Pfaff expression 2034 Owner's manual

Instruction

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a

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.

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

typo

rated

max

5

Watt.

VVARNING

—

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

person:

•

Do

not

allow

to

be

used

as

a

toy

Close

attention

is

necessary

when

this

sewing

machine

is

used

by

or

near

children

and

infirm

persons.

•

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

(

amaged

cord

or

plug,

if

it

is

not

working

properly,

if

it

has

been

dropped

or

damaged,

or

dropped

into

water

Return

the

sowing

machine

to

the

nearest

authorized

dealer

or

service

center

for

examination,

repair,

electrical

oi

rTlechanical

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

awoy

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

F

•

Do

not

pull

or

push

fabric

whilo

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

makirn

any

other

user

servicing

adjustments

mentioned

in

the

instruction

manual.

•

Never

drop

or

insert

any

object

into

any

opening.

:

•

Do

not

use

outdoors.

•

Do

riot

operate

where

aerosol

(spray)

products

are

being

used

or

where

oxygen

is

being

administered.

•

To

ji’r,(,onnect,

turn

all

controls

to

the

off

(‘0”)

position. tlien

ernove

plug from

outlet.

•

Do

not

unplug

by

pulling

on

cord

To

unplug,

grasp

the

plug, not

the

cord.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

F

or

tlw

USA

and

Canada

Ii

ii

‘ii

him

mis

a

polarized

plug

(one

blade

wider

than

the

other).

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

this

plug

is

i

ii

iii

polimrized

outlet

only

one

way.

If

the

plug

does

not

fit

fully

in

the

outlet,

reverse

the

plug.

If

it

still

does

not

I

u,hmhii’rl

mloc.trician

to

install

the

proper

outlet.

Do

not

modify

the

plug

in

any

way.

1-

a.

Modern,

uncomplicated

Sewing

by

push-button

control

Congratulations!

You

have

purchased

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

very

latest

in

design

and

technology,

and

this

instruction

book

is

just

as

uncomplicated

as

your

PFAFF

sewing

machine,

It

applies

both

to

the

2046

model

and

to

the

2034.

Should

there

be

any

difference

in

operation

we

have

pointed

that

out

separately.

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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ntroduction

Index

of

headings

D

P

A

Darning,

automatic

darning

(model

2046)

62

Accessories

20,

96-97

Darning,

sewing

on

patches

59,

62-63

Applique

foot

100

Decorative

sewing,

general

notes

84

Applique

designs

91

Decorative

stitches,

Quilt

Expression

2046

10

Automatic

tapering

89,

90

Decorative

stitches,

Expression

2034

11

B

E

Balance

40

Elastic

utility

stitches

56-60,

65

Basting

55

Electrical

connection

19

P

Bias

binder

105

Eyelet

embroidery

93

Blind

hem

56

Eyelets

61

Bobbin

case

24,

25

F

Bobbin

thread

monitor

(model

2046)

37

Feed

dog,

lowering

34

Bobbin

thread

tension

25

Felling

foot

100

Bobbin

thread,

drawing

up

28

Foot

control,

connecting

19

Bobbin

winding

21-23

Free

motion

embroidery

87

Bobbin

winding

through

the

needle

30

Free

motion

quilting

foot

105

Braiding

foot

107

Fringe

foot

109

Bridging

65

Buttonhole,

fully-automatic

72

G

t

Buttonholes

70-76

Gathering

64,

102

Buttonholes

with

gimp

thread

75

H

Buttonhole

tips

76

Buttonholes,

types

71

Hemming,

rolled

66

Buttons,

sewing

on

61

Hemstitchng

94

P

C

I

Carrying

case

18

IDT

(Integrated

Dual

Feed)

32,

33

Changing

a

pattern

within

Info

menu

41

P

the

stitch

sequence

52

Invisible

hems,

blind

stitch

56

Circular

embroidery

guide

108

K

Cleaning

and

oiling

114

Combined

borders

85

Knit

edge

foot

103

Combined

borders

with

twin

needle

85

L

Cording

foot

102

Lid

with

stitch

chart

18

Cross

hem

stitch

65

Light

bulb,

changing

115

Cross-stitch

92

‘Lock”

button

43

M

M-memories,

deleting

all

Master

switch

4

Monograms,

Free

motion

I

Introduction

N

Narrow

edge

foot

Needle

plate,

changing

Needle

table

Needle

threader,

Integrated

Needle,

changing

Needle,

threading

Needle/bobbin

thread

tension

Non-elastic/elastic

stitches

Non-stick

fancy

stitch

foot

for

leather

0

Overlock

stitches

P

Parts

of

the

sewing

machine

(2046)

