Pfaff performance 2054 Owner's manual

Brand: Pfaff

Model: performance 2054

Category: Sewing machines

Type: Owner's manual

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IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

When

using

an

electrical

appliance,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

followed,

including

the

following:

Read

all

instructions

before

using

this

household

Sewing

machine.

Ak

DANGER

-

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock:

•

A

sewing

machine

should

never

be

left

unattended

when

plugged

in.

Always

unplug

this

sewing

machine

from

the

electric

outlet

immediately

after

using

and

before

cleaning.

•

Always

unplug

before

relamping.

Replace

bulb

with

same

type

rated

5

Watt.

WARNING

-

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons:

•

Do

not

allow

to

be

used

as

a

toy.

Close

attention

is

necessary

when

this

sewing

machine

is

used

by

or

near

children.

•

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.

•

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

sewing

machine

to

the

nearest

authorised

dealer

or

service

center

for

examination,

repair;

electrical

or

mechanical

adjustment.

•

Never

operate

the

sewing

machine

with

any

air

openings

blocked.

Keep

ventilation

openings

of

the

Sewing

machine

and

foot

controller

free

from

the

accumulation

of

lint,

dust,

and

loose

cloth.

•

Keep

fingers

away

from

all

moving

parts.

Special

care

is

required

around

the

Sewing

machine

needle.

•

Always

use

the

proper

needle

plate.

The

wrong

plate

can

cause

the

needle

to

break.

•

Do

not

use

bent

needles.

•

Do

not

pull

or

push

fabric

while

stitching.

It

may

deflect

the

needle

causing

it

to

break.

•

Switch

the

sewing

machine

off

(“0”)

when

making

any

adjustment

in

the

needle

area,

such

as

threading

needle,

changing

needle,

threading

bobbin,

or

changing

presser

foot,

etc.

•

Always

unplug

the

sewing

machine

from

the

electrical

outlet

when

removing

covers,

lubricating,

or

when

making

any

other

user

servicing

adjustments

mentioned

in

the

instruction

manual.

•

Never

drop

or

insert

any

object

into

any

opening.

•

Do

not

use

outdoors.

•

Do

not

operate

where

aerosol

(spray)

products

are

being

used

or

where

oxygen

is

being

administrated.

•

To

disconnect,

turn

all

controls

to

the

off

(“0”)

position,

then

remove

plug

from

outlet.

•

Do

not

unplug

by

pulling

on

cord.

To

unplug,

grasp

the

plug,

not

the

cord.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

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35.

36.

37.

38.

Needle

button

Sew

slowly

button

Pattern

start

button

Touch

screen

(Welcome

screen)

More

options

button

Main

menu

button,

opens

category

selection

Adjust

buttons,

adjust

+

and

Scroll

buttons,

scroll

to

next

column

or

sewingpatter

0

-

9

button,

opens

pattern

selection

by

numbers

Info

button,

opens

information

or

the

context

menu

Handle

Handwheel

Connection

socket,

lead

cord

Connection,

foot

control

Master

switch

Slide

for

lowering

feed

dog

Spool

holder

with

spool

cap

Lid

with

stitch

program

chart

Hole

for

second

spool

holder

Bobbin

winder

Bobbin

door

Free

arm

Needle

plate

Thread

cutter

Needle

holder

with

retaining

screw

Touchscreen

Take

up

lever

Thread

guide

Knee

lift

attachment

hole

Base

plate

Removable

accessory

tray

Presser

foot

holder

with

presser

foot

IDT

-

Integrated

Dual

Feed

Integrated

needle

threder

Presser

foot

lifter

Reverse

sewing

button

Threading

slots

Needle

thread

tension

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26,

27.

28.

29.

30.

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chart

Utility

stitches

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9

10

11

12

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14

15!

1

Straight

stitch

with

19

needle

positions

2

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch

with

19

needle

positions

For

all

straight

stitch

and

topstitching

jobs,

stitch

length

can

be

increased

up

to

6

mm.

19

needle

positions

are

available,

for

edge

finishing

or

sewing

in

zippers.

For

all

straight

stitch

and

topstitching

jobs,

particulary

on

stretch

fabrics,

e.g.

trouser

seams,

sportswear

and

work

wear.

Stitch

length

can

be

increased

up

to

6

mm

for

decorative

stitching.

3

Zigzag

stitch

For

finishing

seams,

overcasting,

appliqué

work,

inserting

lace

etc.

9

4

Elastic

stitch

with

two

For

sewing

on

elastic,

darning

tears

and

applying

patches.

