold

machine

is

brought

into

a

warm

room.

8.

Do

not

pull

the

mains

plug

out

of

the

socket

by

its

cord.

9.

If

this

appliance

is

used

for

another

pur

pose

than

that

for

which

it

is

intended

or

if

it

is

wrongly

operated,

we

cannot

accept

any

liability

for

any

damage

caused.

1

0.

To

avoid

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

do

not

open

the

machine.

There

are

no

parts

inside

the

machine

which

the

user

can

repair.

Repairs

are

solely

the

responsibility

of

our

qualified

service

staff.

11.

Be

sure

to

use

only

original

PFAFF

parts.

1

2.

The

machine

is

designed

for

a

mains

supply

with

a

nominal

voltage

of

+1—10

%

and

a

rated

frequency

of

1

3.

When

used

properly,

the

temperature

of

the

outer

components

of

a

non-electronically

controlled

foot

control

can

reach

up

to

85

°C.

Constant

use

at

a

low

speed

is

therefore

not

permitted

in

order

to

avoid

damage.

Environment

The

recommended

environment

is:

Ambient

temperature

1

0

°C

to

40

°C

Humidity

20

%

to

80

%

Storage

temperature:

—25

°C

to

+60

°C

The

machine

is

suppressed

and

immune

to

interference;

however,

it

should

not

be

operated

near

electronic

devices

such

as

radios,

TVs,

PCs,

broadcasting

transmitters

etc.

This

sewing

machine

is

a

high-quality

electro

nic-mechanical

device.

It

is

a

machine

for

supervised

use

in

the

home.

It

should

not

be

subjected

to:

dust

dampness,

direct

sunlight

static

electricity,

heat-radiating

objects,

corrosive

chemicals

or

liquids.

For

ventilation

purposes

the

machine

must

only

be

operated

on

an

open

surface

which

is

both

firm

and

horizontal.

Care

of

the

machine

Always

protect

the

machine

from

damage

which

may

be

caused

by

it

being

hit

or

drop-

ped.

Cleaning

Housing

and

display

To

clean

the

housing,

use

only

a

clean,

dry,

soft,

lint-free

cloth.

To

remove

any

stubborn

dirt

use

a

soft

cloth

with

alcohol.

Please

note!

Do

not

use

any

insecticides

or

chemical

pro

ducts

such

as

petrol

or

liquid

chemicals

to

clean

the

housing.

Notes

on

safety

+1-4

%.

2

Modern,

uncomplicated

—

Computerized

sewing

—

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.

ft

features

the

very

latest

in

design

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.

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Index

Page

Accessories

and

needles

1

03—il

9

Accessory

compartment

1

8

Adjusting

slide

keys

37—40

Alphabet

90

Appliqués

92

Appliquefoot

ioi

Applying

patches

75

Automatic

darning

54+74

Balance

40

Balance

slide

key

37

Bartack

54

Basting

stitch

51

Bias

tape

binder

11

2

Blind

stitch

53

Bobbin

case

23

Bobbin

thread,

raising

the

27

Bobbin

thread

tension

23,

24

Bobbin

winding

19—21

Bobbin

winding

through

the

needle

22

Borders

85,

86

Braces

89

Buttonhole

balance

66

Buttonholes

64—67’

Buttonhole,

fully

automatic

65

Buttonhole

with

gimp

thread

67

Buttonhole,

programmable

65

Buttonhole/tacking/single

pattern

36

Carrycase

16

Changing

a

sewing

foot

28

Changing

the

needle

31

Changing

the

needle

plate

124

Cleaning

and

oiling

1

24

Clear

key

36

Closed

overlock

stitch

60

Closed

overlock

stitch

with

edge

thread

61

Combined

borders

85

Cording

foot

11

3

Couching

foot

114

Cross

hem

stitch

63

Cross

stitch

87

Darning

73—75

Darning

tears

75

Darning

with

zigzag

stitch

74,

75

Darning

with

straight

stitch

Decorative

stitches

,

81—101

Detachable

work

support

1

8

Dual

Feed

29,

30

4

Index

Page

Elastic

stitch

59

Electrical

connection

1

6,

1

7

Electronics

33—45

Embroidery

stitch

programs

10

J

Embroiderytechniques

81—101

Explanation

for

sewing

recommendations

table

50

Eyelet

embroidery

98,

99

Eyelets

56

Fagoting

stitch

62

Fancy

elastic

stitch

62

Faults

1

26

Felling

foot

1

09

Foot

control

1

7

Free

arm

18

Fringe

foot

11

3

Function

keys

36,

37

Gathering

with

elastic

threads

71

Gathering

with

straight

stitch

70

Handwheel

release

disk

1

9

Hemstitching

95—97

Hem

with

the

twin

needle

69

Honeycomb

stitch

sg

Inserting

the

bobbin

24

Inserting

zippers

76,

77

Knit-edge

foot

111

Lacework

79

Large-area

embroidery

87

Leather

embroidery

88

Left

needle

position

38,

68

Lightbulb

125

Light

knit

mending

stitch

63

Linen

embroidery

93

Lowering

the

feed

dog

32

Maintenance

and

sewing

faults

121—126

Master

switch

1

7

Monograms

91

Needle

chart

118,119

Needle

positions

38

Needle

thread

tension

68

Needle

threader

26

Needle

up/down

position

36

5

index

Oiling

Open

appliqué

foot

Open

overlook

stitch

.