Parts

of

the

sewing

machine

(2034)

Patchwork

and

quilting

“Pattern

start’

‘Pattern

start”

within

stitch

sequence

Pattern

length/pattern

width,

changing

for

decorative

stitches

Pattern

length/stitch

density

Pattern

mirroring

Pattern

settings,

altering

Pattern

sizes,

altering

Pattern

width/stitch

length,

altering

Patterns,

storing

Pintuck

foot

Pintuck

foot

with

guide

Presser

feet

(special

accessories)

Presser

feet

(standard

accessories)

Presser

toot

lifter

Presser

foot,

changing

R

Removable

accessory

tray

Repairing

tears

Reverse

sewing

Roll

hemming

Ruffler

S

Sewing

function

buttons

Sewing

problems

and

their

solutions

Sewing

programs,

selecting

Shell

edging

Shirring

foot

Stitch

patterns,

formation

Stitch

sequence

buttons

Stitch

sequence,

deleting

Stitch

sequence,

deleting

from

Stitch

sequence,

inserting

into

Stitch

sequences,

general

notes

60

Stitch

width/needle

position,

altering

T

Tapering

with

satin-stitch

zigzag

Technical

data

Thread

cutter

Thread

tension,

general

notes

Threading

Tie-off

Tips

for

a

perfect

buttonhole

Top

feed

(integrated

dual

feed)

Twin

needle

Twin

needle,

threading

U

Utility

stitches,

Quilt

Expression

2046

Utility

stitches,

Expression

2034

Window,

adjusting

the

contrast

z

Zippers,

sewing

in

1/4

inch

quilt

and

patchwork

foot

7/9

hole

foot

42

116,

117

36

67

102

45

49

51

50

51

48

38

88-89

118

28

24

26,

27

42

76

32,

33

44

31

6,7

8,

9

54

104

107

109

114

110,

111

27

31

26-27

24-26

54-58

106

14-15

16-17

77-82

49

52

84

39

42

37-40

37

38,

39

49,

50

101

106

98-99

V

96,

97

Voltage

switch

19

36

29

21

59

41

66

103

5

roduction

Utility

stitches

Expression

2034

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

10

11

12

13

Sfltóh

Des_n

pplicaUon

Width

No

Upto

mm

1

2

3

4

0

6

7

8

9

0

10

11

12

13

Straight

stitch

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch

Zigzag

stitch,

Center

needle

position

Elastic

stitch

Blind

hem

stitch

Elastic

blind

hem

stitch

Closed

overlock

stitch

Bridging

stitch

Linen

buttonhole

Button

attaching

program

Basting

stitch

Quilt

stitch

Zigzag

stitch

Right/Left

needle

position

Stem

stitch,

narrow

For

seaming

and

topstitching

up

to

6

mm.

13

needle

positions

available

for

edgestitching

or

sewing

in

zippers.

For

reinforced

seams

such

as

trousers,

under

arm

seams

or

decorative

topstitching.

With

13

needle

positions.

For

finishing

seams

on

fabrics,

applique.

and

inserting

lace.

Strong

stitch

for

seam

finishes,

sewing

elastic,

darning

tears,

and

patches.

For

securing

hems

invisibly

on

woven

fabrics

For

securing

hems

invisibly

and

finishing

the

edge

on

stretch

fabrics.

For

joining

and

overcasting

stretch

fabrics

in

one

operation

For

bridging,

decorative

hemstitching

and

crazy

quilting.

Buttonhole

for

blouses,

shirts

and

linen.

For

two-hole

or

four-hole

buttons.

For

basting

project

pieces

together.

For

topstitching

quilt

projects

with

a

handlook

stitch.

For

applique,

couching

over

cords

and

creating

eyelets.

For

decorative

sewing

such

as

flower

stems

and

underlining

letters.

a

+

6

3

8

I

Introduction

Hem

stitching

Hem

stitching

Hem

stitching

For

joining

overlapped

seams

on

bulky

fabrics

such

as

leathers

and

terry

cloth.

For

handlook

quilt

applique

or

pinstitching.

For

decorative

sewing

such

as

flower

stems

and

underlining

letters.

Elastic

stitch

for

decorative

hems

and

topstitching.

For

joining

and

overcasting stretch

fabrics

in

one

operation.

Elastic,

decorative

stitch

for

ornamental

hem

finishing

on

stretch

fabric,

for

decorative

elastic

application

and

sewing

with

elastic

thread

in

the

bobbin.