9

perforations

5

Reverse

straight

stitch

A

durable

reverse

straight

stitch.

Suitable

for

stitch

combinations

in

stitch

sequences.

See

stitch

No

1.

For

decorative

hems

particulary

on

stretch

fabrics,

e.g.

underwear.

6

For

sewing

on

elastic

thread,

overstitching

terry

cloth

seams

and

for

7

ornamental

hem

seams

(smocking

effect).

For

sewing

on

elastic,

darning

tears

and

applying

patches.

7

9

mm

stitch

length.

8

Elastic

stitch

with

one

perforation

9

Stretch

triple

elastic

stitch

For

inserting

elastic

tape

in

sportswear

and

bathing

suits.

(Extre

mely

durable

seam

for

open-knit

materials.)

Stitch

Description

Application

No.

Width

up

to

mm

6

Shell-edging

stitch

7

Honeycomb

stitch

10

Purl

stitch

11

Faggoting

stitch

12

Decorative

stitch

13

Cross-hem

stitch

14

Stretch

triple

zigzag

stitch

15

Blindhem

stitch

7

Particulary

suitable

for

appliqué

work

thanks

to

its

stitch

density.

9

For

joining

foundation

garments.

Provides

a

decorative

hemstit-

7

ching

effect.

For

overstitching

elastic

cords

and

wool

threads

as

well

as

for

6

gathering

and

smocking.

Provides

a

highly

elastic,

decorative

seam

for

hem

finishing

on

7

sportswear

and

casuals.

For

sewing

elastic

tape

on

sportswear

and

bathing

suits.

Also

suita-

7

ble

for

hem

finishing.

For

securing

hems

invisibly.

6

6

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33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

55

57

For

serging,

appliqué

work

and

inserting

lace.

(May

be

sewn

from

left

to

right

or

from

right

to

left,

using

the

stitch

mirroring

key.)

35

Open

overedge

stitch

Elastic

serging

with

selvage

thread,

most

suited

for

stretchy,

easily

fraying

fabrics.

36

Open

overedge

stitch

For

joining

and

serging

light-knit

and

open-knit

fabrics

in

one

operation.

37

Light-knit

fabric

mending

Very

elastic,

durable

stitch

most

suited

for

sewing

and

darning

stitch

light-knit

fabric.

38

Closed

overedge

stitch

For

joining

and

serging

stretch

and

non-stretch

abrics

in

one

opera-

6

tion.

Elastic

assembly

and

serging

seam

for

open-knit

fabrics

and

jersey.

75

For

joining

terry

cloth

and

stretchy

fabrics,

for

inserting

patches.

75

For

overstitching

hem

seams

and

facings.

56

Unen

buttonhole

ButtonheforMouses,shtsandnen.

57

Standard

buttonhole

Buttonhole

for

blouses

and

shirts.

—

/

Stitch

Description

Application

No.

Width

up

to

mm

16

Stretch

blindhem

stitch

For

securing

hems

invisibly

on

stretch

fabrics.

6

17

Basting

stitch

For

basting

cut-out

parts

together.

—

18

Stemstitch

Durable

elastic

seam,

e.g.

for

working

on

leggins,

and

embroidery

2

work.

31

Closed

overedge

stitch

For

joining

and

serging

very

stretchy

and

easily

fraying

fabrics

in

7,5

with

selvage

thread

one

operation.

32

Closed

overedge

stitch

For

joining

and

serging

in

one

operation.

6

33

Edge

binding

stitch

For

hemming

and

decorative

edge

finishing

on

stretch

fabrics.

75

34

Zigzag

stitch

(needle

posi

tion

variablw

from

right

to

left)

9

7,5

7,5

39

Pullover

stitch

40

Cover

stitch

Utility

stitches

Stitch

Description

No.

62

Eyelet

buttonhole

with

crosswise

bar

63

Fancy

buttonhole

64

Program

for

sewing

on

buttons’

For

two-hole

or

four-hole

buttons.

6

65

Bartack

For

reinforcing

zippers

or

pocket

openings

on

trousers.

4

66

Pocket

tack

For

reinforcing

pocket

openings

on

trousers.

9

67

Arrowed

bartack

For

reinforcing

skirt

vents.

7

68

Labyrinth

For

darning

damaged

areas.

Also

suitable

for

embroidering.

9

69

Darning

program,

For

darning

damage

areas.