Overlock

stitches

Pattern

length

Pattern

sequence

Pattern

sequence

memory

key

Pattern

start

(clear

key)

Pattern

width

Pintuck

foot

Plain

stem

stitch

Practical

sewing

Presser

bar

lifter

Program

keys

unit

digits

Program

keys

tens

digits

Pullover

stitch

Quilting

100,

101

Quilting

and

patchwork

foot

11

5

Reverse

sewing

Richelieu

Right

needle

position

Roll-hemming

Ruffler

Safety

notes

Seam

finishing

stitches

Semiautomatic

processing

of

2nd

tack

(buttonhole)

Serging

with

the

overlook

foot

Serging

with

zigzag

stitch

7/9

hole

foot

Sewing

aids

Sewing

chart

Sewing

faults

and

their

remedies

Sewing

feet

(special

accessories)

Sewing

feet

(standard

accessories)

Sewing-function

keys

Sewing

lamp

Sewing

on

buttons

Sewing

with

zigzag

stitch

Shell

edging

Shirring

foot

Single

pattern

Slow

sewing

Smocking

effect

Special

accessory

table

Stitch

density

Stitch

length

6

Page

124

117

60

60,

61

40

41

—45

37

36

38

110

58

47-80

27

37

61

ci

I

ii

ti

I

36

94

38,

68

78

112

I

57—63

66

52.

53

52

114

68

50

126

108

106,107

36,

37

1

25

55

52

80

111

36

72

108

39

Index

Page

Stitch

length

slide

key

37

Stitch

width

38

Stitch

width

slide

key

37

Straight

stitch

51

Fi’

Stretch

buttonhole

67

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch

57

Stretch

triple

zigzag

stitch

58

I

Suspenders

89

r

Tacking

36

Technical

section

1

3—32

Thread

spool

20

r

Thread

tension

23,

24,

32

Thread

cutter

27

Threading

25

-

Threading

the

needle

thread

25

Threading

the

sewing

machine

24

Top

cover

16

Top

feed

30

Topstitching

68

Twin

needle

69,

86

I

Twin-needle

cording

foot

11

6

Twin

needle

indicator

36

Utility

and

decorative

stitches

47—80

Utility

stitches

51

—56

Utility

stitch

table

8,

9

Winding

from

a

second

spool

holder

21

Zigzag

stitch

52

7

Utility

stitch

table

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Description

Application

14

Width

up

to

mm

00

Straight

stitch

For

straight

stitch

and

lockstitch

sewling.

—

Middle

needle

position

6

mm

stitch

length.

01

Straight

stitch

For

sewing

and

topstitching

work

requiring

left

—

Left

needle

position

needle

position.

02

Straight

stitch

with

For

sewing

requiring

other

needle

positions,

—

1

3

needle

positions

i.e.

zipper

insertion,

and

special

topstitching

work.

03

Quilting

stitch

with

For

top-stitching

when

quilting.

—

1

3

needle

positions

04

Plain

stem

stitch

Durable

elastic

seam,

i.e.

for

sewing

leggings,

3

and

for

embroidery

work.

05

Triple

stem

stitch

Ornamental

utility

stitch.

—

06

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch,

stitch

length

1

.5

to

45

mm

with

1

needle

positions

For

highly

durable

seams,

i.e.

for

inseams,

—

sportswear,

work

wear,

and

decorative

07

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch,

topstitching

stitch

length

3

to

6

mm

with

1

needle

positions

I

08

Basting

stitch

For

basting

your

sewing.

—

09

Quilting

or

appliqué

stitch

For

appliqués

when

quilting

or

pinstitching.

6

1

0

Zigzag

stitch

For

serging

and

appliqué

work

6

1

Zigzag

stitch,

needle

position

changeable

from

right

to

left

For

eyelet

embroidery

and

cording

work

6

1

2

Zigzag

stitch,

needle

position

changeable

from

left

to

right

1

3

Elastic

stitch

For

sewing

on

elastic,

darning

tears,

6

and

applying

patches.

1

4

Blind

stitch

For

securing

hems

invisibly.