Provides

a

highly

elastic

decorative

seam

for

hems

on

sportswear

and

casual

wear.

For joining

and

overcasting

stretch

and

easily

fraying

fabrics

in

one

operation.

The

selvage

thread

prevents

the

fabric

edges

from

fraying.

Join

and

overcast

open

knit

fabrics

and

jersey.

Classic

decorative

stitch

for

garments,

linen

and

kitchen

towels.

For

ornamental

hem

stitching.

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be

used

with

wing

needle.

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stitch

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applique

or

pinstitching

Stem

stitch,

wide

Stretch

triple

zigzag

stitch

Open

overlock

stitch

Honeycomb

stitch

Cross

hem

stitch

Closed

overlock

stitch

with

selvage

thread

Pullover

stitch

Cross

stitch

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15

16

17

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“M”

button

8

Cursor

buttons

9

Clear/pattern

start

button

10

Stitch

selection

wheel

11

Connection

socket

“lead

cord”

12

Connection

socket

“foot

control”

13

Master

switch

14

m+

button

15

Direct

selection

button

“Alphabet”

16

Direct

selection

button

“Alphabet”

17

Direct

selection

button

“Linen

buttonhole”

18

Direct

selection

button

“Elastic

blind

hem

stitch”

19

Direct

selection

button

“Zigzag

stitch”

20

Direct

selection

button

“Stretch

triple

straight

stitch”

21

Direct

selection

button

“Blind

hem

stitch”

22

Direct

selection

button

“Bridging

stitch”

23

Direct

selection

button

“Button

attaching

program”

24

Direct

selection

button

“Straight

stitch”

25

Direct

selection

button

“Elastic

stitch”

26

Direct

selection

button “Closed

overlock

stitch”

27

Slide

for

lowering

the

feed

dog

28

Base

plate

29

Removable

accessory

tray

30

Presser

foot

holder

with

presser

foot

31

Integrated

dual feed/IDT

32

Integrated

needle

threader

33

‘Reverse

sewing”

button

34

Threading

slots

35

Needle

thread

tension

36

“Tie-off”

button

37

“Needle

up/down”

button

38

“Slow

sewing”

button

39

“Pattern

mirror”

button/

“Lock”

button

40

Take-up

lever

41

Thread

guide

42

Spool

holder

with

spool

cap

43

Hole

for

second

spool

holder

44

Lid

with

stitch

program

chart

45

Bobbin

winder

46 Bobbin

door

47

Free

arm

48

Sewing

bulb

(max.

5

W)

49

Thread

cutter

50

Thread take-up

51

Presser

foot

lifter

52

Needle

holder

with

retaining

(set)

screw

53

Needle

plate

54

Contrast

control

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91-

uonoes

iuouuoei

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section

Parts

of

the

sewing

machine

(model

2034)

1

-1+

button

A

(stitch

width/pattern

width

controls)

2

-1+

button

B

(stitch

length/pattern

length

controls)

3

-1+

button

C

(stitch

density/balance

controls)

4

Info

button

5

Carrying

handle

6

Handwheel

7

M”

button

8

Cursor

buttons

9

Clear/pattern

start

button

10

Stitch

selection

button

11

Connection

socket

“lead cord”

12

Connection

socket

“foot

control”

13

Master

switch

14

m+button

16

Direct

selection

button

“Alphabet”

17

Direct

selection

button

“Linen

buttonhole”

18

Direct

selection

button

“Elastic

blind

hem

stitch”

19

Direct

selection

button

“Zigzag

stitch”

20 Direct

selection

button “Stretch

triple

straight

stitch”

21

Direct

selection

button

“Blindhem

stitch”

22

Direct

selection

button

“Bridging

stitch”

23

Direct

selection

button

“Button

attaching

program”

24

Direct

selection

button

“Straight

stitch”

25 Direct

selection

button

“Elastic

stitch”

26

Direct

selection

button “Closed

overlock

stitch”

Slide

for

lowering

the

feed

dog

Base

plate

Removable

accessory

tray

Presser

foot

holder

with

presser

foot

Integrated

dual

feed!IDT

Integrated

needle

threader

‘Reverse

sewing”

button

Threading slots

Needle

thread

tension

“Tie-off”

button

“Needle

up/down”

button

“Slow

sewing”

button

“Pattern

mirror”

button!

“Lock”

button

Take-up

lever

Thread

guide

Spool

holder

with

spool

cap

Hole

for

second

spool

holder

Lid

with

stitch

program

chart

Bobbin

winder

Bobbin

door

Free

arm

Sewing

bulb

(max.