9

lengthwise

70

Darning

program,

For

reparing

little

holes.

lengthwise

and

crosswise

71

Automatic

eyelet

Various

sizes

in

the

memory.

Also

suited

for

embroidery

work.

9

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58

59

60

61

62

63

465

66

67

68

69

70

71

Appication

Width

up

to

mm

58

Stretch

buttonhole

Buttonhole

for

stretch

materials

and

knitwear

5,5

59

Cross-stitch

buttonhole

Buttonhole

for

fine

stretch

materials,

also

suitable

as

decorative

button

hole.

60

Round

buttonhole

with

Buttonhole

for

shirts,

blouses

and

dresses.

7

longitudinal

bar

61

Eylet

buttonhole

with

Buttonhole

for

jackets,

overcoats

and

trousers.

8,5

tapered

bar

Buttonhole

for

jackets,

overcoats

and

trousers.

Decorative

buttonhole

for

shirts,

blouses

and

dresses.

8,5

8,5

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headings

Getting

started

Carrying

case

Lid

Electrical

connection

Connecting

the

foot

control

On

/

Off

switch

Voltage

switch

Accessory

tray

Sewing

with

free

arm

Preparing

the

machine

for

bobbin

winding

Winding

the

bobbin

from

the

spool

pin

Winding

from

the

second

spool

pin

Inserting

the

bobbin

Taking

out

the

bobbin

case

Setting

the

needle

thread

tension

Threading

the

needle

Integrated

Needle

Threader

Changing

the

presser

foot

Winding

a

bobbin

through

the

needle

Threading

the

twin

needle

Changing

the

needle

IDT

(Integrated

Dual

Feed)

Lowering

the

feed

dog

Electronic

knee

lift

Operating

your

performance

2054

Instructions

on

operating

your

Pfaff

performance

2054

Function

buttons

Sewing

menu

Altering

the

stitch

settings

More

options

for

sewing

19

Selecting

a

stitch

Selection

by

category

All

stitches

selection

Selection

by

number

Direct

selection

Exiting

a

sewing

menu

The

Context

menu

The

functions

in

the

Context

menu

Info

system

Information

in

the

main

menu

20

Sequences

21

Available

sewing

functions

in

the

stitch

sequence

Creating

a

stitch

sequence

Editing

a

stitch

sequence

Saving

a

Stitch

Sequence

Creating

a

new

stitch

sequence

Opening

a

memory

Alphabets

Creating

a

word

Sequence

Edit

a

word

sequence

in

the

Stitch

sequence

menu

Utility

stitches

Sewing

in

zippers

-

No

1

Straight

stitch

-

No

1

Basting

stitch

-

No

17

Top

stitching

-

No

1

Elastic

blind

hem

stitch

—

No

16

Blind

hem

stitch

—

No

5

Zig

zag

stitch

—

3

Stretch

triple

zig

zag

stitch

—

14

page

16

16

17

17

17

17

18

19

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43

43

43

43

43

44

44

46

47

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50

50

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61

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28

29

29

30

32

33

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36

36

38

39

12

Decorative

sewing

specialty

techniques

Quilting

Free

Motion

Embroidery

Nostalgia

/Heirloom

Home

Decorating

Fashion

Eyelets

Hemstitching

Cross

Stitch

Twin

needle

sewing

Tapering

Appliqué

designs

Accessories

Standard

presser

feet

and

accessories

Felling

foot

Appliqué

foot

Pintuck

foot

62

62

62

63

63

63

64

65

68

68

69

70

71

71

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81

83

85

86

90

91

93

Pintuck

blade

Cording

foot

Gathering

foot

Knit

edge/piping/beading

foot

Ruffle

r

Open

toe

appliqué

foot

Quilting

guide

Eyelet

plate

Bridging

guide

1/4

inch

Quilting

foot

with

IDT

Quilting

of

the

fabric

layers

Free

motion

quilt

foot

Bias

binder

Pintuck

Foot

with

Decorative

Stitch

Guide

Non-stick

Foot

with

IDT

7/9

Hole

Cord

Foot

with

IDT

Couching/Braiding

Foot

with

IDT

Circular

Embroidery

Guide

Fringe

Presser

Foot

with

IDT

Narrow

Edge

Foot

with

IDT

Triple

needle

Fancy

patterns

with

twin

needles

Stabilizer

Changing

the

needle

plate

Cleaning

Changing

the

light

bulb

Bulb

removal

Sewing

proberns

and

their

solutions

Technical

data

Package

contents

I

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Elastic

stitch

—

No

4

•

Honeycomb

stitch

—

No

7

I

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch

—

No

2

Darning

with

the

elastic

stitch

—

No

4

•

Sewing-on

patches

—

No

4

I

Repairing

tears

Overlock

stitches

!