6

8

Utility

stitch

table

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up

to

No.

mm

1

5

Elastic

blind

stitch

For

securing

hems

invisibly

and

serging

an

6

edge

at

the

same

time.

Also

for

stretch

fabrics.

1

6

Shell-edging

stitch

For

decorative

hems

on

light

fabrics,

6

i.e.

for

lingerie.

1

7

Blind

stitch

For

securing

hems

invisibly.

6

Needle

position

changeable

to

the

right

1

8

Fancy

elastic

stitch

For

over-stitching

two

butt-joined

ayers

6

of

fabric.

1

9

Stretch

triple

zigzag

For

sewing

elastic

onto

stretch

fabrics.

6

20

Open

overlock

stitch

For

simultaneously

seaming

and

finishing

seam

6

edges

of

firm

materials.

21

Closed

overlook

stitch

For

simultaneously

seaming

and

finishing

one

or

6

with

edge

thread

several

fabric

layers.

An

overlook

seam

that

comes

close

to

an

industrial

seam.

22

Light

knit

patchwork

stitch

For

sewing

light

knit

fabrics.

6

Also

as

a

fancy-stitch

seam

on

knitted

fabrics.

23

Pullover

stitch

For

simultaneously

seaming

and

finishing

6

seam

edges

on

open

knits.

24

Honeycomb

stitch

For

sewing

on

elastic

threads,

covering

terry

6

cloth

seams

and

for

fancy

hems.

25

Closed

overlock

stitch

Seaming

and

finishing

on

fabrics

that

fray

easily.

6

26

Fagoting

stitch

For

joining

corsetry

parts

and

for

over-stitching

,

6

butt-joined

fabric

layers.

27

Cross

hem

stitch

Flat

joining

seam

for

elastic

butt-joined

seams.

6

Also

suitable

as

a

fancy

hem.

29

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program

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reinforce

damaged

areas

or

to

darn

6

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holes.

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up

to

No.

mm

70

Fully

automatic

linen

The

buttonhole

is

stored

in

three

default

lengths,

5,5

buttonhole

i.e.

for

linen

and

blouses.

71

Linen

buttonhole

Stitch

density

and

width

can

be

changed,

5,5

therefore

particularly

well

suited

for

difficult

materials,

e.g.

silk,

rayon.

72

Stretch

buttonhole

For

stretchable

material.

5,5

73

Fully

automatic

eyelets

Stored

in

two

sizes.

6

74

Button

attaching

program

Attaching

buttons

of

various

sizes

fully

automatic.

6

A

Alphabet

from

A

to

Z

0

Numbers

from

0

to

9

m

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memory

for

creating

a

pattern

sequence

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work

Support

Bobbin

winding

Bobbin

winding

through

the

needle

Bobbin

case

Bobbin

thread

tension

Threading

the

needle

thread

Needle

threader

Presser

foot

lifter

Drawing

up

the

bobbin

thread

Thread

trimmer

Changing

the

sewing

foot

Dual

feed

(IDT)

Changing

the

needle

Needle

thread

tension

Lowering

the

feed

dog

Pages

16,17

Page

18

Pages

19—21

Page

22

Page

23

Page

24

Page

25

Page

25

Page

27

Page

27

Page

27

Page

28

Pages

29,

30

Page

31

Page

32

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Contents

Electrical

connection

15

4

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Carrying

case

Place

the

enclosed

lead

cord,

foot

control

and

instruction

book

in

the

compartment

of

the

carrying

case.

(frJI

Programs

The

programs

of

the

sewing

machine

are

illustrated

on

the

inside

of

the

top

cover.

Electrical

connection

Connect

the

lead

cord

between

the

socket

(32)

of

the

sewing

machine

and

the

wall

socket.

This

appliance

has

a

polarized

plug

(one

blade

wider

than

the

other).

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

this

plug

is

intended

to

fit

in

a

polarized

outlet

only

one

way.

If

the

plug

does

not

fit

fully

in

the

outlet

reverse

the

plug.

If

it

still

does

not

fit,

contact

a

qualified

electrican

to

install

the

proper

outlet

Do

not

modify

the

plug

in

any

way.

For

this

sewing

machine

has

to

be

used

foot

controller

typ

ATK

0060

or

ATIK

0033

16

Top

cover

Open

the

folding

cover

(39)

upwards.

—

-220

V

120

V

Connecting

the

foot

control

Connect

the

plug

of

the

foot

control

with

the

connection

socket

(33)

of

the

sewing

machine.

The

sewing

speed

is

regulated

by

pressing

the

pedal.

J

Fot

this

sewing

machine

has

to

be

used

foot

controller

typ

ATK

0033

or

ATI(

0060

Master

switch

When

the

master

switch

(1

6)

is

switched

on,

the

sewing

lamp

lights

up.

The

sewing

machine

is

now

ready

to

use.

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