5

W)

Thread

cutter

Thread

take-up

Presser

foot

lifter

Needle

holder

with

retaining

(set)

screw

Needle

plate

Contrast

control

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

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Carrying

case

Place

the

enclosed

lead

cord,

the

foot

control

and

instruction

book

into

the

compartment

of

the

carrying

case.

Lid

Open

the

folding

lid

(44)

upwards.

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The

stitches

of

the

sewing

machine

are

illustrated

on

the

inside

of

the

lid.

The

appropriate

presser

foot

to

use

for

each

stitch

is

also

illustrated,

e.g.

Stitch

No.

2,

use

presser

foot

No.

0.

18

Operating

Instructions

Electrical

connection

Connect

the

lead cord

between

the

socket

(11) of

the

sewing

machine

and

the

wall

outlet.

Master

switch

When

the

master

switch

(13)

is

switched

on

(switch

function

I)

the

sewing

lamp

lights

up

and

program

No.

1

is

indicated

in

the

Expression

window.

The

sewing

machine

is

now

ready

to

function.

‘0”

=

OFF

“I”

=

ON

Iechnicai

seUiün

Connecting

the

foot

control

Connect

the

plug

of

the

foot

control

to

the

connection

socket

(12)

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.

Voltage

switch

220V...

240

VI12OV

The

sewing

machine

is

set

to

the

mains

voltage

for

Europe

220

V..

240

V.

If

you

require

a

mains voltage

of

120

V,

you

must

reset

the

voltage

switch

on

the

underside

of

the

machine

to

120

V.

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220V2

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19

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Accessory

tray

I

Arranging

the

accessories

Open

the

accessory

tray

by

placing

your

left

index

finger

on

The

standard

accessories

are

marked

with

numbers.

the

ridged

area

on

the

left

ot

the

lid

and

open

the

lid

upwards

Arrange

the

parts

in

the

respective

compartments

of

the

and

towards

you.

accessory

tray.

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4.

Accessories

2034/2046

(see

also

pages

96-97)

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Removing

the

accessory

tray

(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.

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652

882

872

652

692

702

713

723

732

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;

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812

822

832

842

652

86

87

88

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3

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85

662

573

883

692

702

712

722

733

81

82

832

842

852

86

87

8B

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422

T

Preparing

the

machine

for

bobbin

winding

Place

an

empty

bobbin

so

that

the

black

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.

I

21

I

Winding

the

bobbin

from

the

spool

Place

the

sewing

thread

on

the

spool

holder.

To

obtain

frut

movement

of

the

thread

and

hold

the

thread

spool

firmly,

fit

spool

cap

of

the

right

size

for

the

thread

spool.

Threading

Place

the

thread

into

guide

A

from

the

front

and

pull

it

counterclockwise

through

the

pre-tension

device

B.

Pull

tfi’

thread

under

the

thread

guide

C

(from

back

to

front).

Wind

the

start

of

the

thread

around

the

bobbin

several

times

in

i

clockwise

direction.

Switch

on

the

master

switch

Hold

the

end

of

the

thread

firmly

and

press

the

foot

coritrul

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.

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Winding

from

the

second

spool

holder

Insert

the

second

spool

holder

in

the

hole

provided.

Threading

Thread

as

shown

on

page

22.

Switch

on

the

master

switch

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.

Cut

the

thread,

push

the

bobbin

to

the

left

and

remove

bobbin

from

the

winder.

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Bobbin

door

Switch

off

main

switch

Hold

the

bobbin

door

(46)

at

the

left

side

and

open

it

towards

the

front

Lift

the

latch

of

the

bobbin

case

and

pull

the

bobbin

case

out

of

the

machine.

Release

the

latch

and

take

the

empty

bobbin

out

of

the

bobbin

case.

The

following

is

valid

for

general

sewing

work;

Bobbin

thread

is

visible

on

the

top

side

of

the

fabric:

The

needle

thread

tension

is

too

tight

The

thread

tension

must

be

corrected.

Top

thread

is

visible

on

the

underside

of

the

fabric:

The

needle

thread

tension

is

too

loose

.

The

thread

tension

must

be

corrected.

For

decorative

stitches

and

buttonholes

the

top

thread

should

be

visible

on

the

underside

of

the

fabric.

Taking

out

the

bobbin

case

Thread

tension

For

the

best

stitch

appearance

and

durability

make

sure

the

needle

and

bobbin

thread

tensions

are balanced

with

one

another,

i.e.

the

threads

evenly

meet

between

the

two

fabrit

layers.

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