Buttonholes

I

Sewing

on

buttons

—

No

64

Eyelets—No

71

Automatic

darning

—

No

69

I

Free

motion

darning

Gathering

with

straight

stitch

—

No

1

Gathering

with

elastic

threads

—

No

7

F

F

F

F

87

Maintenance

88

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96

98

98

99

Pt

Carrying

case

Place

the

enclosed

lead

cord,

the

foot

control

and

instruction

book

into

the

compartment

of

the

carrying

case.

Lid

Open

the

lid

upwards.

fi

jj

-

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I

F

0

The

stitches

of

the

sewing

machine

are

illustrated

on

the

inside

of

the

lid.

PFRFF

16

Er

F

Electrkal

connection

Connect

the

lead

cord

between

the

socket

of

the

sewing

macb

and

the

wall

outlet.

For

the

USA

and

Canada:

This

sewing

machine

has

a

polarized

plug

(one

blade

wider

th

the

other),

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

this

plug

is

inte

to

fit

in

a

polarized

outlet

only

one

way.

If

the

plug

does

not

f

fully

in

the

outlet,

reverse

the

plug.

If

it

still

does

not

fit,

cont

qualified

electrician

to

install

the

proper

outlet.

DO

NOT

modify

the

plug

in

any

wayl

Connecting

the

foot

control

Connect

the

plug

of

the

foot

control

to

the

connection

socket

of

the

sewing

machine.

The

sewing

speed

is

controlled

by

pressing

the

foot

control.

The

foot

control

type

ATK

0070

has

to

be

used

for

this

sewing

machine.

On

I

Off

switch

When

the

On

I

Off

switch

is

switched

on

(switch

function

I)

the

sewing

lamp

lights

up

and

the

welcome

screen

appears

on

the

touch

screen.

The

sewing

machine

is

now

ready

to

sew.

=

OFF

=

ON

Voftage

swrch

220V-24OVorl2OV

The

sewing

machine

is

set

to

the

voltage

for

Europe

220

V

-

240

V.

To

change

the

voltage

to

120

V,

you

must

remove

the

small

plastic

protection

and

slide

the

dual

voltage

switch

to

120

V

on

the

underside

of

your

machine.

vI

I

/

I

—

Open

the

accessory

tray

by

placing

your

left

index

finger

on

the

ridged

area

on

the

left

of

the

lid

and

open

the

lid

upwards

and

towards

you.

Arranging

the

accessories

The

standard

accessories

are

marked

with

numbers.

Arrange

the

parts

in

the

respective

compartments

of

the

accessory

tray.

L

Accessory

tray

—

18

1

8)

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

195

J

Sewing

with

free

arm

In

order

to

sew

using

the

free

arm,

swing

the

accessory

tray

to

the

left

and

lift

it

upwards

out

of

the

hole.

When

replacing

the

tray,

make

sure

it

is

flush

with

the

free

arm

of

the

sewing

machine.

Preparing

the

machine

for

bobbing

winding

Place

an

empty

bobbin

so

that

the

black

pin

of

the

bobbin

winder

snaps

into

the

slot

of

the

bobbin.

Push

the

bobbin

to

the

right.

Note:

The

bobbin

can

only

be

wound

if

it

is

moved

fully

to

the

right

0

0

0

E

E

—i

dh

88

Place

the

sewing

thread

on

the

spool

pin.

Slide

a

spool

cap,

slightly

larger

than

the

the

spool,

firmly

against

the

spool.

Threading

Place

the

thread

into

guide

A

from

the

front

and

pull

it

counterclockwise

around

the

pre-tension

device

B.

Pull

the

thread

under

the

thread

guide

C

(from

back

to

front).

Wind

the

start

of

the

thread

around

the

bobbin

several

times

in

a

clockwise

direction.

Turn

on

the

machine

Hold

the

end

of

the

thread

firmly

and

press

the

foot

control.

As

soon

as

the

bobbin

is

full,

the

winding

action

will

be

stopped

automatically.

Push

the

bobbin

to

the

left,

cut

the

thread

and

remove

bobbin

from

the

winder.

Winding

the

bobbin

from

the

spool

pin

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Pfaff performance 2054 Owner's manual

Brand: Pfaff

Model: performance 2054

Category: Sewing machines

Type: Owner's manual

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